All Who Believe. Romans 3:1-21
Learn the critical difference between participating in religion, and believing in God for salvation.
Learn the critical difference between participating in religion, and believing in God for salvation.
The religion of idolatry produces a worship culture of sexual perversion, where the only remedy is a return to true worship.
God reveals His nature and existence through the created world, but instead of giving Him thanks, men in sin push away that knowledge, which leaves us accountable and guilty before God.
Even Paul's introductory greeting in the book contains some of the major seeds of worldview shaping truth to be discovered throughout the book of Romans.
Final sermon from Acts series focusing in on the ultimate reason Jesus came for Israel, and why their rejection has lead to hope for the whole world.
From the summer of 2020, MacArthur speaks to the necessity of the church and the hope of the gospel. We hope this encourages you.
When institutions fall to evil ways, persecution of Christians moves from private plans to public policy.
As the church tries to faithfully follow the pattern, wolves will come, trying to destroy God's people and Jesus' work - but victory is assured by God's provision of courageous elders, governing by the Word of God.
Paul holds an elders' meeting near Ephesus to warn them that wolves will come to destroy the church, and gives them everything they need to defend the sheep.