The whole legend about strength coming from spinach began with a comma put in the wrong place, and on that error an entire campaign was built that millions believed. From that story the sermon moves to a world where one false report can shake a stock exchange and where the gospel is often bent to suit its audience. The opening verses of Romans show who is sending this message, whom he is writing to, and why its content is not good advice but good news about what has already been done (Romans 1). Listen and hear why Paul is not ashamed of this one message, and what that might mean for you.
A Trustworthy Message
You've Got a Message
We live in a world filled with news, most of which adds nothing positive to our lives. It only stirs up anxiety and robs us of hope. Other news is fake news, which presents a distorted picture of reality and causes confusion. That is why we all need to hear this one true message about who we are, what our problem is, and what the solution is. In his Letter to the Romans, the Apostle Paul has just such a message for us and answers our most important questions. This letter is the most complete explanation of the gospel-that is, the good news from God Himself.
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