Today's message is closely tied to last week's message. In this message, we look at seven questions every person should answer to see if he is a Christian or not.

Some people believe that Romans 10:9-10 CAUSES us to be saved but as you will see in today's message, Romans 10:9-10 PROVES that we are saved.

"God is God and the Bible is true cover to cover." What does that have to do with Jacob and Esau? Everything. And how we share the gospel? With gratitude, humility, faithfulness and hope.

Today, we used Romans chapter 8 to list 10 things that we should be very grateful for and this list is so powerful.

What qualities are needed in order to be a biblical church? How do these two passages inform us of what needs to be happening in our church family?

"There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." That is the first verse that we will be reading this morning when I preach today. What an incredible statement... "no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus"!!!...

In today's passage, Paul described what we feel way too often. We see the temptation and we know that it is wrong... we even know the Bible verses that tell us why it is wrong and we know what will happen if we give into that temptation... but ...

This week contrasted the difference between a slave to sin and a slave to God. Also, this week's message continues to remind us how much we need to be thanking God for our salvation.

Two questions build the foundation to today's message. If we have "died to sin", how can we willingly go back to it? And if we haven't died to sin, how can we think that we are in Christ?

In today's message, Paul points to two men (Adam and Jesus) and tells us how each man connects to who we are today.

Today, we see the beauty of Paul's message concerning our faith and the power of the cross. 

Today, we looked at all three characters in the parable known as "The Prodigal Son" and considered how we have experienced the story from each person's perspective.

Abraham's response to God's promises shows us how we should trust God as well.

Why did Paul mention Abraham and David in today's passage? And how does that apply to us?

When God says "No one", He means "No, one" so why have we heard otherwise?

The people that Paul was addressing in today's passage were bragging about having the law and the covenant with God and yet they were still breaking the law. Today, we have the Bible and baptism but are we still sinning against God also?

Do you really recognize what repentance is? If God graded you based on your recent actions, how would you do?

What does the phrase "God gave them up" mean and how is that phrase used in today's passage? What is the right balance between love and truth?

How does God show His wrath? Has God really made Himself known to all people?

Today's message shows us four reasons why Paul was not ashamed of the gospel...

Today's message emphasizes four questions that we must answer on a regular basis...

Today's message centers around sharing the gospel as illustrated by Paul.

It was so good to be back with our RFBC family today. Thank you to Chris and Sam for filling in for me the last two weeks. Today's message centered on Paul's departing words to a group of elders. Two main themes for us today... 1) we need to se...