Why did Jesus weep over Jerusalem as the people shouted Hosanna around Him?

When it comes to engaging the human heart, God speaks two languages. Learn with us today what these two languages are from Romans 1:18.

Have you ever seen a fireworks display during the day? If so, there is not much there. Similarly, if we try to understand the Good News of the Gospel without first exploring the bad news about sin, it won't make sense.

Where do we want to look if we want to see the power of God? After believing the Gospel, do believers need to consider it still? Join us today as we meditate upon Romans 1:16-17 to see how Paul would answer this question.

The Gospel that Christians are unashamed of is also the same Gospel that causes shame to be heaped upon believers. How can we prepare ourselves for persecution in our time?

Who was the Apostle Paul and why does it matter?

This morning we begin our journey in Romans seeking to understand the depths of God's love, justice, holiness, and grace. Each of these attributes culminated in the event known as the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. As we understand this Gospel, we will have more confidence that God can do the impossible.

What is the nature of your belief in God? Is its based on rumors, secondhand information, and what other people have believed? Or is it based on personal experience? Do you have ownership in your faith?

What is the mission of the church? In this series, we have explored the mission and the vision as the identity of Agape. Now, today we consider the community aspect of loving our neighbor as a sign of life in our church family,

Words are vital as we define the mission God has given us, but, in another sense, talk is cheap. What metrics should we use to see if our profession is lining up with our practice?