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What Romans 1:16 Doesn’t Say? — Study Don’t Just Read
Romans 1:16 says salvation is by faith alone. No works, no baptism, no rituals—only belief in Christ’s finished work saves.
So, You Hate the Jews Now?
The world turned on Israel after October 7, but God’s Word is clear: to curse the Jews is to fight Almighty God. Stand with His chosen people.
Letting Go of Bitterness: Finding Peace in Christ
Bitterness is a thief of peace, but Christ offers freedom. Learn how to release bitterness, forgive as Christ forgave, and walk in the joy and peace God has secured for you.
Jesus of Nazareth—God the Son—is a Jew
From Genesis 3:15 to Revelation 5:5, only Jesus—the Lion of Judah, the Root of David—can redeem creation. Our Savior is Jewish, Israel’s King.
Predestined or Free to Choose? Understanding God’s Eternal Plan
God’s Word declares both “whosoever will may come” and “chosen before the foundation.” How do these fit together? Discover the beauty of God’s plan and our choice in Christ.
Are You Believing Another Gospel? Not Paul’s Gospel
Paul warned against “another gospel” in Galatians 1:6–7. Today, false teachers still pervert the cross. There is only one gospel that saves—by grace alone.
Once for All: Eternal Redemption in Christ
Christ entered the Most Holy Place with His own blood, securing eternal redemption once for all. The cross is complete, the penalty is paid, and believers stand justified forever.
Without Doctrine We Have Nothing | Mesa Bible Study
Doctrine is not optional—it is essential. Paul shows us that without doctrine we have no foundation, no strength, and no hope in Christ.
Love Is Kind in a Brutal World — 1 Corinthians 13:4
In these last days, as the world grows darker and more brutal, believers are called to reflect Christ. Love is kind—and kindness shines brighter than hate.
Why Paul Said “My Gospel” in Romans 2:16
Paul declares “my gospel” because the risen Christ revealed it to him. Salvation is not by works but through faith in Jesus Christ’s finished work. Will you be judged by works—or by grace?
The Scandal of Grace — Why It Offends Religion
Grace shocks the religious world: God saves the ungodly who believe, not the worker who strives. Romans 4:5 shows why grace offends pride but magnifies Christ.
God Justifies the Ungodly — Not the Religious Worker
Romans 4:5 shows that God does not justify the self-righteous worker, but the ungodly who believes the gospel. Grace offends human pride and destroys every works-based gospel.
Hope that Never Disappoints — Passage Breakdown “Romans 5:5”
The love of God is not distant—it’s poured out into our hearts by the Holy Spirit. Romans 5:5 assures us that hope in Christ will never disappoint, for His love secures us forever.
Devotional: Standing Firm in Spiritual Warfare
Spiritual warfare is real, but victory is already ours in Christ. Learn how to put on the armor of God and stand firm against the enemy’s attacks every day.
To the Lost Sheep— Not Gentiles Matthew 10:5-6
Jesus sent the Twelve to Israel only, not Gentiles or Samaritans. Matthew 10:5–6 reveals God’s covenant faithfulness to Israel and the prophetic order in His plan.
Christ Says: I Did Not Die in Vain — Man Says: ‘I’ll Earn It… Just in Case
Galatians 2:21 is clear: if salvation could be earned by works, Christ’s death was in vain. But the cross was not in vain — it was the only way, and it’s received by faith alone.
Isaiah 46 makes it clear to the world: Israel is God’s chosen people
Isaiah 46 reminds us that God’s faithfulness to Israel is unshakable. He chose them for His glory, and His plan of restoration stands firm despite their stubbornness and unbelief.
The Only Way to Heaven — Believe the Gospel
The gospel is clear: Christ died, was buried, and rose again for our sins. Salvation is received by faith alone in His finished work — not by law, rituals, or human effort.
Covenant Thieves Exposed — Part 8: Romans 9:6–8
Romans 9:6–8 is not the Church replacing Israel. Paul affirms God’s covenant with Israel still stands. This passage destroys the replacement lie and upholds God’s faithfulness.
Covenant Thieves Exposed – Part 7: Romans 2:28–29 Refutes Replacement Theology
Romans 2:28–29 doesn’t redefine “Jew” to mean “Christian.” It’s an Old Testament promise to Israel, yet to be fulfilled, that destroys the replacement theology narrative.
Covenant Thieves Exposed—Part 6: “Synagogue of Satan” Revelation 2:9
Revelation 2:9 is used to accuse modern Jews of being satanic. But in context, it condemns false religion—not Israel. The covenant still stands.
Covenant Thieves Exposed—Part 5: 1 Peter 2:9–10
1 Peter 2:9–10 is used to claim the Church replaced Israel. But Peter was writing to Jewish believers, affirming Israel’s remnant—not erasing God’s promises to the nation.
📖 Acts 3:18–21 — The Kingdom Gospel, Not the Church
Peter’s offer in Acts 3:18–21 is pure prophecy. No Church language here—only the Kingdom gospel promised since the world began.
Covenant Thieves—Part 4: Hebrews 8:13 Doesn’t Cancel Israel
Hebrews 8:13 is twisted to claim God replaced Israel. But it quotes a promise made to Israel in Jeremiah 31—proving the exact opposite. The covenant still stands.
Covenant Thieves—Part 3: Galatians 6:15–16
“The Israel of God” in Galatians 6:16 does not mean the Church. Paul is blessing both Gentile believers and the Jewish remnant—not rewriting God’s promises to Israel.
