Sermons by Donnie Johnson (Page 3)

How are Christians to regard human governments and authorities? Pastor Donnie teaches through Romans 13:1-14 where the Apostle Paul answers that question.

If you had to sum up what Jesus has done for us in one word, what would it be, asks Pastor Donnie Johnson? His favorite one-word response is “love,” and the kind of love the Apostle Paul describes in Romans 12:9 as “genuine love.” What does that look like and how can we express that?

After 11 chapters of discussion about what Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross means to the world and believers, in Romans chapter 12 the apostle Paul tells us what the proper response to that sacrifice should be for believers.

Is God done with Israel? By no means, says the Apostle Paul in Romans 11.

Pastor Donnie continues his verse-by-verse study of the Book of Romans, picking it up at Romans 7:13.

Jesus fulfilled the law and the prophets, so what do we do with the law today? Pastor Donnie takes a look at what the Apostle Paul had to say about that in Romans 7:1-13.

For believers in Jesus, Pastor Donnie says our new identity in Christ should drive our behavior.

In Romans 5:12-21, the Apostle Paul shows how Jesus came as the “second Adam” to fix a very broken earth, originally broken by the “first Adam” in the Garden of Eden.

Three times in Romans 5:1-11, the Apostle Paul tells us to rejoice in our sufferings … not for, but in. Pastor Donnie explains how that is possible.

Are we justified by works or by faith? That’s the question the Apostle Paul addresses in Romans 3:27-4:12.

In our summer study of the Book of Romans, Pastor Donnie teaches on chapter 3, verses 21-31.