As Normal As Weird Can Be

Part 9: Conclusion

Part 8: Being All Things To All People

Part 7: The Christian And The Government

Part 6: The Christian’s Responsibility

Paul writes possibly the greatest statement of theology ever written. What is our proper response to the Grace of God?

Part 5: Israel’s Role In God’s Plan

Paul wrestles with the question: how come Israel has rejected the Gospel? If God’s purpose and plans are related to the nation of Israel, how could they have rejected the Gospel? If God’s purpose and plan for Israel is failing, have God’s promises themselves failed?

Part 4: Sanctification By God’s Grace

What does it mean to be set apart, to be consecrated, to become all that God has created us to be?

Part 3: Justification By God’s Grace

God is Merciful. God is Loving. But God is also Just and He must punish Sin. We have a problem, and there is nothing we can do. But there is something that’s already been done.

Part 2: Fallen People in a Fallen World

We live in a fallen world. What’s the cause of all of this? In the Letter to the Romans, we get the answer.

Part 1: Introduction to Romans

The Apostle Paul’s Letter to the Romans is perhaps the clearest statement of the Gospel in the whole Bible. To study it is really to study the essence of Christianity.

Part 9: New Testament Women Leaders

While the Bible is sometimes viewed as sexist or “anti-women,” Christianity actually raised the status of women in a variety of ways.

Part 8: Philip, Available to God

Although Philip is a relatively minor character in the book of Acts, God uses him in remarkable ways because he was available to God and because he took advantage of the opportunities that God gave to him.

Part 7: The Discerning Leader

Deborah and Rahab are excellent examples, not of women leaders, but of discerning leaders who just happen to be women.