As It Is Written: January 2011

1/11/2011

We Must Be Born Again video

The Gospel in Romans

Join us as we study our way through the book of Romans. One of the major themes in Romans is the righteousness of God. How God can be just, and justify the ungodly is a problem that is fully answered in this ancient and powerful letter, given to us by the direct inspiration of God Himself.
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1) Romans 1:1-7
2) Romans 1:8-17
3) Romans 1:16-23
4) Romans 1:18-32
5) Romans 2
6) Romans 2:28-3:8
7) Romans 3:9-20
8) Romans 3:19-31
9) Romans 4:1-8
10) Romans 4:9-15
11) Romans 4:16-25
12) Romans 5:1-5
13) Romans 5:6-11
14) Romans 5:11-18
15) Romans 5:18-21
16) Romans 6:1-4
17) Romans 6:4-11
18) Romans 6:12-14

Mennos Word of Encouragment

Therefore be of good cheer and comforted in the Lord. You can expect no greater righteousness in yourself than all the chosen of God had in them from the beginning. In and by yourself you are a poor sinner, and by the eternal righteousness banished, accursed, and condemned to eternal death. But in and through Christ you are justified and pleasing unto God, and adopted by Him in eternal grace as a daughter and child. In this all saints have comforted themselves,...

- Menno Simons, from his Letter of Consolation to a Sick Saint "Aan Griet Rein Edes Wijf" c. 1557

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