Sermon Media & Review
Romans 2:2-16
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- March 5, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Moralist and the Mercy of God.
People who are considered moral need God too. Many moral people can sound Christian without actually knowing Christ. There is only one Judge who knows the whole truth. Romans 2:2-16 describes four ways that God judges moralists.
Psalm 103
- Seth Brandt
- Category: Sunday Evening Series
- February 26, 2017
- Audio Video
The Kindness of God Towards His Forgiven People.
Romans 2:1
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- February 26, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Moralist and the Mercy of God.
God's charge against humanity continues in the divine courtroom. He is answering the question, Is all the world lost? The answer is yes, all are guilty before God. In Romans 2:1-16, we learn the moralist is just as guilty as the immoral person. It's important to remind do-gooders that they need Jesus just as much as the wicked. None of us have an excuse before God (Romans 1:20).
Matthew 26:1-16
- Pastor Steve Sindelar
- Category: The Gospel of Matthew
- February 19, 2017
- Audio Video
The Incomprehensible Value of the King.
Romans 1:18-32
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- February 19, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
A Righteous Reminder.
Some may recall a teaching method used to ingrain material in students' heads: Remember, Recite, Remediate. After material is taught, it is repeated until the students can recite it accurately. Romans 1:18-32 is a repetition of the truth about fallen humanity. It was not written primarily to convict sinners, since the letter was written to believers in Rome. It is a reminder of what we were before the Lord saved us.
Matthew 24:32-25:46
- Pastor Steve Sindelar
- Category: The Gospel of Matthew
- February 12, 2017
- Audio Video
The Olivet Discourse, Part 2
Romans 1:1-17
- Pastor Kent Hobi
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- February 12, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Personal Integrity of a Gospel Witness.
Christians long to have confidence in sharing the Gospel. Paul provides a model for an effective gospel witness. Paul could say that he was not ashamed of the Gospel because he lived out the Gospel. It was something that he not only professed with words, but possessed in his daily life.
An authentic, bold gospel confidence is preceded by personal spiritual integrity. Integrity is characterized by being undivided. Paul was wholeheartedly submitted to the Gospel and the Person at the heart of the Gospel, Jesus Christ.
Matthew 23:37-24:31
- Pastor Steve Sindelar
- Category: The Gospel of Matthew
- February 5, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Olivet Discourse, Part 1
Introduction to Romans
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- February 5, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Necessary Rehearsal to Prepare.
At the end of his letter to the Romans, Paul names many individuals who were an encouragement to him in the Lord. Paul had not been to visit the churches in Rome, but he knew many believers who had evidently moved there. The list begins with a woman named Phoebe who likely delivered Paul's letter about AD 57 (Romans 16:1-2). Her inclusion, along with Priscilla and her husband Aquila in the next few verses, reminds us that women are very important to the essential ministry of disciple-making in the church.
Outline of Romans
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: Not Ashamed (Romans)
- January 29, 2017
- Audio Video Notes
The Power of God in the Gospel.
The theme of the book of Romans is the righteousness of God as revealed in the Gospel. We should never cease to wonder that God's mercy and power were enough to save sinners like us!
