Fellowship Bible Church of Longview TX

The first of two special sermons addressing the current Covid-19 situation from a spiritual perspective from the Word of God. 

Paul has shown that neither Jews nor Gentiles can achieve righteousness through their own efforts. In the process, he removes the main ways we downplay our sin or overstate our righteousness. In today’s passage, Paul takes the last step: showing that every individual is by nature under the power of sin.

Paul is deep into his argument that no one is righteous enough for God. He has shown that not having God's law does not get someone off the hook. He has shown that being a part of the Jewish people does not get someone off the hook. Paul continues his argument by showing that God is still faithful and righteous.

Paul is deep into his argument that no one is righteous enough for God. He has shown that not having God’s law does not get someone off the hook. He has shown that being a part of the Jewish people does not get someone off the hook. Paul continues his argument by showing that God is still faithful and righteous.

Joel Huegel teaching on 1 Peter 1:1-12 for our special World Outreach Weekend. 

Paul established in chapter 1 that our idolatry deserves God's wrath. Chapter 2 opens by building on that theme. God will impartially judge every person for their unrighteousness. The Coming Judgment [1-6] The Impartial Judge [7-11] The Universal Standard [12-16] The Point: Cultural religion does not save from God's impartial judgment. Responses Study: I will rewrite Romans 2:1-16 in my own words....

Introduction : Paul's theme in Romans 1:1-17 is The righteous live by faith . But what happens to the unrighteous? What makes unrighteousness unrighteous? Paul answers those questions in the rest of chapter one. His answers reveal that everyone is at risk of God's wrath. The Revelation of God's Wrath [18] The Reason for God's Wrath: A Disastrous Exchange [19-23] The Exchange Unleashed [24-32] Livi...

Introduction : Romans is probably the most famous letter in history. Studying Romans has given countless Christians a new understanding of the Bible and a life-changing encounter with God. 1. The people 2. The purposes 3. The themes a. The Gospel b. Salvation c. The righteousness of God d. Believe/Faith The Point: The gospel saves us and reveals God's righteousness. Responses Study: I will rewrite...