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Category Romans

“Call Me Bitter”

Are you bitter? Unhappy? Has God turned against you? Trials and troubles are never fun, but they give us a chance to be closer to God.

Who Deserves Forgiveness?

Does everyone deserve forgiveness? Even mean or evil people? Today we consider Jonah and God's amazing grace and love, especially for those who don't deserve it.

Romans 8:1 Watch on YouTube – Watch on Facebook Our Bible reading for today is from Romans Chapter 8 verse 1. Saint Paul writes: Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:1) The…

Don Moldstad
Romans
September 16, 2019

Watch Out

Romans is full of comfort, but it also warns us against things that could hurt us. Today we're joined by Pastor David Locklair, currently serving Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portage, IN.

David Locklair
Romans
July 8, 2019

Access to Salvation

Jesus lived and died for us.... but Jesus lived and died two thousand years ago. How do we, today, access his life and death? How do we receive the benefits?

Timothy Hartwig
Romans
June 3, 2019

God’s Law is a Curb

God's Law. Last time compared God's Law to a high jump. It sets the standard for our living. But the Law has a second function: to curb our behavior. That's what Pastor Kyle Madson explains in today's devotion.

Kyle Madson
Romans
May 30, 2019

The Fruit of the Spirit: Goodness

What does it mean to "be good?" Whose rules are you supposed to follow? What if I haven't followed the rules?

Your Credit With God

If you've ever worried your sins are too great to be forgiven then you need to hear today's message from Pastor Tim Hartwig.

Timothy Hartwig
Romans
February 18, 2019

Your Life’s Final Chapter

If you were writing a book about your life, what would the last page of it say?

Don Moldstad
Romans
February 1, 2019

Using the Right Words

How do you know if you're using the right words to pray? Pastor Peter Heyn provides us with an encouraging message for those times when we're not sure what we should be praying for.