Romans 12-13

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By Jesse Jenkins

Benchley, November 23, 2011

 

  • Romans 1:16 – The gospel is God’s power to save. In the first eleven chapters, five points are elaborated on:
    • All have sinned.
    • Man is powerless to save himself.
    • God made a way for man to be saved (Romans 5:8) by sending Jesus.
    • The condition for justification through Jesus is faith.
    • Salvation is for both Jew and Gentile.
  • In Romans 12-13, he discusses how Christians should live.
  • Romans 12:1-8 – the proper view of self
  • Romans 12:9-16 – proper love for one another
  • Romans 12:17-21
  • Romans 13:1-7 – the Christian and civil powers
    • Romans 13:1 – Civil authorities are established by God, so we must respect them.
    • Romans 13:3 – Governments should not be a reason for fear if we are doing good.
    • Romans 13:4 – Capital punishment is authorized by God.
    • Romans 13:6 – Taxes authorized by God.
    • Romans 13:7 – Honor is due to the offices of civil authorities even if the man occupying the office is not honorable.
  • Romans 13:8 – This is not a condemnation on buying things on credit. The universal debt is love for each other.
  • Romans 13:9-14 – The power view toward desires of the flesh.
  • Romans 13:14 – See Galatians 5:17. We are to make no provision for the lusts of the flesh.

By David Watson

Benchley, November 6, 2011

 

By Tim Stevens

Benchley, September 26, 2011

 

The Gospel is For All

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By Garren Stroud

Benchley, March 8, 2011

By Bert Dodd

Benchley, September 12, 2010

  • Acts 8 – Philip preaches to Samaritans.
    • Matthew 10:5-6 – Jesus instructs apostles to not teach to Samaritans.
    • Luke 9:51-55 – Disciples rebuked for hatred of Samaritans.
    • Luke 17:15-16 – Jesus heals a Samaritan leper.
    • John 4:7-9 – Jesus asks a Samaritan woman for water.
    • Samaritans has a right to the gospel of Christ.
  • Acts 9 – Jesus appears to Saul.
    • Saul had a right to the gospel of Christ.
  • Acts 10 – Peter teaches Cornelius (a Gentile).
    • Gentiles had a right to the gospel of Christ.
  • What’s in the parenthesis (Acts 8-10)?

Social Gospel

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By David Watson

Benchley, July 4, 2010

Summary of the Bible

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By David Watson

Benchley, April 25, 2010

  • Salvation!
  • The story of the Old Testament
    • Ecclesiastes 7:29; Genesis 3:6 – The fall of man.
    • I John 3:4 – definition of sin
    • Isaiah 59:2 – Sin separates us from God
    • Romans 5:12 – All have sinned.
    • Ezekiel 18:20 – Everyone bears the consequences of their own sin.
    • Within the first few chapters of the Bible, we have been introduced to the problem:  sin.
    • God makes three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12):
      • Nation and land:  fulfilled in Old Testament
      • Universal blessing:  fulfilled in New Testament
    • Genesis 50; Exodus 12:37-40 – Israel grows as a nation in slavery to Egypt, and is then delivered from slavery by God.
    • Leadership transfers from Moses to Joshua and then a series of judges.
    • Israel requests a king and God gives them Saul.
    • After Solomon, Israel splits into Israel and Judah.
      • II Kings 17:5 – After 200 years of wicked kings and idolatry, Israel goes into Assyrian captivity (721 B.C.).
      • Judah has a few good kings, but eventually goes into Babylonian captivity in 586 B.C.
    • Israel is finally released from captivity and a remnant returns to restore Jerusalem.  Nehemiah 9:1
    • It is important to follow God’s law!
    • God shows us the need that mankind had for a system of salvation.  The stage is set for the fulfillment of the third promise.
  • The story of the New Testament
  • Hebrews 5:9 – Jesus is the source of eternal salvation.