Study in the book of Romans Part 3 of 6

Study in the book of Romans, part 2 of 6.

Study of Romans part 1 of 6.

Continuing in Psalm 146, Pastor Geehan shows how the sole purpose for our existence is for God to create a family for himself. We are not here to work or gather riches to ourselves. In eternity past, this is where God determined to create a family for himself. We should live in light of this.

From Psalm 146, Pastor Geehan discusses death and how we can be prepared and not be afraid of it.

Pastor Geehan encourages us to always be thankful for what God does for us and to praise him for it. He also shows the consequences to nations and individuals who turn their backs on God.

Are we as thankful as we ought to be towards God for all he has done for us--

Exposition of Psalm 15. We can choose to abide with Jesus and live in righteousness or live in sin apart from him.

Pastor Geehan shows from the scripture that there is no salvation apart from repentance from sin. Belief in Jesus is not sufficient. This message is greatly needed in our day as the necessity of repentance has for the most part been excluded.

Continuing to expound Psalm 119, Pastor Geehan talks about how trials and suffering are designed to bring us closer to God if we respond as we should. Faith tends to grow in the rough times not the times of ease.

Pastor Geehan encourages us to cast our cares upon Jesus, who is able to deliver us and do above and beyond what we can even think of.

From 1 John 1-1-10, Pastor Geehan explains how we may have fellowship with God the Father and God the Son through the Holy Spirit, which includes victory over sin and temptation.

Pastor Geehan discusses lessons we can learn from Jesus' encounter with the rich young ruler in Matthew 19. How we handle material possessions is an indicator of our heart towards God.

From Acts 13-22, Pastor Geehan challenges us to be a -man after God's own heart- like David, who was far from perfect.

Pastor Geehan talks about God's love -agape- and how our love for God and others is evidence of true conversion of the heart. Mental assent to doctrine does not save the soul. The heart must be converted, and sins forgiven.

Pastor Geehan shows how God revealed the full gospel message in the names of the patriarchs -Adam to Shem- and traces through the first 3 chapters of Genesis.

Pastor Geehan's last message. You are either saved or lost, there is no in-between. Husbands and wives should pray to love each other as Christ loves so your prayers are not hindered.

From Romans 1, Pastor Geehan talks about God's love and how we are placed in the body of Christ when we believe. He also shows how we are all equal at the foot of the cross. Racism has no place in the body of Christ.

From Romans 1, Pastor Geehan explains the power of Jesus to deliver us from the wrath of God that is to come upon this world.

From Romans chapter 1, Pastor Geehen describes the transforming power of God to transform our lives. Powerful message-

Pastor Geehan shows that the only way to peace with God is through the blood sacrifice for our sins. We cannot reconcile with God through our works. Shows how Adam tried to cover himself but God provided the sacrifice. Cain tried to come with the work of his hands, but Abel came the right way through a blood sacrifice for sin. Jesus is the ultimate sacrifice and salvation is always connected to our sin.

Speaking from Romans 1, Pastor Geehan urges us to focus on presenting the gospel to others and not letting the things of this world get in the way.

Pastor Geehan implores us to pray for and tell all around us about Jesus and how they may be saved. Don't ever give up on anyone. Some of the worst sinners who have gotten saved have done the most for God.

From Romans 1, Pastor Geehen warns us to beware of false doctrines. This is the beginning of a series from the book of Romans.

Pastor Geehan describes the spiritual and the carnal Christian. Using 1 Cor. 3-9-15 he implores us to be careful how we build our lives. We should seek to build them on the solid rock, which is Jesus Christ. When the storms come, we will stand-