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Romans 7 Explained – Bible Study Audio
Here’s an audio recording of the study of Romans 7. Some of Romans 8 is discussed at the end too, and some other talk as God led. Below is a line by line commentary as well that was handed out. Lord bless you! Romans 7 line by line 7:1-3. Or do you not know, brethren (for I speak to those who know the law), that the law has dominion over a man as long as he lives? 2 For the woman who has a husband is bound by the law to her husband as long as he lives. But if the husband dies, she is released from the law of…
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What Jesus Has Done That You Need to Know
This started out as a Bible study of Romans 7 but soon went in another direction to answer questions and needs of people for more foundational understanding. Included in here is the overall teaching of the life that Jesus provided to restore His people to God by dying for them, and then living through them. To him who has ears to hear, may you hear! May the Lord bless you!
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On Consecration – Sunday Sept. 17, 2017
Here is a message given on the need for consecration. From the outline notes: Questions: Have you found the secret of spiritual death to self and old man being crucified with Christ? (Rom 6) Do you walk in the light on the ground of Christ’s resurrection? Do you believe you walk in the Spirit the same as the early Christians did? Do you hear Jesus’ voice, and are you guided by Him so that you follow Him? (Inner assurance.) Do you have a deep sense of righteousness, peace, and joy? Do you walk around singing psalms, hymns, spiritual songs, singing in your heart making melody to the Lord? Do you…
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Freedom from sin – Romans 6 explained
In our continuation of the discussion of Romans, we come to the monumental chapter 6 – which leads to the equally glorious revealed truths of Rom. 7, and 8. The recordings are hopefully self explanatory, and in the Bible study a couple handouts were given. These are posted below. Lord bless you!
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Romans 5:12-20 study and side commentary – September 8, 2017
This is another tangent-filled discussion continuing on in Romans 5 from 5:12-20. The second recording was a random discussion that tried to at least somewhat discuss the “sin nature” of man further. In the discussion was reference to man’s having “self” as his center, and the effective “god” on the “throne” of his heart. Sins come from a person whose internal makeup is twisted or warped somehow before God. A Christian is called to flee the sin nature by running and hiding himself in God through Jesus Christ. 1 Pet. 1:5 – who are kept by the power of God through faith for salvation ready to be revealed in the…
