RWM Thursday Bible Study

Romans 3:31-4:12 | Session 10 | Romans Rightly Divided & Verse By Verse 20.01.2023 1:00:00 ↓

Randy White teaches romans verse by verse

Romans 3:27-31 | Session 9 | Romans Rightly Divided 13.01.2023 1:00:00 ↓

Under the new dispensation of Grace, God is the God of both Jews and Gentiles, and the old dispensation of the Law has a distinct and different justification.

Romans 3:21-26 | Session 8 | Romans Rightly Divided 08.01.2023 ↓

Paul declares a brand new day, theologically! A day in which justification is found outside the Law.

Romans 3:3-20 | Session 7 | Romans Rightly Divided 16.12.2022 1:00:00 ↓

In this session, Paul completes his argument that all the world is guilty before God, and then introduces the new dispensation.

Romans 2:12-3:2 | Session 6 | Romans Rightly Divided 15.12.2022 1:00:00 ↓

Paul teachers about God's work under the law, and specifically focuses on Judaism in Romans 2:12-3:2.

Romans 2:2-11 | Session 5 | Romans Rightly Divided 18.11.2022 1:00:00 ↓

This session clearly shows a works-based salvation prior to the age of grace.

Romans 1:26-2:1 | Session 4 | Romans Rightly Divided 11.11.2022 1:00:00 ↓

When God is rejected by man, He "gives them up" to homosexuality, debauchery, and all kinds of wickedness.

Romans 1:18-25 | Session 3 | Romans Rightly Divided 04.11.2022 1:00:00 ↓

Paul begins to describe mankind, having rejected the truth God has given in favor of his "vain imaginations."

Romans 1:1-7 | Session 1 02.11.2022 ↓

Foundational information about the book of Romans, covering the first 7 verses

James 3:14-4:5 05.10.2022 ↓

This passage gets into the "ye have not because ye ask not" promise. Let's take a deeper look!

James 4:6-10 05.10.2022 ↓

Are we supposed to weep and mourn in order to display our humility? James says so! What does this mean for the Christian life.

James 4:11-17 05.10.2022 ↓

Should we plan for the future? Should we worry about sins of omission? This, and more!

James 5:1-6 05.10.2022 ↓

James gives unbelievably strong words of condemnation to the rich. Is this to all rich? How should we apply this today?