New Testament

Romans 2 reminds me of seeing what hides in the darkness.  As the guide walked, he warned my friend and the rest of the safari

Romans 3 reminds me of the simple definition of sin.  I had vague notions and examples in my mind until the youn pastor explained it

Romans 4 reminds me of a phrase I have used too many times.  “I’ll just do it myself!”.   I tend to say that when someone

Romans 5 reminds me of learning a new definition for hope.  I thought it meant to have an optimistic perspective on things that are beyond

Romans 6 reminds me of friends whose fathers were police officers.  They seemed to escape any punishment for our petty crimes.  I always suspected their

Romans 7 reminds me of a friend battling Parkinson’s Disease.  He recently told me that he feels like he is a prisoner in his own

The first half of Romans 8 reminds me of the ominous words included in Wanted Posters: Dead or Alive.  Contrary to the movies, this was

The second half of Romans 8 reminds me of Coach Lamendola.  His genius was in his ability to motivate and encourage.  After an accomplishment, he

Romans 9 reminds me of having one foot in the boat.  Many of us have learned the hard way that at some point you have

Romans 10 reminds me of my first job in sales.  I worked tirelessly to study the product features and benefits, the technical specifications and my