Quill’s Blog

In our study of Romans 8, we’ve found that those who put their faith and trust in Christ no longer bear any condemnation of breaking God’s Law. This is because they have been given a new Law–”obey God out of love, not out of fear of being punished.” Today, we’ll see why this new Law can exist.

We are to do our best to honor God and follow His laws, but we aren’t perfect. Are we expected to do this on our own? Do we have the ability to do that on our own?

You know the saying “you talk the talk but don’t walk the walk”? Did you know that there is an entire chapter in the Bible dedicated to this exact meaning?

We often hide behind the word ‘addiction’, making it sound like it is something out of our control. An addiction is not something out of our control, but a ‘god’ that we have exalted above the one true God.

This post is based off Romans 12:1-2. This was turned in by one of my readers as their favorite Bible verse. Congrats on your verse making it into the blog!

Last time we went through Romans 8, we talked about how there is No Condemnation for those who put their faith and trust in Jesus. Today, we’re going to see exactly why this is as we go through Romans 8:2.

You’ve probably read or heard Philippians 4:13 over and over. You’ve probably heard it so many times that you really stopped caring if you knew what it meant or not.

You’re feelin’ like life stinks today. You really want to pout. What if there was a different option, though? Something much-much better.

What is the one question that everyone asks themselves no matter their age?