Romans 1-6 Part 1 • Dr. Adam Miller • Aug 7 - Aug 13
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How does the experience of being a sinner affect the experience of being saved by Jesus? Dr. Adam Miller discusses why faith is crucial to our experience of redemption.
00:00 Part 1–Dr. Adam Miller
01:50 Introduction of Dr. Adam Miller
03:22 Background to the Letter to the Romans
04:23 Dr. Miller’s training as it relates to the New Testament
07:26 How to approach this book
09:05 Dating the book and additional study helps
12:57 The Sermon on the Mount aids in studying this letter
13:32 First Key is God doesn’t hate his enemies
14:42 Love is a law, not a reward
16:25 Earning Heaven or the opportunity of Heaven
18:13 What does Paul mean by grace?
21:29 Our motivations
23:07 The Law is Love
24:13 Romans 1:18-20
27:40 Romans 1:25
30:09 Creator and Created/Creature
33:09 Misunderstanding love and trials
34:56 Romans 1:31
36:30 Prayer softens
37:13 Romans 5
40:56 Christ died for the ungodly
43:05 Commandment to love perfectly not be perfectly loveable
47:56 Fruit of salvation
50:22 Romans 3 Falling short of the glory of God
53:11 Giving Himself as a mercy seat
54:40 Justification and reconciliation
57:25 End of Part 1–Dr. Adam Miller
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