Classes have wrapped up, the Spring sun is shining, things are changing. The question is what is next.

This is our last meeting! We will be concluding our wonderful journey through Paul’s letter to the Romans.

Romans 14:1-15:13 This is the final plea of Paul, for the Roman Christians to live transformed lives in the image of Jesus Christ.

Chapter 13 can easily be misunderstood if taken out of the historical & textual context. Within this short chapter Paul deals with one’s relation to the state and also one’s neighbor.

We will be looking at Romans 12:1 – 21 this week. There he presents a series of general exhortations that illustrate life in the Spirit as described in Romans 8.

[Here] is a post by Andrew Jones, one of the prolific Christian bloggers of the web, highlighting a current debate/conversation going back and forth across the Atlantic. I bring attention to this for your sake; so that you would know what the current state of theological debate is on the larger scene beyond our classroom. [...]

Here are some reflective thoughts from Mark Driscoll about Romans 11:36–12:1

I found a pretty amazing resource for some teachings on Romans.

This week we will look at the question of Israel’s unbelief of the Messiah. Paul’s explanation is very interesting; I was rather surprised by it myself.

Romans 8:18-9:30 We will look at our cosmic hope and God’s sovereignty choice with unbelieving Israel.