Romans

Romans 1 reminds me of a pivotal moment in my life.  I was in emotional survival mode, and I knew something needed to change.  I

Romans 2 reminds me of seeing what hides in the darkness.  As the guide walked, he warned my friend and the rest of the safari

Romans 3 reminds me of the simple definition of sin.  I had vague notions and examples in my mind until the youn pastor explained it

Romans 4 reminds me of a phrase I have used too many times.  “I’ll just do it myself!”.   I tend to say that when someone

Romans 5 reminds me of learning a new definition for hope.  I thought it meant to have an optimistic perspective on things that are beyond

Romans 6 reminds me of friends whose fathers were police officers.  They seemed to escape any punishment for our petty crimes.  I always suspected their

Romans 7 reminds me of a friend battling Parkinson’s Disease.  He recently told me that he feels like he is a prisoner in his own

The first half of Romans 8 reminds me of the ominous words included in Wanted Posters: Dead or Alive.  Contrary to the movies, this was

The second half of Romans 8 reminds me of Coach Lamendola.  His genius was in his ability to motivate and encourage.  After an accomplishment, he

Romans 9 reminds me of having one foot in the boat.  Many of us have learned the hard way that at some point you have