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2025
Remember to Remember
After being delivered from slavery in Egypt with great wonders and works by the hand of God, the people of Israel were led to the foot of Mt. Sinai. Here, …
2025
Started In Christ, Staying In Christ | Respond
Brittany Ragon | Respond Women’s Retreat In this session, Brittany teaches from Colossians 2:6–7, showing how believers are called to walk in Christ—rooted, built up, and established in faith. She …
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Romans 15:1-13 – Live In Harmony
What’s The Point? This passage is divided into two parts. Verses 1-7 repeats and summarizes Romans 14, by telling us to serve one another, live in unity, and love each …
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Romans 14 – Prefer One Another
What’s The Point? Paul goes over a few specific issues that had likely come up in the newly formed Church. These issues have a unique context within the early Church, …
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Romans 13 – Authority And Submission
What’s The Point? Romans 13 continues Paul’s practical directions and exhortations for the Church. The crux of this passage has to do with submitting to authority. This is practical for …
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Romans 12:9-21 – Living Out The Truths of Scripture
What’s The Point? The previous chapters of Romans are all about things we should know and believe. This chapter moves into things we should do and how we should act. …
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Romans 12:1-8 – Living Sacrifices
What’s The Point? In light of all the doctrine covered in the past 11 chapters, Paul is now encouraging believers to live out the salvation they have been given. We …
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Romans 11:11–24, 33-36 – The Wonderful Wisdom Of God
What’s The Point? Full disclosure: This passage of Scripture is meant to be a little confusing. Paul is highlighting the fact that God’s plan for salvation is beyond our understanding …
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Romans 10:1–17 – Good News For All
Good News For All What’s The Point? This passage is so encouraging! We clearly see the promises the Gospel gives to us in Christ. Remember in the last chapter how …
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Romans 9:13-28 – God’s Sovereign Grace
Romans 9:13-28 — God’s Sovereign Grace [13] As it is written, “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.” [14] What shall we say then? Is there injustice on God’s part? …