Jesus Our Shepherd Fellowship International (Singapore)
JOSFI Sunday Church Service - 22 May 2022
Locations & Times
Halcyon 1 Bldg, 06-05B 39A Jalan Peminpin, Singapore 577183
Singapore 577176
Sunday 3:00 PM
Welcome
We are a Filipino Born-Again Full Gospel Christian Church here in Singapore, registered under the name Jesus Our Shepherd Fellowship International.
We came from different parts of the Philippines but we are united in serving the Lord and to seek, lead our fellow Filipinos into a life-changing relationship with Jesus.
We conduct our Sunday Worship Service at YMCA Singapore Level 4 Function Room 2, 1 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238824 at 2:30 PM.
We are a Filipino Born-Again Full Gospel Christian Church here in Singapore, registered under the name Jesus Our Shepherd Fellowship International.
We came from different parts of the Philippines but we are united in serving the Lord and to seek, lead our fellow Filipinos into a life-changing relationship with Jesus.
We conduct our Sunday Worship Service at YMCA Singapore Level 4 Function Room 2, 1 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238824 at 2:30 PM.
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JOSFI Online Sunday Service | 22 May 2022
Series | "The New Testament Survey"
Topic | "Book of Romans"
Word By | Pastor Ted Salvilla
Who wrote the Book of Romans?
•Paul (Romans 1:1)
•The writing style, vocabulary and content has the same pattern with other Epistles of Paul.
•Early church fathers agreed that Paul was the author
•Tertius wrote the words for Paul as he dictates (Rom 16:22)
•Romans was the 6th of 13 Epistles. Placed as 1st in the order because of it’s importance.
Number of chapters and verses?
•16 Chapters
•433 Verses
Period it was written?
•56-58 A.D.
•Written during Paul’s 3rd missionary trip (See: 2 Cor 12:14, 2 Cor 13:1),
•As it is being written, Paul was about to proceed to Jerusalem with offerings “for the poor saints at Jerusalem”.
Where it was written?
•A place called Corinth
•Paul was staying at the house of Gaius (Rom 16:23)
•(Rom 16:23) also says that Erastus was “the chamberlain (treasurer) of the city” where Paul was staying. Erastus was the treasurer of Corinth (2 Tim 4:20).
•Phoebe, who likely brought Paul’s letter to Rome, was “a deaconess” of the church at Cenchrea (Rom 16:1-2).
•Two of the men who were with Paul when he wrote this letter at Corinth, Timothy and Sosipater (Rom 16:21).
Written to or for?
•Christians in Rome.
What is the Key Phrase?
•The righteousness of God.
•Rom 1:17 - 17 For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.”
•Rom 3:5,21,22; Rom 10:3
What are the key verses?
•Rom 1:16-17 NIV 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. 17 For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.”
•(Rom 3:21-26)(Rom 5:1)(Rom 6:15-18)(Rom 7:14-25)(Rom 8:9)(Rom 8:37-39)(Rom 12:1-2,19)
•Roman Road Verses: ·Rom 3:10 10 As it is written: “There is no one righteous, not even one;(Rom 3:23)(Rom 5:8)(Rom 6:23)(Rom 10:9-10)(Rom 10:13)
Theme and Purpose?
•To introduce Paul himself.
•To render the church people in Rome personal teachings - Salvation by Grace, Justification by faith, and the righteousness of Christ.
•To ask assistance in his journey to Spain (Rom 15:24,28).
•To join with Paul in their prayers (Rom 15:30-31).
•To foster unity between the Gentiles and Jews at Rome. (Rom 3:9,22,29-30)(Rom 2:9-11)(Rom 4:9-12)(Rom 15:5-13)
How did the “church” at Rome get started?
•Started by the “strangers of Rome”.
•Started by missionaries who traveled there from more established churches and did a “church plant.”
•Started by those who were scattered abroad to escape the persecution
Key interests:
•Six key words mentioned - Grace: 22 times | Justified: 10 times | Righteousness: 39 times | Faith: 38 times | Law: 76 times | Sin: 43 times
•A number of people from the Old Testament are quoted to by name in Romans:
David: (Rom 1:3);(Rom 4:6);(Rom 11:9) Abraham: (Rom 4:9,13,16);(Rom 9:7)(;Rom 11:1) Sarah: (Rom 4:19);(Rom 9:9) Adam: (Rom 5:14) Moses: (Rom 5:14);(Rom 9:15);(Rom 10:5) Isaac: (Rom 9:7,10) Rebecca: (Rom 9:10) Jacob: (Rom 9:13)(Rom 11:26) Esau: (Rom 9:13) Pharaoh: (Rom 9:17) Isaiah: (Rom 9:27,29);(Rom 10:16,20);(Rom 15:12) Elijah: (Rom 11:2)
•The word “Power” - mentioned in (Rom 1:4,16,20); (Rom 9:17,21,22);Rom 13:1,2,3);(Rom 15:13,19);(Rom 16:25).
Romans Survey Summary:
1.The Introduction Chap 1:1-17
2.Doctrinal Approach: Chap 1:18 through Chap 11
3.Practical Application: Chap 12 through 15:12
4.The book Conclusion: Chap 15:13-33 Some of the reasons for his writing; Chap 16:1-23 To give Personal commendations and greetings; Chap 16:24-27- Doxology to God.
Series | "The New Testament Survey"
Topic | "Book of Romans"
Word By | Pastor Ted Salvilla
Who wrote the Book of Romans?
•Paul (Romans 1:1)
•The writing style, vocabulary and content has the same pattern with other Epistles of Paul.
•Early church fathers agreed that Paul was the author
•Tertius wrote the words for Paul as he dictates (Rom 16:22)
•Romans was the 6th of 13 Epistles. Placed as 1st in the order because of it’s importance.
Number of chapters and verses?
•16 Chapters
•433 Verses
Period it was written?
•56-58 A.D.
•Written during Paul’s 3rd missionary trip (See: 2 Cor 12:14, 2 Cor 13:1),
•As it is being written, Paul was about to proceed to Jerusalem with offerings “for the poor saints at Jerusalem”.
Where it was written?
•A place called Corinth
•Paul was staying at the house of Gaius (Rom 16:23)
•(Rom 16:23) also says that Erastus was “the chamberlain (treasurer) of the city” where Paul was staying. Erastus was the treasurer of Corinth (2 Tim 4:20).
•Phoebe, who likely brought Paul’s letter to Rome, was “a deaconess” of the church at Cenchrea (Rom 16:1-2).
•Two of the men who were with Paul when he wrote this letter at Corinth, Timothy and Sosipater (Rom 16:21).
Written to or for?
•Christians in Rome.
What is the Key Phrase?
•The righteousness of God.
•Rom 1:17 - 17 For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.”
•Rom 3:5,21,22; Rom 10:3
What are the key verses?
•Rom 1:16-17 NIV 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. 17 For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.”
•(Rom 3:21-26)(Rom 5:1)(Rom 6:15-18)(Rom 7:14-25)(Rom 8:9)(Rom 8:37-39)(Rom 12:1-2,19)
•Roman Road Verses: ·Rom 3:10 10 As it is written: “There is no one righteous, not even one;(Rom 3:23)(Rom 5:8)(Rom 6:23)(Rom 10:9-10)(Rom 10:13)
Theme and Purpose?
•To introduce Paul himself.
•To render the church people in Rome personal teachings - Salvation by Grace, Justification by faith, and the righteousness of Christ.
•To ask assistance in his journey to Spain (Rom 15:24,28).
•To join with Paul in their prayers (Rom 15:30-31).
•To foster unity between the Gentiles and Jews at Rome. (Rom 3:9,22,29-30)(Rom 2:9-11)(Rom 4:9-12)(Rom 15:5-13)
How did the “church” at Rome get started?
•Started by the “strangers of Rome”.
•Started by missionaries who traveled there from more established churches and did a “church plant.”
•Started by those who were scattered abroad to escape the persecution
Key interests:
•Six key words mentioned - Grace: 22 times | Justified: 10 times | Righteousness: 39 times | Faith: 38 times | Law: 76 times | Sin: 43 times
•A number of people from the Old Testament are quoted to by name in Romans:
David: (Rom 1:3);(Rom 4:6);(Rom 11:9) Abraham: (Rom 4:9,13,16);(Rom 9:7)(;Rom 11:1) Sarah: (Rom 4:19);(Rom 9:9) Adam: (Rom 5:14) Moses: (Rom 5:14);(Rom 9:15);(Rom 10:5) Isaac: (Rom 9:7,10) Rebecca: (Rom 9:10) Jacob: (Rom 9:13)(Rom 11:26) Esau: (Rom 9:13) Pharaoh: (Rom 9:17) Isaiah: (Rom 9:27,29);(Rom 10:16,20);(Rom 15:12) Elijah: (Rom 11:2)
•The word “Power” - mentioned in (Rom 1:4,16,20); (Rom 9:17,21,22);Rom 13:1,2,3);(Rom 15:13,19);(Rom 16:25).
Romans Survey Summary:
1.The Introduction Chap 1:1-17
2.Doctrinal Approach: Chap 1:18 through Chap 11
3.Practical Application: Chap 12 through 15:12
4.The book Conclusion: Chap 15:13-33 Some of the reasons for his writing; Chap 16:1-23 To give Personal commendations and greetings; Chap 16:24-27- Doxology to God.