This week we'll be discussing disputable matters and how each of us as believers see things differently. Paul will address the issues that were taking place in Rome and he will give two of them. The first will be the eating of food and the second which day of the week a person chooses to worship Jesus. We'll work to apply these things to our modern day as we work through the text.

This week we'll cover three topics that the apostle Paul was led by the Holy Spirit to write to us about. We'll cover the believer's response to government, our need to love others and that we need to be awake for our salvation is nearer now that it even has been.

This week we'll look at over 20 exhortations that Paul had for the church in Rome...All of which are tied to you and I living our lives as living sacrifices unto Jesus.

This week we'll begin a new section of book of Romans as Paul now begins to task the believer with specific ways that you and I can live out our faith. Today we'll begin by seeing that we should be a living sacrifice, that we should not be conformed to the world and that we all have a part to play in the body of Christ.

This week we'll conclude the fourth section of the book of Romans as Paul will speak to the simple fact that God is not done with Israel. One day the chosen nation of God will come to faith in Jesus Christ as they come not by their works or their keeping of the law but through faith in the Son of God.

This week we'll be talking about the simple fact that we all have the opportunity to receive the Lord Jesus Christ in our hearts and we'll see it's a simple process as we believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths.

This week we'll look at God's sovereign hand over the affairs of men, especially of His people Israel. God knows the end from the beginning. He knows every choice we will make and He acts accordingly.

We'll finish out chapter 8 of Romans today. We'll talk about 5 words that speak of God's work in our lives. We'll talk about how God foreknew us, predestined us, called us, justified us and glorified us.