Have you ever noticed, how much easier it is much easier to destroy something beautiful and worthy than to build it? Building up and tearing down is at the heart of #Romans 14-15. Paul’s going to encourage us to build each other up and remind us that this

How can you have fellowship with somebody who does things you do believe a Christian should do? Paul’s first answer: what you should not do. Krisan Marotta speaks on Romans 14:1-20 Series: Romans For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com

In Romans 13:8-14, Paul explains what it means to be able to live as people who are free to love one another and free of self-recrimination, guilt, uncertainty, or doubt. The passage speaks of freedom from debt and freedom from darkness. #witw #Biblestudy

In Romans 13, Paul continues in his application of how we should live in light of the gospel. In this often-discussed and debated passage, he explains how to be good citizens: submission, fearlessness and conscience. Series: Romans: Justification by Faith

In part, Romans 9-11 is an explanation of how people can be caught in spiritual pride and how the advantages of knowing about God and His truth can be twisted into something that actually drives us away from God. Series: Romans For more information: Wedne

In Isaiah 55:1-5, Isaiah describes the glorious banquet that God has prepared and bids all to attend. This banquet is none other than the life offered through the work of his Servant, Jesus Christ. We saw that the way into the feast was to listen and beli

In the Servant Songs, we saw that a Servant would come who would bear our iniquities and inaugurate a new age through his death and resurrection. Now Isaiah invites all to a banquet feast to celebrate and share in the reign of the Messianic King. Series:

In 54:11-17 Isaiah speaks of a New City to demonstrate that what the Servant accomplished through his death and resurrection not only fulfilled the Old Covenant, but it far surpasses Israel's grandest dreams. Series: Isaiah Servant Songs For more informat

Can believers expect prosperity in this life? What happened to the promises of prosperity in the Old Covenant? When the Servant finished his work of atonement, a new age will be born which promises a prosperity which far surpasses the prosperity of this a

Isaiah describes the work of the Servant and how his work will be received by the Lord, by the nations and by Israel. Series: Isaiah Servant Songs For more information: WednesdayintheWord.com Many thanks to Reggie Coates of Heartfelt Music & Ministry for