Posts in Romans
A Model for Missions - Episode 5

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell explores Romans 10:9-17, focusing on the urgent mission of sharing the gospel. Emphasizing that faith arises from hearing the truth about Christ, he stresses the vital role of the local church in supporting missionaries and church planters. Through practical examples, he illustrates how financial support for new churches and missionaries significantly impacts spreading the gospel and nurturing communities of faith. Pastor Dorrell urges continued commitment to these initiatives as a form of worship and a means to extend the reach of the gospel across America.

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Nothing Will - Episode 137

In this powerful episode, Bill Prater explores the profound nature of God's love as demonstrated through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Highlighting scripture from Romans 8:31-39, he reflects on the boundless depth and permanence of divine love, which transcends all human understanding and is promised to all, regardless of background. Through the lens of Paul's suffering, Prater emphasizes that God's true promise is not an easy life, but the eternal security found in His love. Listeners are encouraged to embrace this love and find assurance amidst life's challenges, guided by personal experiences that resonate deeply with the struggle to comprehend divine compassion in times of personal loss.

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The Promises of God | The Promise of Goodness - Episode 115

This message explores the reliability of God's promises and how we can align ourselves with His purposes to experience His goodness. The speaker highlights Romans 8:28 as a conditional promise requiring us to seek and understand God's purposes to receive its benefits. This message reminds us that when we pursue our own purposes, we forfeit the goodness of God.

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Fellowship and Flourishing - Episode 45

God uses people to help people. God intends people to touch and shape people. This is not always positive, but God intends it to be. We leave on one another indelible marks. These are never in consequential. These mini impacts are for good or for bad. We must ask ourselves, "Who is better for my having interacted with them?"

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