Lesson Notes for October 25, 2026 – Romans 8

24 10 2026

As we continue our study in Romans, we get very practical about how Christ-followers benefit from the Holy Spirit’s help. We’ll see that tomorrow in chapter eight. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for October 25, 2026 – Romans 8.pdf





Lesson Notes for October 18, 2026 – Romans 7

17 10 2026

Paul’s letter to the church in Rome builds from chapter to chapter. Romans 6: Sin is no longer our master. Romans 7: Sin is still in our nature and the struggle with it is REAL! We will unpack this important chapter tomorrow and point toward the solution in Romans 8. Here are the notes.

Lesson Notes for October 18, 2026 – Romans 7.pdf





Lesson Notes for October 11, 2026 – Romans 6:1-14

10 10 2026

Why would someone who had been released from prison ever do anything that would send them back? When we trust Christ we are set free from being prisoners to our sin nature. Here are the notes for our study in Romans 6.

Lesson Notes for October 11, 2026 – Romans 6-1-14.pdf





Lesson Notes for October 4, 2026 – Romans 5

3 10 2026

The first few chapters of Romans describe humanity’s sin problem in great detail. Those very heavy verses set the stage for the wonderful changes described in Romans 5 for followers of Christ. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for October 4, 2026 – Romans 5-1-11; 18-21.pdf





Lesson Notes for September 20, 2026 – Romans 2

19 09 2026

In school did you breathe a sigh of relief if the teacher announced the grade would be "on a curve?" Many of us did! When it comes to God’s perfect standard of righteousness, He does NOT show partiality or shift the standard based on human performance. He does NOT grade on a curve. Thankfully, Jesus solved that problem for those who have trusted Him. Here are the notes for our brief study in Romans 2.

Lesson Notes for September 20, 2026 – Romans 2-1-13.pdf





Lesson Notes for September 13, 2026 – Romans 1

12 09 2026

Why is it usually easier to see what’s wrong with somebody else than to see what’s wrong with ourselves? The fact is everyone is a sinner in need of a Savior. The gospel is God’s powerful prescription for humanity’s sin problem. Here are the notes for our study in Romans 1.

Lesson Notes for September 13, 2026 – Romans 1-13-2-1.pdf





Lesson Notes for September 6, 2026 – Ruth 3 & 4

5 09 2026

Tomorrow we will finish our two-part study in the book of Ruth. This little book teaches us a lot about doing the right things and trusting God for the best outcome. It also points us to Christ as our Redeemer. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for September 6, 2026 – Ruth 3&4.pdf





Lesson Notes for August 23, 2026 – Ruth 1 & 2

22 08 2026

Even in our darkest moments, God is at work. This week’s text reminds us that faith means trusting Him as we walk into the unknown, faithfully doing the next right thing—especially for others—and leaving the outcome in His hands. Here are the notes for our study in Ruth 1 & 2.

Lesson Notes for August 23, 2026 – Ruth 1 & 2.pdf





Lesson Notes for August 16, 2026 – Judges 16

15 08 2026

We all know the jokes, "The calories don’t count if…" Truth is we cannot defy the law of cause and effect. Donuts have calories; sin has consequences; but followers of Christ have CHOICES. We’ll talk about that tomorrow in Judges 16. Here are the notes.

Lesson Notes for August 16, 2026 – Judges 16.pdf





Lesson Notes for August 9, 2026 – Judges 7

8 08 2026

It’s tempting to find security in the things we can touch and feel but the life of the Christ-follower is about trusting God more than anyone or anything. Tomorrow as we wrap up our study of Gideon in Judges 7 we will be reminded of where our trust belongs. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for August 9, 2026 – Judges 7.pdf