A study on Romans 3:9-20

Hear Misha’s sermon on this passage here: ‘Hearts or Stones’

  1. What is our standing before God regarding the law.
  2. Why do we find it so difficult to live up to the law.
  3. How does Jesus fulfill both the law and the prophets.
  4. Discuss how the law is written in our hearts and how it differs from the covenant God made with Moses at Sinai.
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Romans 3:1-8 ~ A Study

The sermon for this passage can be found Here

  1. Take time to recap on the first 2 chapters. What have been the key points thus far?
  2. In the sermon we picked up on three possible objections Paul raised and discussed. What were they? How did Paul answer those objections?
  3. Where is the application for us in this passage and what should be our response?
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Romans 2:12-29 A Study

You can find the sermon on this passage here

  1. Read the passage and discuss how, if at all, what Paul says in these verses is different to the first 11 verses.
  2. look again at the passage as a whole and substitute the word Jew for Christian and the word law for Bible and discuss where we might be at risk of relying in things other than Jesus.
  3. Discuss circumcision, what is the purpose of circumcision? And how might we apply this to church life and Christianity today?
  4. As a group discuss the ways in which we can and should apply this passage to a) our individual lives and b) our life as a fellowship. 

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Romans 2:1-11 A Study

Here is a link to the sermon on this passage in case you missed it: A moral Superiority

  1. Who is Paul writing to here?
  2. Verses 1-3 ~ Why might condemning bad behaviour in others condemn me too?
  3. Verse 4 ~ Why doesn’t God punish unrepentant people immediately?
  4. Verse 5 ~ What happens, bit by bit, to the lives of those who are unrepentant?
  5. Verses 6-11 ~ What is the overall thrust of these verses?
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