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Today, in our new verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, we will look at just two verses, two statements that summarize the entire book. And what powerful verses they are, starting with Paul’s proclamation, “For I am not ashamed of the gospel.” So, let's jump right into our study as Pastor Brian picks it up at Romans chapter 1, verse 16, and tells us why the power of the gospel should give every believer an “Unashamed Boldness.”

Last time, in our new verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, Pastor Brian began performing what he called a little open-heart-surgery on the Apostle Paul, with the goal of discovering what a servant’s heart looks like when truly separated to God. The first thing he pointed out was that Paul’s heart was a thankful heart, in all circumstances. Let's join Pastor Brian now as he picks our study at Romans chapter 1, verse 9, and tells us more about what it means to have “A Servant’s Heart.”

Today, in our new verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, we will begin to perform what Pastor Brian calls “a little open-heart surgery” on the Apostle Paul in an effort to discover what makes up the heart of a servant of God, one who is truly separated to serving Jesus, as Paul certainly was. Let's join Pastor Brian now as he picks our study at Romans chapter 1, verse 8, and tells us what we can learn from Paul about having “A Servant’s Heart.”

Last time, we began a new verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, considered to be one of the most profound writings in the New Testament. As we heard, the letter begins with Paul introducing himself not just as an apostle, but as a bondservant, a slave of Jesus Christ Himself. Paul described himself in verse one as being “separated to the Gospel of God.” Let's join Pastor Brian now as he picks our study at Romans chapter 1, verse 2, and tells us what Paul has to say about this gospel that we, like Paul, are called to share.

Today we begin a new verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, considered to be one of the most profound writings in the New Testament, and of vital importance to believers today. Let's join Pastor Brian now as he begins our study at Romans chapter 1, verse 1, by “Introducing Paul,” who makes a point to introduce himself, not just as an apostle … but as a slave of Jesus Christ.