So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.
Romans 10:17
I. The freedom Christ gives: Liberty, not legalism; II. The freedom to serve: Liberty, not license; III. The freedom we live by: Walking in the Spirit
I. Areas to build our relationships with our brethren; II. Ways to relate with our brethren; III. Coexist with each other as brethren
I. Manifestations of spiritual pride; II. Metaphorical use of the body to illustrate unity and diversity in the church; III. Mobilization of spiritual gifts of individuals to benefit the church
I. The display of God’s grace amidst Israel’s rejection of the Messiah; II. The disclosure of God’s plan: The grafting in of the Gentiles; III. The declaration of God’s guarantee; IV. The demonstration of God’s glory
I. Revelation of our Saviour; II. Reception of our Saviour; III. Rejection of our Saviour
I. Our obligation to the lost souls; II. Israel’s missed the opportunity for salvation through Christ; III. Majestic doxology to the Lord of the harvest
I. The change in mindset; II. The Christian’s capacity to please God; III. The call to contemplate
I. Analogy of law and marriage; II. Liberty in our marriage relationship with Christ; III. Transformation of lives in Christ
I. True wisdom: not appearance, but action; II. The children of wisdom: the living proof; III. The world’s judgement is meaningless
I. A burden beyond comfort; II. A prayer that lifts the burden; III. A plea that clings to God’s promises; IV. A readiness that steps into action; V. A call that awakens others