Message
{THE GOOD NEWS}
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- Salvation for the Nations - (The Gospel of the Kingdom announced by Jesus of Nazareth offers salvation and life to men and women of every nation and people) - {PDF Copy}
- The Mission - (The mission of the church between until the return of Jesus is to proclaim the Good News of his Kingdom to all nations – Matthew 24:14) - {PDF Copy}
- All Nations, not just Some! - (Is the Gospel of the Kingdom a message for only some nations, or is it Good News for all nations and peoples of the Earth?) - {PDF Copy}
- God Raised Him! - (Paul anchors all that God has done in the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, which also inaugurated the messianic age - Galatians 1:1-5) - {PDF Copy}
- His Name is Jesus - (The name Jesus means ‘Yahweh saves.’ In the Nazarene, the salvation promised to Israel has arrived in all its glory) - {PDF Copy}
- To the Nations Also - (The promise to bless all nations in Abraham is brought to fulfillment by Jesus of Nazareth, the true Seed of Abraham) - {PDF Copy}
- The Light of the World - (Jesus is the only true light in the World, one that shines all the brighter in the darkness and reveals life for men and women) - {PDF Copy}
- The Life-Giving Word - (Jesus is the Word made flesh in whom the glory of God is revealed, the same word by which God created all things) - {PDF Copy}
- Jesus is the Center - (Jesus is the key that unlocks the Hebrew Scriptures and reveals the nature and redemptive purposes of the God of Israel) - {PDF Copy}
- Delivered from This Age - (Paul anchors all that God has done in the death and resurrection of Jesus, the event that inaugurated the messianic age – Galatians 1:1-5) - {PDF Copy}
- God has Spoken! - (God spoke His definitive word in His Son, Jesus of Nazareth. All previous words spoken in the prophets were preparatory, promissory, and partial) - {PDF Copy}
- Purifying Sins - (Having achieved the purification of sins, Jesus sat down at the right hand of God to intercede for his people as their faithful High Priest) - {PDF Copy}
- The Messianic Age Dawns - (The era of the Aaronic priesthood terminated with the arrival of the word in God’s Son, our High Priest forevermore) - {PDF Copy}
- Covenant Heirs - (With the outpouring of the Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, the blessings for all nations promised to Abraham commenced) - {PDF Copy}
- The Blessing of Abraham - (The Gift of the Spirit is imparted by Jesus as part of God’s promise to bless all the nations in Abraham’s Seed, namely, Jesus – Acts 3:25) - {PDF Copy}
- He Abolished Death - (Paul reminded Timothy of Christ’s resurrection and victory over death since false teachers were denying the future resurrection of believers) - {PDF Copy}
- The Last Enemy - (The arrival of Jesus at the end of the age will mean the termination of the Last Enemy, Death itself) - {PDF Copy}
- The Final Sign - (According to Jesus. the End will not come until this Gospel of the Kingdom of God has been proclaimed to all nations – Matthew 24:14) - {PDF Copy}
- Resurrection Hope - (Central to the future hope of the apostolic faith is the bodily resurrection of the dead when Jesus arrives to gather his saints) - {PDF Copy}
- Delivering us from Wrath - (Already, Jesus is delivering his people from the coming wrath that will befall the unrighteous when he arrives) - {PDF Copy}
- One Covenant People - (Jesus is the promised Seed of Abraham, the heir of the covenant promises, and receipt of the inheritance is based on faith in Him) - {PDF Copy}
- The New Age Dawns - (The death of Jesus inaugurated the messianic age with consequent changes in the status of the Law and God’s people) - {PDF Copy}
- Understanding Scripture - (Jesus of Nazareth, the Crucified One, is the interpretive key that unlocks the Hebrew Scriptures and especially prophecy) - {PDF Copy}
- Resurrection and Creation - (At the heart of the salvation provided by Jesus are bodily resurrection and New Creation, and both will occur at his arrival from heaven) - {PDF Copy}
{ROMANS}
- Designated Son of God - (Paul introduces his ministry to the church in Rome and begins his exposition of the Gospel by identifying Christ’s qualifications to be the Messiah) - {PDF Copy}
- The Good News - (In Romans, Paul presents his gospel from humanity's plight due to sin to the resurrection of the dead and the New Creation) - {PDF Copy}
- The Message - (Jesus summons his disciples to proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom of God in every inhabited corner of the Earth – Romans 3:22-30) - {PDF Copy}
- Jews and Greeks Alike - (The equality of Jew and Gentile before God is a pivotal theme in Romans. Members of either group stand or fall before Him on the same basis) - {PDF Copy}
- From Faith - For Faith - (Men are not set right before God from the works of the law, but from the faith of Jesus Christ) - {PDF Copy}
- The Faithfulness of God - (The righteousness of God refers to His faithfulness to fulfill His promises, and this is demonstrated by the salvation He has provided in Jesus) - {PDF Copy}
- The Salvation of God - (Paul presents his gospel to the assemblies of Rome, a message about God’s righteousness and wrath for all men) - {PDF Copy}
- Impasse and Rescue - (In Romans, Paul argues from plight to solution as he presents his Gospel to the church in Rome, a message for both Jews and Gentiles) - {PDF Copy}
- The Deeds of the Law - (In Romans, references to justification by works have a specific category of works in view – the Works of the Law - Romans 2:7-10) - {PDF Copy}
- The Heir of the World - (Because of his faith, Abraham is the heir of the world along with all men who are from the same faith as him – Romans 4:11-13) - {PDF Copy}