
October 29, 2026
There Is More
Lonetta McKee

How does your choice—to conform or be transformed—affect how you follow Christ?

Did the Old Testament Israelites stumble in their faith? Yes, but did they stumble in an irrecoverable way? Not at all! In fact, God used their stumbling as…

We can’t live in the past. Our relationship with God shouldn’t rely on a nostalgic preoccupation with the way things used to be. But we shouldn’t forget the…

What do you learn about God's sovereignty, grace, and patience from Romans 11:11-32?

The law was intended to make God’s people holy. In the end, the law underlined their sinfulness.

If you base your self-image on what others think about you—or pamper your ego with an inflated sense of self-importance—you’re looking at a contorted mirror.

How would you summarize the struggle between the desire to do good and the allurement of evil?

Second to love, holiness is probably God’s greatest quality. It is God’s “otherliness,” setting him apart from his creation. . . .

Our memories of being baptized—and seeing new believers baptized today—should move us to thank God for his grace.

What does the contrast between being slaves to sin/impurity and being slaves to obedience/righteousness teach you about how to live a holy life?

In Romans 9–11, Paul marked out how God’s salvific plan related to both Jews and Gentiles. The Jews had some definite advantages over the Gentiles, but sometimes they…

On a shelf in my office sits a 4-by-6-inch frame containing this short message: “Teach the Bible, Love the People.” That little plaque reminds me about two key…

In Romans 10:1-15, what do you learn from the comparisons between the righteousness that is by the law and God’s righteousness that comes by faith?

In Romans 8, everyone and everything is groaning—creation, believers, and the Holy Spirit. But through all the groans, believers know they were called, are being justified, and will…

Psalm 44 puts into words the failure and frustration we often feel. As such, it provides an important backdrop for Romans 8.
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