Lubbock Adventist News

This week we will explore chapter 11 of the letter that Paul wrote to the Roman congregations. We remember that, in chapter 9, Paul asked them if God’s promises to the people of Israel had failed since the majority of the people and their leaders had not accepted...

As we have been in our current series we are now at about the half-way point of Paul’s letter to the Christians in Rome. In these chapters we see the apostle unequivocally committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the fact that it is through this Gospel that the...

Last week we were blessed by a wonderful study in Romans, chapter 7, presented by Abel Rios. When I asked Abel if he would be willing to share a message for that week he asked if I had a particular topic to suggest. When I told him that I only wanted him to share what...

As we make our way through Paul’s letter to the Romans we are experiencing anew the importance of the plan of salvation that God has made available to all who believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This Gospel is really incredibly ‘good news’ as it encapsulates the...

Paul began his letter to the Romans by giving them an overview of their great need for a Savior. A Savior Who would bring a reign of righteousness to everyone who would believe, both the Jews and the Gentiles. We considered this righteousness in our study last week as...

Today we are pleased to welcome Sam and Susie Baron to the Lubbock Church. The Barons have been members of the Midland Seventh-day Adventist Church for quite a number of years. Sam has long served as the Head Elder and lead Sabbath School teacher and Susie holds...

Throughout human history people have wondered how to truly understand God, to get a picture of Who He is and what His relationship with mankind looks like. One of the recurring challenges to this understanding has been accepting the reality of His declarations to His...

In our earlier studies of Paul’sletter to the Roman believerswe have encountered anapostle who is passionatelysharing some very specifictruths about the state of humanityand their, and our, need forhope. We have encounteredsome of the most descriptivelanguage that...

The letter to the Romans remains clearly in our sights as we consider our sermon study for this week. Last Sabbath we concluded our study with Romans 1:17 as we read the wonderful statement by the apostle Paul that he was“not ashamed of the Gospel because it is the...

Over the past several months we have explored some very exciting studies of the life and ministry of Jesus. These conversations with Jesus, and the stories that He told during the years of His ministry, represent a time when people met God, and when God invited people...