What Does God Think of Haiti?
February 07, 2010 | Todd Cyphers
Romans 1:16-32
What Does God Think of
Romans 1:16-32
Pat Robertson with “The 700 Club” said,“True story,
Mark 3:5 Page #996
Isaiah 45:4 Page #728
I. God's holy wrath is being poured out daily, as He sees fit, on all nations.
Rom.5:18-19 Page #1130
1. Death.
Rom.8:18-22 Page #1132
2. Futility
Rom.1:24-28 Page #1126
3. Bondage
II. Those delivered from God's holy wrath, have a responsibility to proclaim the good news of Christ wherever there is death, futility and bondage.
Romans 10:14-17 Page #1134
"There is a kind of happiness and wonder that makes you serious." C.S. Lewis
Questions for this week:
I. For Starters:
- What comes to mind when you hear the word “wrath”?
- Why is God’s wrath essential?
- In what specific ways are you (and your family) involved in missions on a continual basis?
II. Overview of Scripture
- Read Romans 1:16-32 out loud. What is the mood of this section of Scripture and why?
- What attitude does Paul have about the Gospel that would benefit us to possess? Vs. 16
- How does a person truly become righteous? Vs. 17
- How does a righteous person live in all areas of life? Vs. 17
Biblical faith is relying on Christ alone for salvation and obeying His word while leaving the consequences up to Him.
- What is God’s response to the individuals who are in rebellion against Him? Vs 18
- How does God reveal Himself to all people and what is the result of everyone knowing of God? Vs 18-21
- What does verses 18-21 say about professing “atheists” and “people in the jungle who have not heard the Gospel”?
- What are some characteristics of individuals (and governments & nations) who reject God’s offer of salvation? Vs 21-32
- Review Sunday’s message with someone.
- Read 1 Thessalonians 2:8. Describe the model of missions and everyday evangelism according to this verse?
- Read Psalm 67 and then use this Psalm as a guide to pray for your and other’s involvement in missions and daily evangelism.