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Bob Turner brings us the message on the second half of Romans chapter 1.

Bob preaches on Romans 1:8-9

Scripture Reading: Exodus 4:21 Exodus is not about leadership lessons from Moses. Exodus is not about moral lessons from Israel. Exodus is about fellowship with God. Several times in Exodus we read that “God hardened Pharaoh’s heart.” Was Pharaoh unfairly treated by God? Did Pharaoh even have a choice in whether to let Israel go or not? We’ll explore these questions in today’s message

Scripture Reading: Exodus 5:1-8, 19-21 Exodus is not about leadership lessons from Moses. Exodus is not about moral lessons from Israel. Exodus is about fellowship with God. Moses was obedient to God to appear before Pharaoh with the message to let Yaweh’s people go. But even though Moses was obedient, things got worse for Moses and Aaron! What do we do when we’re obedient to God, but things get worse? Exodus chapter 6 holds the answers.

Scripture Reading: Exodus 3:1-6 Exodus is not about leadership lessons from Moses. Exodus is not about moral lessons from Israel. Exodus is about fellowship with God. Who appeared to Moses in the burning bush? That’s what this episode is all about. .

Scripture Reading: Exodus 3:13-15 Exodus is not about leadership lessons from Moses. Exodus is not about moral lessons from Israel. Exodus is about fellowship with God. In Exodus we first learn God’s personal name! In this episode, we drill down into the meaning of God’s personal name.

Scripture Reading: Exodus 3:10-15 Exodus is not about leadership lessons from Moses. Exodus is not about moral lessons from Israel. Exodus is about fellowship with God. In Exodus we first learn God’s personal name!

Scripture Reading: Matthew 10:11-15 As we head into the new year, it’s time to remind ourselves why we exist and what matters most. In week 6, we look at how Jesus’ person of peace method for making disciples applies to us.

Scripture Reading: Matthew 10:11-15 As we head into the new year, it’s time to remind ourselves why we exist and what matters most. In week 5, we see how Jesus uses the Person of Peace method for making disciples.

Scripture Reading: Luke 9:1-2, Luke 10:17-20 As we head into the new year, it’s time to remind ourselves why we exist and what matters most. In week 4, we continue diagramming how a disciple of Jesus, needs the power of Jesus.

Scripture Reading: Luke 9:1-2, Luke 10:17-20

Scripture Reading: Matthew 2:19-23, Matthew 13:53-55 As we head into the new year, it’s time to remind ourselves why we exist and what matters most. In week 2, we discover that a disciple becomes a copy of Jesus.

Scripture Reading: Matthew 28:18-20 As we head into the new year, it’s time to remind ourselves why we exist and what matters most. In week 1, we get really specific about the mission of the church. We distinguish between the Great Commission and the Greatest Commandment. If we’re doing the Great Commission, then the Greatest Commandment will follow.

Scripture Reading: John 1:14 This Advent we are taking a deep dive into John 1:14 and what he means by “the Word.” In week 3, we pick up where we left off in week 1 as we dive into The Prophetic Word personified and The Written Word personified.

Scripture Reading: John 1:14 This Advent we are taking a deep dive into John 1:14 and what he means by “the Word.” In week 1, we dive into The Creative Word personified and The Vocal Word personified.

The Prophets lead to Bethlehem

Scripture Reading: Acts 2:36-41 This fall we are looking into what we believe as people in the Reformed theological tradition. In week 9, we learn that baptism is a cleansing and a commissioning. We are to live out our baptism every day repenting of our sins and making disciples.

Scripture Reading: Colossians 2:11-12 This fall we are looking into what we believe as people in the Reformed theological tradition. In week 8, we look at the connection between circumcision in the Old Testament and baptism in the New Testament.

Scripture Reading: Romans 1:16-17 This fall we are looking into what we believe as people in the Reformed theological tradition. In week 6 we see how Luther’s Tower Experience led him to understand salvation by faith alone for the very first time in his life. We demonstrate true faith by apprenticing ourselves to Jesus.

Scripture Reading: Romans 8:29 This fall we are looking into what we believe as people in the Reformed theological tradition. In week 5 we attribute salvation to God’s sovereignty. Salvation is a work that belongs to God and he deserves the glory and merit.

Bob Turner delivers this week's message