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Lesson 10: Redemption for Jew and Gentile

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"True obedience flows from a heart completely unified with Christ by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. At the cross, believers refuse to be assured by their own strength, but with Christ, submit their spirit to Him in faith that He will fulfill His promises to true Israel."      - Arlene Hill           

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Lesson 9:  Freedom in Christ

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“So the law as it is in the person of Christ is the law of the Spirit of Life. So he [the believer] takes the life of Christ, and gets the perfection of the law as it is in Christ, and serves Him in spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter."  

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Lesson 8:  The Man of Romans

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Lesson 7: “Victory over Sin”

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Lesson 6: “Expounding the Faith”

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We must pause a moment and look at that word agape. It’s the Greek word for love, but it is an entirely different idea than we know naturally. The love we have by nature loves people who are nice; God’s agape loves people who are mean and bad. Our love depends on the beauty or value of the person whom we love; God’s love creates value or goodness in the one whom He loves. There’s where our hope lies!  ~ Robert J. Wieland

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Lesson 4: “Justified by Faith”

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"Christ took upon His sinless nature mankind’s sinful nature, and at the cross crucified that nature. Just as all humanity were in Adam when he fell, just so all humanity were in Christ when He died the equivalent of the second death on the cross of Calvary. Therefore, without performing any legal trickery God is able legally to declare the sinner righteous."  Ann Walper

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Lesson 3: “All Have Sinned”

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By faith they do the commandments. Since the gospel is contrary to human nature, we become doers of the law not by doing but by believing. If we worked for righteousness, we would be exercising only our own sinful human nature, and so would get no nearer to righteousness, but farther from it. But bybelieving the ‘exceeding great and precious promises,’ we become partakers of the divine nature’ (2 Peter 1:4, KJV), and then all our works are wrought in God. ...

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Lesson 2: “Jew and Gentile”

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