http://www.solideogloria.org/ Weekly expositions of the Christian Gospel by Pastor Rich Hamlin en-us http://www.solideogloria.org/ Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:54:38 GMT 1440 http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080622.htm Romans 12:1. I. Introduction; II. Because...Do...; A. "How should we then live?"; B. A justified man lives completely different than an unrepentant man; C. Holiness: not an optional pursuit; III. Conclusion and Application; A. God's mercy leads to man's gratitude; B. Knowing "three things" Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:29:47 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080615.htm Proverbs 3:5-6. I. Introduction; II. Trust in the Lord with all your Heart; A. Trust vs. "Christianizing" our actions; 1. Our time bank is infinite; B. And lean not on your own understanding; 1. Do we trust in the world's hypothesis?; 2. Do we trust that our life is ordered according to God's will?; C. In all your ways acknowledge Him; 1. Unreachable standard. How close can we get?; 2. How are our "tangible effects?"; D. and He will make your paths straight; 1. An amazing promise; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Are we practicing sin?; B. We are created and saved for good works. Are we fulfilling our calling? Sat, 28 Jun 2008 22:59:58 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080608.htm Romans 11:36. I. Introduction; II. Closing the Doxology; A. The humanist version; B. Nebuchadnezzar the humanist; C. God: "I will not yield my glory to another"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Romans 11:33-36 and the "Haldane Revival"; B. "God is Sovereign" changes everything Sat, 28 Jun 2008 21:19:41 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080601.htm Romans 11:34-35. I. Introduction; II. God is So Great; A. Three questions; B. One answer; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Delighting in the "supremacy of God"; B. Our God today is much too small Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:21:53 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080525.htm Romans 11:33. I. Introduction; II. The Doxology; A. God's attribute of knowledge; B. God's attribute of wisdom; C. These attributes especially on display in the plan of salvation; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Why do we question God's judgments?; B. Why do we question His paths?; C. A lesson from Job Wed, 04 Jun 2008 03:40:56 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080518.htm 1 John. I. Do you know God? (1 Jn 2: 3-4); A. Have you received Jesus as Savior?; II. Do you love God? (1 Jn 5a); A. Do you keep His commandments?; III. Then walk as Jesus walked! (1 Jn 5b-6); A. How is your Christian walk? Wed, 21 May 2008 22:31:01 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080511.htm Romans 11:25-32. I. Introduction; II. All Israel Saved?; A. God's ingenious plan of salvation (for Jew and Gentile); B. "Full member of Gentiles" and "all Israel" runs parallel; C. When the last Jew and Gentile Saved = Christ returns; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Time will run out...; B. When will the last one be saved? Wed, 14 May 2008 01:53:43 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080504.htm Romans 11:17-24. I. Introduction; II. Broken and Grafted Branches; A. Who is what in this illustration?; B. Gentiles: You owe much to the Jews; C. If you have faith, you're on the tree!; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Can a believer lose his salvation?; B. Never forget: salvation through faith; C. History proves Paul correct Thu, 08 May 2008 16:01:14 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080427.htm Romans 11:11-16. I. Introduction; II. Jews and Gentiles; A. Is there any hope for the Jews?; B. Israel"s non-belief leads to Gentile belief; C. Gentile belief leads to Israel"s belief; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Are we living a compelling Christian life?; B. Why not?; 1. Hypocrite?; 2. Inconsistent?; 3. Silent? Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:40:00 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080420.htm Romans 11: 1-10. I. Introduction; II.Israel Stumbles; A. A brief review of where we are; B. Two more arguments that God has not failed; 1. Paul was saved; 2. There has always been a Remnant; C. More on grace; D. Verses 7-10: a summary; III. Conclusion and Application; A. When blessings become curses Mon, 21 Apr 2008 17:05:55 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080413.htm Romans 10:18-21. I. Introduction; II. No Reason not to Believe; A. Why don't people believe?; 1. Haven't heard?; 2. Didn't understand?; B. The Gospel continues to be held out; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What is your excuse?; 1. Christian; 2. Non-Christian; B. What more can be done for you? Mon, 14 Apr 2008 17:05:55 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080406.htm Romans 10:14-17. I. Introduction; II. Belief and Unbelief; A. God's means of bringing people to saving faith (reverse order); 1. Call on Christ; 2. Believe in Christ; 3. Hear preaching about Christ; 4. Preacher sent to preach Christ; B. The sad reality of unbelief; III. Conclusion and Application; A. A closer look at the steps; B. Why reject grace? Sat, 05 Apr 2008 21:27:00 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080330.htm Romans 10:10-13. I. Introduction; II. Believing and Confessing; A. The context of Romans 9, 10,and 11; B. Belief and confession: they go together; C. The role of shame; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Road blocks to faith; 1. Pride; 2. Ignorance; B. Some words from Dr. Boice Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:36:23 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080323.htm Isaiah 52:13-15. I. Introduction; II. Some Remarks Regarding Isaiah; III. The Gospel According to Isaiah; A. The plan; B. The "foolishness" of the plan; C. The plan works; D. Be in awe of the plan; IV. Conclusion and Application; A. Believe the plan and be saved Sat, 22 Mar 2008 15:01:28 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080316.htm Romans 10:5-9. I. Introduction; II. It's About Faith; A. Contrasting the "way of works" with the "way of faith"; B. Christ already did all the "doing"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Three statements from Luther; B. A lesson from Naaman Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:07:33 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080309.htm Romans 10:1-4. I. Introduction; II. The Jews: Rejecting Salvation Through Faith; A. Paul prayed and proclaimed; B. Fanatical toward God yet still lost; C. Defining righteousness; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Are you on the "Self Righteous Highway"?; B. Our righteousness from outside, not within Thu, 20 Mar 2008 22:49:45 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080302.htm Romans 9:22-33. I. Introduction; II. Has God failed?; A. Seeing God's wrath, power, and patience in reprobation; B. An OT truth: God had said He would save Gentiles; C. An OT truth: God had said He would not save all Israel; D. Unbelief cannot be blamed on God; III. Conclusion and Application; A. We need to know and believe God's Word; B. Making sure you are saved; C. Salvation by faith; never by works Sun, 16 Mar 2008 14:20:41 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080224.htm Romans 9:19-21. I. Introduction; II. The Potter and the Clay; A. Still discussing election and reprobation; B. Verse 19 question: Just another objection to God's sovereignty; C. Note the contrast; 1. God vs. man; 2. Creator vs. created; 3. Potter vs. clay; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Remembering an Edward's sermon; B. An appeal to the non-believer Sat, 15 Mar 2008 17:56:10 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080217.htm Romans 9:16-18. I. Introduction; II. More on Election and Reprobation; A. Election: Clearly taught in Scripture; B. Reprobation illustrated in the life of Pharaoh; C. God is glorified in both doctrines; III. Conclusion and Application; A. An illustration of why these doctrines are significant; B. Romans 9 is "hard" but not difficult to understand Sun, 24 Feb 2008 06:01:31 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080210.htm Romans 9:13-15. I. Introduction; II. Election and Reprobation; A. Is God unjust in saving some over others?; B. The flip-side of election: reprobation; III. Conclusion and Application; A. The distinctions between election and reprobation; B. The difference between justice and mercy; C. Why doesn't God save everyone? Sat, 16 Feb 2008 18:06:08 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080203.htm Romans 9:6-12. I. Introduction; II. The Old Testament and Election; A. Has God failed Israel?; B. God has always chosen His people; i. Abraham; ii. Isaac; iii. Jacob; III. Conclusion and Application; A. If God is sovereign, why struggle with election?; B. If Romans 3 is true, why struggle with election?; C. Dealing with the objections... Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:34:13 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080127.htm Romans 9:1-5. I. Introduction; II. What about the Jews?; A. Brief overview of Romans 9-11; B. Did God's saving plan for Israel fail?; C. Despite their hatred of him, Paul loved his lost countrymen; D. Israel squandered her spiritual advantages; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Do you have a heart for the lost?; B. Religious advantages do not equate to salvation Mon, 11 Feb 2008 02:59:39 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080120.htm Romans 8:37-39. I. Introduction; II. Forever Assured; A. Remember:; i. Five doctrines (vv. 29-30); ii. Five unanswerable question (vv. 31-36); B. What about these seven? Can they separate us then?; C. Or, how 'bout these additional ten? Can they separate us?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. A closer look at the ten reveals them to be no threats, either; B. Debunking our list, too Sun, 10 Feb 2008 16:09:41 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080113.htm Romans 8:31-36. I. Introduction; II. Five Unanswerable Questions; A. If these questions have answers, our salvation is not secure; B. Each question is unanswerable because of some great spiritual truth; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What are the spiritual truths that make our salvation secure?; B. Non-believer: There are answers to these questions because you do not have saving faith Sun, 10 Feb 2008 05:03:59 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/080106.htm Romans 8:29-30. I. Introduction; II. The Chain of SalvationII. "Follow Me"; A. Vv. 29-30 tell us how v. 28 is accomplished; B. The plan of God's sovereign saving grace:; i. Foreknowledge; ii. Predestination; iii. Calling; iv. Justification; v. Glorification; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Overall message: eternal security!; B. There is no weak link in this Divine plan Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:50:46 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071230.htm Romans 8:28. I. Introduction; II. A Comforting Promise; A. The blessings already discovered in Romans 8; B. The "qualifiers"; i. For Christians only; ii. Understanding what is meant by "good"; iii. What God often uses isn't "good" in and of itself; iv. We may not "feel it"; but we "know it"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. "All things": no qualifiers; B. Murray and Stott's helpful comments Sun, 20 Jan 2008 03:01:59 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071223.htm Romans 8:18-27. I. Introduction; II. Future Glory; A. What is meant by "glory"?; B. Present suffering vs. future glory; C. Three groans; i. Creation; ii. Us (the believer); iii. Holy Spirit; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What does the Holy Spirit pray (groan) for?; B. Do you "groan" for eternity?; C. There is someone else praying for us, too! Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:14:28 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071216.htm Romans 8:9-17. I. Introduction; II. The Benefits of Being Christian; A. The Christian's:; i. Past; ii. Present; iii. Future; B. Rejoicing in all three; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Being an heir of God...; B. What an awesome inheritance! Fri, 21 Dec 2007 01:03:26 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071209.htm Romans 8:1-8. I. Introduction' II. Set Free' A. No condemnation: the theme of Romans (because that is the Gospel!)' B. Four meaningful words' i. Therefore' ii. Now' iii. No' iv. Condemnation' C. God saves us in Christ; sanctification always then begins' III. Conclusion and Application' A. Romans 8 as illustrated in John 8' B. No condemnation always followed with "go and sin no more" Sun, 16 Dec 2007 06:47:12 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071202.htm Romans 7:14-25. I. Introduction; II. Sin Still Having Its Way; A. Who is described in these verses?; B. Emphasized and repeated three times; i. Verses 14-17; ii. Verses 18-20; iii. Verses 21-24; C. Are we any different than Paul?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. The internal struggle described is to actually intensify; B. The tense of the verbs answers the question of "When will this struggle be over?" Sun, 16 Dec 2007 06:46:58 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071125.htm Romans 7:7-13. I. Introduction; II. Sin and God's Law; A. "Is God's law bad, then?"; B. Three good things from the law:; i. Reveals sin as sin; ii. Provokes sin; iii. Brings us to the end of ourselves; III. Conclusion and Application; A. We must know what the law reveals in us; B. Closing with Spurgeon Sun, 16 Dec 2007 05:22:43 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071118.htm Romans 7:1-6. I. Introduction; II. Freedom from the Law; A. What is meant by "law"?; B. Analogy from marriage; C. We must die to one (law) in order to be free for another (Jesus Christ); D. God saved us to be holy; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Back to Cinderella...; B. Wearing His name well Sun, 16 Dec 2007 04:28:28 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071111.htm Romans 6:15-23. I. Introduction; II. Serve Sin or Serve God; A. Two sections in Romans 6; B. Freed from sin and a slave to God; C. Sin is bondage and leads to death-why return to that?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Answering the Jewish "fundamentalists" and the Antinomians; B. Faith and actions: to agree with one another; C. Real freedom only in Christ Wed, 05 Dec 2007 22:18:22 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071104.htm Romans 6:5-14. I. Introduction; II. Dead Already Yet Still Dying; A. "Old self": dead at justification; B. "Body of sin": alive and being put to death (sanctification); C. Differentiating between a believer's "state" and "condition"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Is a Christian to become less aware or more aware of sin in his life?; B. The Christian: internal conflict until heaven Wed, 05 Dec 2007 19:29:09 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071028.htm Romans 6:1-4. I. Introduction; II. An Irrational Objection Refuted; A. One of the most important Bible verses for the Christian; B. "Died to sin" is elaborated on the rest of the chapter; C. Indicatives and Imperatives; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What 6:2 is not saying; i. The Christian doesn't sin anymore; ii. The Christian "should" die to sin; B. Christian, you have already died to sin! Fri, 02 Nov 2007 02:54:52 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071021.htm Romans 5:12-21. I. Introduction; II. Death Through Adam; Life Through Christ; A. Adam brought sin and death; B. Christ brought righteousness and life; C. God treats us "representationally"-and that is a very good thing!; III. Conclusion and Application; A. The "one standing for the many" started all the way back in the Garden; B. We are guilty even before committing our first sin; C. What head of humanity are you in line with? Sat, 27 Oct 2007 20:21:11 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071014.htm Romans 5:6-11. I. Introduction; II. From Enemy to Friend; A. God sent Jesus to save us when we were:; i. Powerless; ii. Ungodly; iii. Sinner; iv. Enemy; B. How much more (now) will He continue to save?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Poe and Romans 1-5; B. Rejoice! The guilty and condemned set free. Sat, 27 Oct 2007 19:38:05 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/071007.htm Romans 5:3-5. I. Introduction; II. More Benefits for the Christian; A. Suffering for Christ is a blessing because of what it produces; i. Perseverance; ii. Character; iii. Hope; B. The love of God is behind the gift of suffering; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Why aren't you suffering for your faith; B. Learning to appreciate suffering's blessing/gift. Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:53:24 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070930.htm Matthew 25:14-30. I. A man going on a long journey distributes his property (talents of money) to his servants.; II. What do the servants do with the talents?; III. The reckoning that takes place when the master returns; IV. The lesson of the parable; V. Conclusion and application:; A. Are we servants of God?; B. Are you being faithful in using your God given gifts, talents, and abilities for the glory of God and the building up and edification of His church? Sun, 07 Oct 2007 14:43:46 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070923.htm Romans 5:1-2. I. Introduction; II. More Benefits for the Child of God; A. God's "benefit package" for the believer; i. Peace with God; ii. Access to God; iii. The promise to see His glory; B. No better "benefit package"!; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Every believer has these benefits; B. The non-believer can have them, too...only through faith in Christ. Tue, 02 Oct 2007 21:31:29 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070916.htm Romans 4:18-25. I. Introduction; II. The Faith of Abraham; A. Brief recap of chapters 1-4; B. The faith of Abraham; to be our faith, too; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Characteristics of Abraham's faith; i. God's promise; ii. Bare Word of God; iii. Despite contrary circumstances; iv. Assured; v. Acted upon; B. Are these characteristics of our faith? Thu, 20 Sep 2007 04:28:18 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070909.htm Romans 4:9-14. I. Introduction; II. Saved not by Sacrament; A. Paul continues to argue we are saved through faith alone; B. Abraham is the "father of the justified"; C. Brief tangent: Dispensational Christians; III. Conclusion and Application; A. If the law doesn't save, what does it do?; B. If circumcision doesn"t save, what does it do?; C. Understanding "sign" and "seal". Fri, 14 Sep 2007 18:19:27 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070902.htm Romans 4:1-8. I. Introduction; II. Justified by Faith; A. Paul uses two OT examples; i. Abraham; ii. David; B. Understanding "credited" and "imputation"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Do you appreciate your forgiveness?; B. What the Scriptures say regarding forgiveness. Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:51:10 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070826.htm Romans 3:25-31. I. Introduction; II. Saved by the Blood; A. Remembering verse 21:"But now..."; B. What is atonement?; C. What is propitiation?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. God's wrath: On the horizon...but it will pass over some; B. Many of the great hymn writers recognize Christ's wrath-removing blood. Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:20:16 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070819.htm Romans 3:21-24. I. Introduction; II. Righteousness from God; A. God condescends and acts (just as He promised); B. The uniqueness of Christianity; C. No difference between "blatant" and "respectable" sinner; III. Conclusion and Application; A. The necessity of the Law; B. The necessity of the Gospel; C. Christ-less Christianity: an abomination. Fri, 14 Sep 2007 16:39:30 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070812.htm Mark 10:17-31. Missionary Nicolas Farelly preaching. Wed, 15 Aug 2007 02:49:55 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070805.htm Philippians 3:1-4:1. A. Introduction; B. Brief Overview of Philippians; 1. Historical setting; 2. High points; C. Chapter 3; 1. "Qualifications" of the flesh; 2. The greatness of knowing Christ; 3. Pressing on; 4. Citizens of heaven; D. Application; 1. "I want to know Jesus"; 2. Take hold...; 3. Press on toward the goal. Tue, 07 Aug 2007 17:36:05 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070729.htm Romans 3:9-20. I. Introduction; II. No One Righteous; A. Who is "we" in verse 9?; B. Eight OT passages used as evidence that all are guilty; C. No fear of God has brought great consequence; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Three views of human nature; i. Well; ii. Sick; iii. Dead; B. Our pledge. Sat, 04 Aug 2007 16:28:30 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070722.htm Romans 3:1-8. I. Introduction; II. Answering the Objections; A. Jewish advantage: Been given God's Word; B. Objection 1: "You are making God out to be faithless"; C. Objection 2: "Your theology encourages us to sin more"; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Glad the self-righteous may be here this morning; B. Are you the blind man of John 9?; C. The benefit for those coming to church. Fri, 27 Jul 2007 19:23:54 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070715.htm Romans 2:17-29. I. Introduction; II. The Religious Excuse; A. "I know God's Word..."; B. "I've been circumcised [baptized]..."; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What are you banking on to save you?; B. Is religion your opiate? Fri, 20 Jul 2007 18:10:30 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070708.htm Romans 2:12-16. I. Introduction; II. All are Responsible; A. Man continues to make his excuses to no avail; B. But what about those who "just don't know"?; C. And what about those who have heard...isn't that good for something?; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What are you going to tell God when you stand before Him?; B. There is only one right answer. Thu, 12 Jul 2007 18:06:53 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070701.htm Romans 2:1-11. I. Introduction; II. God's Righteous Judgment; A. Why does Paul repeat himself?; B. How are chapter 2 "people" different than chapter 1 "people"?; C. No one is "decent and OK" by themselves before God; III. Conclusion and Application; A. "Angry" vs. Bill: Who's better?; B. Only Jesus knew/knows what God's wrath was/is like. Sat, 07 Jul 2007 19:59:39 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070624.htm Genesis 4:1-5a. I. Introduction; II. The birth of Cain and Abel v1-2a; III. The Vocation of Cain and Abel v2b; IV. Cain and Abel worship God v3-5a; V. Conclusion and Application; A. What is worship?; B. Who do we worship?; C. Why do we worship?; D. Where and when do we worship?; E. What are the proper elements of worship? Thu, 28 Jun 2007 15:34:07 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070617.htm Romans 1:24-32. I. Introduction; II. "God Gave Man Over..."; A. To sexual sin and idolatry; B. To unnatural sexual sin; C. To a depraved mind; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Leaning from King Nebuchadnezzar; B. Sanity restored: Going back to God's plan. Fri, 22 Jun 2007 19:43:59 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070610.htm Romans 1:18-23. I. Introduction; II. God's Wrath Against Unbelieving Man; A. Message of 1:18 to 3:20: sinful man; B. Unbelieving man suppresses what he knows to be true; C. Pagan worship on the rise; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Is Christianity/the Gospel presented the same way today as Paul presented it?; B. Sin and God's wrath are necessary preaching/teaching points. Fri, 15 Jun 2007 17:22:47 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070603.htm Romans 1:16-17. I. Introduction; II. Salvation by Faith; A. The Gospel saves...from what to what?; B. Who does the Gospel save?; C. Righteousness comes from God...not you or I; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What are your "monkish works"?; B. "The righteous will live by faith": The most important words ever! Tue, 05 Jun 2007 17:38:26 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070527.htm Romans 1:8-15. I. Introduction; II. Paul"s Desire to Visit; A. He begins by thanking God for their faith; B. Paul's unanswered prayer; C. Paul knew the Gospel was for the world; III. Conclusion and Application; A. What is your "spiritual reputation"?; B. What is our church's "spiritual reputation"? Wed, 30 May 2007 16:28:11 GMT http://www.solideogloria.org/erc/sermons/070520.htm Romans 1:1-7. I. Introduction; II. An Introduction to the Book of Romans; III. Paul's Introduction; A. Servant; B. Apostle; C. Called; D. Gospel; III. Conclusion and Application; A. Some need to hear the Law; B. Some need to hear the Gospel (grace). Tue, 22 May 2007 18:28:54 GMT