What happened to Romans 16:24?
This past Sunday, I finished preaching through Romans 16:17-23. Next week, we’ll turn to the grand doxology in Romans 16:25-27. If you were following along… Read More »What happened to Romans 16:24?
This past Sunday, I finished preaching through Romans 16:17-23. Next week, we’ll turn to the grand doxology in Romans 16:25-27. If you were following along… Read More »What happened to Romans 16:24?
20 April 2025 “Now I urge you, brothers and sisters, to watch out for those creating divisions and obstacles contrary to the teaching that you… Read More »Watch Out and Walk Away
18 April 2025 “Greet one another with a holy kiss.” Romans 16:16 brings the passage to a clear command. This is not a polite formality.… Read More »Act Like Family
17 April 2025 “Greet Andronicus and Junia, my fellow Jews and fellow prisoners.” Romans 16:7 continues the long list of names, yet it reveals something… Read More »One Family, No Status
16 April 2025 “Give my greetings to Prisca and Aquila, my co-workers in Christ Jesus.” Romans 16:3 begins a long list of names. This is… Read More »Learn the Names, Love the People
15 April 2025 “So you should welcome her in the Lord in a manner worthy of the saints and assist her in whatever matter she… Read More »Use What You Have for the Gospel
The CONGREGATIONAL PRINCIPLE, namely that each member has the privilege and responsibility to use his/her gifts and abilities to participate fully in the life of… Read More »The congregational principal
14 April 2025 “Paul commends to you our sister Phoebe.” Romans 16:1 continues, “who is a servant of the church in Cenchreae.” Mark Penrith draws… Read More »Serve, Don’t Spectate
13 April 2025 “Paul has finished the soaring theology of Romans 1–11. He has laid down the hard ethics of Romans 12–15. And now, in… Read More »A New Family Identity
11 April 2025 “Yet he bore the sin of many and interceded for the rebels” (Isaiah 53:12, CSB). Mark Penrith brought us to the final… Read More »The Interceding Saviour