The Trap of Establishing Our Own Righteousness – Romans 10:1~4
There is a quiet danger in the life of faith that has nothing to do with laziness, and this morning […]
The Stumbling Stone: A Romans 9:30~33 Devotional
This morning’s Romans 9 devotional brought me to the chapter’s closing paradox, and at the center of it stands a
The Potter and the Clay: A Romans 9:21~24 Devotional
This morning’s Romans 9 devotional took me into the most misread image in the whole chapter: the potter and the
The God Who Has Mercy on Whom He Has Mercy – Romans 9 Devotional
This morning’s Romans 9 devotional stopped me at the center of the chapter, at a verse that quietly dismantles two
Children of the Promise: An Identity Received, Not Achieved – Romans 9:8, 11, 12
This morning’s Romans 9 devotional brought me to a question I couldn’t move past: what makes me a child of
All Things Work Together for Good — Romans 8 Devotional
This morning I sat down with Romans 8 again, but this time the latter half — verses 26 to 30.
Romans 8 Devotional — What the Law Could Not Do, God Has Done
There is a strange kind of frustration in the life of faith — the place where I know what is
Where I Want to Do Good, Evil Lies Close at Hand — Romans 7
Today’s reflection rests on three verses near the end of Romans 7, where Paul declares that evil lies close at
Dead to Sin, Alive to God: Romans 6 Devotional
“Dead to sin and alive to God” — that single line from Romans 6:11 turns out to be the heart
While We Were Still Sinners — A Romans 5 Devotional
This morning, reading through Romans 5, I noticed one phrase that keeps surfacing like a refrain: through our Lord Jesus