Ezra Byer

Do Christians continually have to sin? Romans 7:14-25 provides a striking reflection on the human struggle with sin. In these verses, Paul portrays the tension between the desire to do good and the frustrating reality of falling short.

What comes to mind when you think of the law of God? Many might say “constricting.” It limits our fun and enjoyment of life. Or, slightly more positively, it’s a “necessary evil” to keep us from hurting ourselves.

Does physical attraction matter in a marriage relationship? To some Christians, this question sounds bizarre. After all, isn’t internal beauty the only thing that counts? Song of Solomon 4 gives us a different perspective.

How do you refer to yourself as a Christian? Many believers refer to themselves as “saved sinners,” but the Apostle Paul wouldn’t have favored this type of language. For Paul, the thought of continuing in sin was appalling.

Have you ever wondered what your life would look like apart from the grace of God? Romans 3 gives us a picture. In step-by-step progression, Paul shows us several important points about our need for God.

Have you ever felt embarrassed telling others you’re a Christian? The Apostle Paul certainly had this temptation. As the author of the Book of Romans, Paul wrote a priceless masterpiece that has influenced countless Christian leaders like Augustine, Calvin, Luther, and Wesley.