Restless Wonderer - Bible teaching

Part 18 of the series in the book of Romans. Paul draws his thoughts about Israel and the Gentiles to a close with a wonderful statement of God's greatness then calls us to reflect on the mercy of God and so offer ourselves as living sacrifices to Him.

Part 17 of the series in the book of Romans. Paul explains that God has not abandoned Israel - there has always been a faithful remnant and in the future many Jews will turn to Jesus.

Part 16 of the series in the book of Romans. Paul explains that salvation is, and always has been, through faith in the message of God proclaimed to people.

Part 15 of the series in the book of Romans.  Paul has expressed his confidence in the security of our salvation (Chapter 8) - he now deals with the objection that God cannot be trusted because He seems to have abandoned Israel who were His chosen people.

Part 14 of the series in the book of Romans. The apostle Paul expresses his confidence that our salvation is secure because God can be trusted and no one and nothing can disrupt His purposes for us.

Part 13 of the series in Romans. The wonderful promise that God works everything together for the purpose of making us like Jesus as the Spirit intercedes for us even when we don't know how to pray.

Part 12 of the series in Romans.  The apostle Paul explains that all the suffering we experience is a result of the bondage of creation to sin and that the hope before us is to be revealed in glory as God's children.

Part 11 of the series in Romans.  Those who are in Christ have no condemnation and no obligation to sin and death, but we can serve God according to the way of the Spirit who causes us to cry 'Abba Father!' and who leads us to live according to God's standard.

Part 10 of the series in Romans.  The law condemns but we are no longer bound to it, but to Christ. The law is good, but in the flesh, apart from God, we cannot live up to its standard.

Part 9 of the series in the book of Romans.  Paul answers objections that might arise saying that grace means we can carry on sinning by an illustration from slavery - we are not slaves to sin but to God and righteousness.