

Romans is described as being the Grace Epistle. Unfortunately, many have turned grace into a doctrine that resembles Universalism. (Everyone and everything eventually is redeemed by Grace. However, we are using the word "Favor," replacing the Grace word, in hope of allowing the reader to decipher the true message of Romans without the distraction of a misinterpreted word called Grace!

You will be challenged to discover that Paul is engaging in a question and answer discourse with the Corinthians predicated on the previous letter that He had sent to them. The Corinthians are seeking clarification as touching many of their long standing traditions.

- Student: Sharon Haygood
It's time to hear from the Pastor of the Jerusalem Church. It's hard to comprehend that there was a day when this brother of Jesus either did not believe in Jesus or at best grossly misunderstood the mission of Jesus. This radically enforces the fact that the Holy spirit is the teacher and once filled with the Spirit, great wisdom and knowledge is available to the recipient!

- Manager: Louis Green
- Student: Rodney Magee
It's amazing that an apostle who was several times denounced as ignorant and unlearned, could and would use over 30 Greek words not found in any other New Testament epistle. Is it possible that divine revelation far exceeds formal education! Imagine a toughened fisherman using such language as "Precious Blood," when referring to the sacrifice of Jesus.

- Student: Olivia Phillips
- Student: Karla Valencia
Jude may be one of the shorter epistles, but believe me it is long in revelation. from Angels to Demons, from Heaven to Hell. One amazing discourse!

- Student: Carla Turner