Category: Bible reading plan

Paul ends his letter with a repeated wish for their prayers for him as he heads to Jerusalem and his expectation that he will one day come personally to Rome, on his way to minister in Spain. We read back in Acts that his visit to Rome was fulfilled but from a different context. As… Continue reading Romans 15 – The End

Old John Gill wrote this in his Chapter Introduction. INTRODUCTION TO ROMANS 14 The apostle, having finished his exhortations to duties of a moral and civil kind, proceeds to the consideration of things indifferent, about eating some sorts of meats, and keeping days; to which he might be led by the last clause of the… Continue reading Romans 14 – Things Indifferent…

We saw a video clip of a Democrat and Republican Senator praying for President Trump at the National Prayer Breakfast. And at the end of the SOTU message the President spoke these words about God. And we must always keep faith in America’s destiny — that one nation, under God, must be the hope and… Continue reading Romans 13 – Christian Politics

One really need to have read and studied all the words that come before to appreciate how important this chapter really is. Yet it is not the end of the book. But take pause and listen to Max read it and think of the balance that Paul incorporates in his message to the Romans. Romans… Continue reading Romans 12 – It’s not the ending….