Glory: Romans 16,Study 27 (Term 3, Talk 9)
From the series "Right Through Christ", studies of the New Testament book of Romans written by the apostle Paul.
Having been strengthened by our journey through Paul’s letter, we glorify our God together with Christ.
Just like in chapter 1, when Paul loaded the gospel into his opening greeting, Paul loads the gospel again into his closing farewell.
Outline:

1. Strengthened
2. Glorify
3. Together

References:

• Psalm 96
• Romans 1:1-17
• Romans 16:25-27
• Romans 15:5-6

Share: Romans 15, Study 25 (Term 3, Talk 7)
From the series "Right Through Christ", studies of the New Testament book of Romans written by the apostle Paul.
Paul urges the Romans - and us - to join together with all God’s people in Gospel mission by sharing in mutual prayer, encouragement and support.
Outline

1. Gospel Ministry
2. Gospel Ambition
3. Gospel Partnership
4. Gospel Prayer

References

• Romans 15:14-33
• Isaiah 52:7-10
• Jonah 3
• Matthew 28:18-20

Fulfill: Romans 13, Study 23 (Term 3, Talk 5)
From the series "Right Through Christ", studies of the New Testament book of Romans written by the apostle Paul.
Together with Christ we live as people of the coming day, fulfilling His law of love rather than our sinful desires.
Outline:

1. Sense of Fulfilment (Romans 13:8-10)
2. Sense of Timing (Romans 13:11-12a)
3. Sense of Dress (Romans 13:12b-14)

References:

• Psalm 19
• Exodus 20
• Romans 12:1-2
• Romans 13:8-14
• Matthew 5:17-18

Overcome: Romans 12, Study 21 (Term 3, Talk 3)
From the series "Right Through Christ", studies of the New Testament book of Romans written by the apostle Paul.
Being transformed in Christ, we overcome evil with good in our daily life together as God’s people.
Outline

1. True Love (Romans 12:9)
2. Practicing Love (Romans 12:10-16)
3. God's Overcoming Love (Romans 12:17-21)

References

• Romans 12:1-21
• Psalm 37:34-40
• 1 Samuel 24:1-15
• John 13:34-35

Sacrifice: Romans 12, Study 19 (Term 3, Talk 1)
From the series "Right Through Christ", studies of the New Testament book of Romans written by the apostle Paul.
Made right through Christ and alive in Him, Paul urges us to offer ourselves together as a living sacrifice, being transformed by the renewing of our mind.
Paul begins with a strong appeal ('Therefore' in NIV) building on all he has taught in chapters 1-11.
Outline:

1. Overview/reminder of subjects from Romans 1 to Romans 11
2. Therefore, Sacrifice (Romans 12:1-2)

References:

• Psalm 51
• Leviticus 1:3-9
• Romans 12:1-2
• Luke 18:9-14