Theme: The power of God at Work in us Brethren, How are you? I trust this email finds you well. For the last two quarters, we have explored the book of Romans under the theme ‘God’s power at work in us.’ And finally we come to the end of this amazing journey; at least for now. So, as we attempt to review this wonderful book , three key words summarize the power of God at work in Read more…
The power of God at Work in us Brethren, How has your week been? mine has been quite eventful. This Sunday, we come to an exciting aspect of Romans: Imagine having your name appear on the honors list of your school, or inducted into the hall of fame of one of the greatest organs in the world. Apostle Paul did that for dozens in this closing chapter of Romans. And that is what we will be Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in Us Brethren, How have you been? I trust you are well. Last week, we looked at Christian unity. This week, we shall be looking at Keeping the Unity of the Spirit. How is this different from what we studied last week? What does that look like? And how does it apply to me? These are all questions we shall be exploring in the study. In the study, Apostle Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this message finds you well. Do you sometimes wonder about the numerous Christian denominations and wish we would all be united under one umbrella denomination? How do the differences in the Body of Christ make you feel? These are some of the questions our Bible study will be addressing this Sunday. Topic is: Christian Unity. Key Takeaways include: Christian unity is about believers Read more…
Theme: Romans: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this meets you well. Recently, I attended a conference at a Christian retreat center. During meal times, the caterers would diligently point out those meals which contained pork and those which did not. Often, those believers who have no qualms eating pork will make comments suggesting that they are more mature. This kind of attitude towards other believers who don’t share in our Read more…
Theme: The power of God at Work in us Brethren, How are you doing today? I trust this meets you well. Last Sunday we looked at our responsibility to civil authorities. This Sunday, we continue in Romans chapter 13. And this time, we would be focusing on our responsibility to each other, not just as believers, but as human beings. We will be looking at this under the topic: Love, The Fulfillment of the Law. Key Read more…
Theme: The power of God at Work in us Brethren, Good evening. I trust you are well and rejoicing in Jesus despite the challenging times. Last week, our quarter study through Romans took a look at how believers are to relate with one another and with others. This SUnday we continue with a look at how believers are to relate with constituted authorities. This SUnday’s topic is: The Christian and Civil Authority. The key lessons are outlined Read more…
The power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this meets you well. Our quarter study this week is a challenge for us to let our Christianity to show in the way we live. Our topic is “Practical Christianity.” The key point to note from this study is that God wants our Christianity to be lived out in everyday life issues. Three ways this can happen are: In our everyday interactions with other believers, our love Read more…
Theme: Romans: The Power of God at Work in Us Brethren, I trust this email finds you well. Do you sometimes wish you had the ability to perform a certain task, or perform it better than you currently are able? Or why certain tasks take a lot more effort than in some others? Have you wondered why one person is such a good preacher, while another is so good at teaching children? If so, you need Read more…
The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this meets you well? Have you been in a situation where you knew that your only hope was mercy? I have, countless times. And about mercy, we all know that God is merciful. But today’s topic is not just about God’s mercy, but His lavish (abundant) mercy! Key Learning points:1. God’s mercy is a mystery that many struggle to understand. (Romans 11:25)o Mercy was Read more…