Friday, April 20, 2018

Study of Romans - Romans 15:14-33

Homiletics                                             Study of Romans
Lesson     28                                         Passage: Romans 15:14-33
Content (List of Topics or Events)
Paul’s priestly duty to Gentiles to proclaim Gospel of Jesus (Romans 15:14-19)
a. Convinced of goodness and ability of Roman Christians (14)
b. Paul’s bold reminders to proclaim the gospel (15-16a)
c. Acceptable offering to God of sanctified Gentiles (16b)
d. Glory Christ in service leading Gentile obedience to God (17-19)
Paul’s ambition to preach Gospel to untold (Romans 15:20-29)
a. Ambition to preach where Christ is unknown (20-22)
b. Paul’s hope to see Romans (23-24)
c. Paul taking contributions of Gentiles to Jewish Christians from spiritual blessings given (25-27)
d. Paul’s desire for Spain and visit to Rome (28-29)


Paul’s request for Prayer and blessing (Romans 15:30-33)
a. Request for prayers (30)
b. Prayer specifics – unbelievers, the contribution, come in joy by God’s will  (31-32)
c. Paul's blessing that God of peace be with them (33)

Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Division
Scripture
Paul’s priestly duty to Gentiles to proclaim Gospel of Jesus
Romans 15:14-19
Paul’s ambition to preach Gospel to untold
Romans 15:20-29
Paul’s request for Prayer and blessing
Romans 15:30-33


Subject Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No more than 10 words)
Paul's duty to proclaim Jesus to untold and prayer request
Aim (Main Teaching Point of the Passage)
CTATL that Christians through the power of the Holy Spirit proclaim Jesus and do God’s will.
Specific Application Questions
1.
How are you proclaiming Jesus?
2.
What is your ambition and who will you tell about Jesus?
3.
What requests do you have for your ministry in the kingdom?  If you don’t know where your ministry is, what is God convicting you to do?
4.

Principles to Remember
1.
We are to proclaim Jesus.
2.
Our ambition should be to share Jesus
3.
God of peace will be with us.
4.

Characteristic of God
God of Peace
Theme
The gospel of Jesus must be proclaimed; it is what we do.



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