Chris Twilley

This passage is about the Holy Spirit and the role He plays in Salvation.

The Bible teaches that those who are in Christ will not receive God's Wrath and punishment. This is Good News.

Is the passage referring to a person before they were saved, or after? Let's walk through it and look for clues to help determine which it is.

If we are dead to the Old Testament law, then should we disregard it? This is the topic of Romans 7:7-13

What is the Christian's relationship to the Law? In these verses, Paul uses an analogy of a widow being free to marry another husband to compare it to the Christian being dead to the Law and united to Christ.

In this passage, Paul makes the point that we are either a slave to sin or a slave to righteousness. Which are you?

The value of Fathers cannot be overstated. In Ephesians 5:22-6:4, Paul lays out the biblical family as the man as the leader, loving his wife and bringing up his children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.

In Romans 6:12-14, Paul gives a practical application of this passage. We walk in Righteousness by presenting the members of our bodies as instruments of righteousness.

Believers are united with Christ. In his death and Resurrection. This is how we can walk in a new life, realizing we have died to sin.

How were Old Testament saints saved? Were they saved by their works, since this was before the Cross of Christ? Paul gives Abraham as an example of someone who was saved by faith and not by works. This principle has a

Boasting is excluded from those who have trusted Christ alone for salvation. This passage lays out the difference between those who teach salvation by works and salvation by faith.

What does "Propitiation" mean in this verse? What happened to the sins of the Old Testament saints? When were they punished? In these verses, Paul calls God "The just and the Justifier" .

This message deals with Justification. Why is it so good? People are declared righteous by faith alone in Christ alone because of his wrath, satisfying death on the Cross.

This passage has been called the most important passage in the New Testament. Why is this? Because it tells why the Good News is so good. Justification is the theme of this most important text.

Romans 3:9-18 describes the "Total Depravity of man" . Every fibre of man's being is infected and affected by sin.

In Romans 3:1-8, Paul deals with 4 questions about what he has been teaching. It starts with a question about being a jew and what advantage that is and then becomes a questioning of God's right to Judge. These hypothe

In this passage, Paul answers a question about the jewish people. Do they need to be saved if they are God's chosen people?

In Romans 2:12-16, Paul argues that all people, whether they have the law or not will be judged. Ignorance of the law is no excuse because the moral law of God is written on people's hearts.

What does this passage mean when it says that all people will be judged by what they do? Does it teach that we are saved by works?

After visiting with Elizabeth, Mary erupts in praise to God. Her "magnificat" contains many Old Testament quotations and allusions.