What Shall I Render

God's purpose through the gospel is to bring His love, not just into the hearts of His children but ever so practically into their lives! Rom 1:16-17; 5:5; 1 Cor 13:1-8

Born of God's promise, we find His purpose in that promise. Born of the gospel, we find God's purpose in that same Gospel.

Abraham's descendants were covenant related children of God, as a result of His promise to Abraham. Even under the Law of Moses all that Israel had with God were a result of His promise to Abraham. We are born of God, today, through Christ Jesus, who is God's covenant with us (Rom 9:1-18).

Our victory is in the One who is our covenant with God, Christ Jesus our Lord. Uniting us with Him and His death we have a new life to live in Christ. God has done for us in our union with Him what we cannot do on our own (Rom 6:3-5; Gal 2:20-21).

What God has given us in Christ Jesus defeats the worst we can face in this world. Rom 8:31-39

God's former covenant with Israel was the 10 Commandments/the Law of Moses it was based on the Leviticsal priesthood (Heb 7:11). Jesus is now our covenant. His blood and His priesthood are the basis of our covenant with God (Isa 42:6; 49:8; Luke 22:20; 2 Cor 3:6; Jer 31:31; Heb 8:8).

The gospel which saved us, continues to save, direct, and equip us to face all that we face in this world (Rom 1:16-17; 8:18-29). Let's resolve to continue learning its message and all the implications of its power for our lives.

The power of the gospel which saves us continually works to transform us and guide our lives in God's eternal purpose.

God has poured His love and so His redemptive purpose of freedom into us through His saving gospel. Life for the faithful Christian is, now lived in a newness like no other.

The gospel saves us by revealing that we are NOT LEFT ALONE to battle sin!

God did not record through Moses the account of creation just to answer the questions of curious minds. He gave it to His covenant related children when He was forming them into a people for His own possession and purpose, that they might know the power of the One who called them, that they might know His power and purpose of giving life through His spoken words. Though our covenant is in the bloo...

The gospel does not leave us with the same old mindset we had in the flesh. We now walk/live in newness of life (Rom 6:4, 11-13, 14-23; 8:4, 5-12).

The message of God that brings salvation, brings life, hope, and victory only to those willing to believe it.

Hope undergirds our journey of faith (Rom 4:1-25).

Christ comes into this world in a way that very practically speaks to us of what is impossible with man is possible with God. Let Him save you :)

The same power of God to save us from sin's condemnation saves us from sin dominion.

The gospel is about Jesus Christ, it offers us freedom from and salvation from sin, sin's dominion, and the wrath of God on sin (Rom 1:16-17; 5:6-8, 9-11). Jan 3, 2024

Rom 5:12-21 is part of the revealing of God's righteousness being available to those who will believe the gospel message that brings it to mankind.

Faith brings an inheritance to the faithful that law-keeping can never afford (Rom 4:13-15).

From enemies to reconciliation to saved from God's wrath. This is the present possession of those justified by the blood, the saints in Christ Jesus (Rom 5:9-11).

Abraham's faith was an avenue for God to bless the whole world. David's faith was an avenue for God to defeat the enemies of His people and protect David from his own sin.

Those called by the gospel have somethings in common with two of God's ancient examples of being called and chosen by God, Abraham and David (Rom 4:1-25).

Sure and certain of what is yet unseen, we trust the Eternal One to reward those who seek Him. Just as Abraham did and as David did (Matt 8:13; 9:29; 15:28; Rom 4; Heb 11:1, 4).

Purposely choosing to remind our soul the greatest gift God has given us is the removal of our sins and the subsequent peace that gives us with Him (Ps 103).

Righteousness gives us the best relationship we can have with God.