As redeemed image-bearers of God, we should be aware of how power corrupts and how Jesus informs the use of our strength as we follow Him.

In Romans 5, Paul wants us to understand that what Jesus has gained for us is far more than Adam has lost for us.

What is the foundational ethic of how Christians are meant to interact with each other? How does our study of the image of God impact this?

Have you ever wondered why death is present in our world? Did God design the world to be this way? In Romans 5, Paul connects us with the answer to these crucial questions.

God's Plea and Promise to His Church

Did you know that God views the world through the actions of two people? While every person matters to God when it comes to salvation, who we are united to matters.

Nothing defines you more than an awareness that you have been created with dignity, worth, and value as an individual made in the image of God.

When we genuinely understand the offer of the Gospel, it seems like it couldn't get it any better. But three times in this passage, Paul points to three more ways the Gospel explodes our understanding!

All men, young and old alike, are invited to join us on February 18-19 as we collaborate with the men's ministry of FBC-Scottsboro to gather men to worship Jesus and be challenged by TheManChurch.com speakers Mark Garnett (Friday) and Bryan Gunn (Saturday). Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased at www.scottsboromanchurch.com

Human beings were made in the image of God, but that image has been corrupted by sin. How does Jesus, who is the image of the invisible God, redeem and restore the image of God within those who believe in Him?