ROMANS-O-RAMA: All Fall
It’s ROMANS-O-RAMA here on GUWG, where all week long we’re digging into one of the Bible’s most revolutionary books.
Today, we’ll start with this verse:
All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23)
Everybody sins and falls short of God’s glory. You. Me. Your pastor. Billy Graham. Mother Teresa. The Apostle Paul. EVERYBODY.
Stop Wandering
It’s SHEEPISHNESS WEEK here on GUWG where all week long we’re looking at sheep-ish verses from the Bible.
As we discussed yesterday, in the Bible us peeps are compared to sheep more often than any other animal. Unfortunately — like us — sheep just ain’t that smart and tend to get into all kinds of trouble when they wander off on their own.
Here’s a great verse to memorize (it even rhymes):
Top 10 Countdown: #5
We’re counting down the top ten Bible verses of all time, as determined by researchers with very large brains who analyze how often each verse is referenced.
Here’s VERSE #5:
All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
(Romans 3:23)
Everybody sins and falls short of God’s glory. You. Me. Your pastor. Billy Graham. Mother Teresa. The Apostle Paul. EVERYBODY.
Jesus on Sin
We continue our journey into every word spoken by Jesus in the Gospels to help us all KNOW JESUS MORE NOW.
We’re in the midst of a series entitled JESUS ON EVERYTHING, where we’re looking at what Jesus said on a wide variety of subjects with a minimum of commentary from me.
Today’s topic? SIN. Jesus had a lot to say on this subject.
Deal with Sin Directly
We continue our journey through every word spoken by Jesus in the Gospels to help us all KNOW JESUS MORE NOW.
We’re attempting to answer the question What exactly are Christians supposed to do? by looking at 50 commands straight from the mouth of Jesus.
Today’s command tells us how to keep sin from spreading:
Stop Sinning
We continue our journey through every word spoken by Jesus in the Gospels to help us all KNOW JESUS MORE NOW.
We’re attempting to answer the question What exactly are Christians supposed to do? by looking at 50 commands straight from the mouth of Jesus.
Jesus was in Jerusalem at a pool called Bethesda, which was surrounded by people suffering from various disabilities. Legend had it that every once in awhile an angel would dip his wings into the water and stir it up and that the first person in would be healed.
A real healing occurred when Jesus arrived on the scene. Here’s what eyewitnesses reported:
