This week we will see some of the advantages of being Jewish, and how those relate to us living as Christians today through our study of Romans 3:1-4.

This week we will look at the job given to the church and how it should impact our daily life through our study of Romans 2:17-24.

How can God be viewed as a loving God if the church, itself, is full of sinners? One can take a look at the burning of heretics and witches, torture and then the molestation of young boys by priests and scratch his head.

This week we will look at Acts 13:1-3 and cross referencing Ephesians 4:11-16 to see the beginnings of a local church structure and the function of the church today.

In the beginning of the world, everyone knew God, then Adam sinned and everyone who came after him began to drift away. God then choose a family to be his witness to the world so that everyone would come back to him. (Isa. 42:6) They failed to be this light, and in the fullness of time Jesus came to be that light to the whole world. (Luke 28-32) In the same way, Acts starts off with a Jewish revival, transitions to the proselytes, then to Samaritans, and finally to Gentiles…