1. Bible Studies In The Book Of Romans

Bible Study Fellowship or BSF as it is referred to by many, is one of the more popular Bible study programs around. Many people enjoy the discipline of the Bible study, the structure, the detailed class notes, the fellowship, and the overall commitment displayed by the leadership team. Members of our local fellowship Objectives: 1. To develop an environment of love and care 2. To build relationships with others 3. To develop in our relationship with Christ 4. To embrace the purpose of the Church, i.e., to win, grow and reproduce (The Great Commission) 5. To encourage each other in our prayer life 6. To assist in personal Bible Study. Romans 16:25-27. (My) Answers to BSF Bible Study Questions Romans 16:25-27 All scriptures for this lesson Questions for this lesson 14. Romans 16:25-27 I’m not comfortable creating and posting my paraphrase here, so what follows is from The New Living Translation. (affiliate link) Now all glory to God, who is able to make you strong, just as. The book of Romans is the fullest and most comprehensive statement of Christianity. Paul’s letter to the Romans looks at the world through a wide-angle lens. Romans sweeps from the depths of our brokenness to the greatness of God’s grace; from the grandeur of God’s plan back down to the details of daily life. Join prayer warriors around the globe praying these requests, built around God’s Word in Romans, with Bible Study Fellowship’s strategic objectives in view. BSF is strategically focused on reaching the rising generations while continuing to magnify God and mature all who come to a BSF class.

Bible Studies In The Book Of Romans