This message invites you into a season of seeking God with expectation. We’re asking Him to do far more abundantly than all we ask or think—for our region and for the people in our lives who desperately need Christ.

We’re stepping into deeper unity, hunger, and spiritual well-being. We want hearts resolved to go where God sends us and ears that recognize the Spirit’s voice—individually and as a church.

We’re praying toward real outcomes: the salvation of friends and family, bold and obedient faith, humility and renewal, deep dependence on the Holy Spirit, baptisms and recommitments to Jesus, radical joy and generosity, clear discernment of God’s leading, and a growing hunger for God’s presence through prayer, song, and Scripture.

We believe God honors a church that depends on Him, expects Him to move, and seeks His face together.

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Paul’s argument in Romans 4 stands as proof that God counts people righteous not because they earn it, but because they trust Him. Faith is taking God at His Word even when our instincts and circumstances push us toward doubt.

The message traces how God responds to trust in both the obedient and the broken, to those who seem to “get it right” (Abraham) and those who’ve blown their lives to pieces (King David). By the end, the pattern becomes unmistakable: what God extended to Abraham and David, He still extends today. Not wages due, but a gift only He can give.

What you’ll discover:
· Why the most obedient man in the Old Testament still couldn’t brag before God. And how that exposes something in us.
· What a king with catastrophic failure teaches us about the kind of righteousness God actually gives.
· How a single Greek word opens up the logic of salvation in Romans 4.
· The surprising reason both religious overachievers and exhausted sinners misunderstand faith the exact same way.
· What happens when someone finally takes God at His Word and why that changes more than you think.

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When everything looked hopeless, when humanity’s track record proved we could never measure up, two small words changed everything: But now. In Romans 3:19–31, we see the dramatic turning point of the gospel. God’s righteousness is no longer distant or hidden in commandments. It’s revealed through His Son, Jesus Christ. This message lifts listeners from despair, showing that justification isn’t earned through effort. It’s received through faith.

This sermon peels back the layers of what Paul calls “the righteousness of God apart from the law,” helping us see the beauty of salvation that doesn’t depend on human accomplishment but divine accomplishment. It’s a reminder that the cross didn’t just change our standing before God. It changed everything about how we live and see ourselves in Christ.

In this message, you will discover:

· The stunning shift that happened in salvation history with the words “But now.”
· What it truly means to have “righteousness apart from the law” and why that’s good news.
· How faith goes beyond belief into active trust that transforms.
· The mistake of basing our justification on our sanctification.
· The depth of what it means that Jesus is our propitiation. The payment that satisfies.
· The life-changing implications of justification: a new identity, deep humility, genuine thankfulness, and bold confidence.

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In a world quick to point fingers and slow to look inward, Romans 3 brings every person, religious, moral, or rebellious, into God’s courtroom. In this powerful message, we walk through Paul’s closing argument that all humanity stands guilty before a holy God, not to condemn, but to awaken us to the truth that levels us all: we are in desperate need of grace. From the unshakable faithfulness of God to the silencing weight of the Law, this sermon reveals how our failure only magnifies His mercy, and how the cross becomes the most level ground on earth.

Come face to face with the truth that our resumes, our religion, and our excuses can’t stand in His presence, but His righteousness still stands for us.

In this message, you’ll discover:
· How God’s faithfulness remains unwavering, even when yours collapses.
· Why Paul says no one is righteous and what that means for every heart.
· What it really means that sin touches every part of who we are; and yet sin doesn’t have the final word.
· How the Law exposes our need instead of erasing our guilt.
· Why the only true equality in the universe is found at the foot of the cross.

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In this message from Romans, Paul turns his focus from the obviously immoral to those who look religious, but whose hearts remain unchanged. He exposes the danger of leaning on heritage, rituals, or knowledge as proof of righteousness while missing the inward transformation God desires. We’re reminded that God’s people are not defined by outward signs but by hearts renewed by His Spirit. True belonging to God has always been about integrity, the harmony between what we say we believe and what is actually true in our hearts.

Scripture calls us to pause and examine: are we living from genuine faith or simply maintaining a religious image? When we understand the difference, we begin to see the beauty and freedom that comes from Spirit-led authenticity before God.

Here are some things we’ll learn:
· Why outward religion without inward renewal dishonors God.
· How Paul dismantles the false security of spiritual privilege and religious reputation.
· What “circumcision of the heart” really means and why it still matters today.
· The difference between dead orthodoxy and Spirit-empowered faith.
· How the gospel frees us from performance-based religion and restores joy in genuine repentance.

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Romans 2:1-16 exposes the uncomfortable truth that we all try to dodge: that none of us escapes judgement. Pretending to be the “good one” doesn’t make us righteous. Paul tears down both the obvious sins of the irreligious and the hidden pride of the moral and religious.

This passage isn’t about condemnation, but about clarity. God’s judgment isn’t biased, cruel, or arbitrary. It’s inescapable, impartial, and written into every human heart. In seeing our guilt clearly, we can finally glimpse the beauty of grace.

Discover why understanding God’s justice is actually the first step toward freedom. His kindness keeps calling us back to repentance and into relationship.

Here are some things we’ll learn:
· Why we tend to judge others for the same sins we secretly excuse in ourselves.
· How even moral or churchgoing people can rely on “good behavior” instead of grace.
· How God’s patient kindness doesn’t give permission to keep sinning, but space to repent.
· How God’s moral law is built into every human heart, even those without Scripture.
· Why impartial judgment actually levels the playing field for every person.

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In Romans 1:18–32, we see that God’s wrath isn’t the opposite of His love but the proof of it. A God who cares deeply for what is good, true, and beautiful must also confront what destroys it.

The problem with the world isn’t just “out there.” It’s within every human heart that suppresses the truth and exchanges the glory of God for lesser things. When people insist on life apart from Him, God allows them to have what they want, and the result is decay, confusion, and despair. Yet even in judgment, if you’re alive, mercy is still available.

Here are some things we’ll learn:
· What if God’s wrath isn’t the opposite of His love—but one of the clearest proofs of it?
· Why do people who know the truth about God still push it down, hide from it, or rewrite it?
· When we trade the glory of God for lesser things, what happens to us—and to the world we create?
· Could getting exactly what we want ever be a form of judgment rather than blessing?
· What if the chaos, confusion, and corrosion we see in culture aren’t random—but signs of something deeper being revealed from heaven?

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Worship isn’t just the songs we sing. It’s the surrender of our lives to God. In Romans 1:1–17, Paul reveals that true worship begins with the gospel. When we see God’s power for salvation, it changes how we live, what we value, and whom we serve.

Worship is an offering, Worship is war for our allegiance, Worship is absolute dependence on God. As Bowman reminds us, our worship flows from what God has already done for us through Jesus Christ - His perfect offering on our behalf. When the gospel grips our hearts, it leads us to thankful obedience, joyful dependence, and a life that glorifies Him.

Here are some things we’ll learn:
· What is worship? Worship can be defined as a response to what the Creator has revealed to His creation.
· Worship is not about us, but it’s about Jesus, the Word of God, at the center of everything we do in all of life.
· How salvation leads to transformed worship and renewed service.
· Why our hearts are constantly at war between flesh and Spirit and how Christ wins that war.
· How dependence on God shapes our gratitude, prayer, and obedience.
· What it looks like to offer our lives as living sacrifices in everyday worship.

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Paul boldly declares he is “not ashamed of the gospel,” because it is God’s power for salvation to everyone who believes. In these verses, he shows us that the gospel is not just inspiring words. It's an explosive, dynamic power that brings salvation to everyone who believes, reveals God’s righteousness, and anchors us in faith from beginning to end.

Here are some things we’ll learn from Romans 1:16–17:
· Why Paul was unashamed of the gospel and why we can be too.
· How the gospel is the very power of God that saves, heals, and transforms lives.
· What it means that God’s righteousness is revealed “from faith for faith.”
· Why salvation is both past, present, and future, and how it changes everything.
· How to pursue living unashamed in a world that often resists Jesus.
· How faith anchors us to God’s promises, even in dark and difficult days.

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The gospel doesn’t just adjust the margins of our lives. It completely rearranges them. In this passage, Paul reveals what motivates his ministry: thanksgiving in prayer, a longing to strengthen and build up the church, and an eagerness to reach everyone with the good news of Jesus. His example shows us that a life changed by the gospel is a life lived with urgency, clarity, and joy.

Here are some things we’ll learn from Romans 1:8–15:
· Why the gospel changes how we pray with gratitude.
· How spiritual gifts are given to strengthen and encourage the church.
· What it means to live eager and unashamed to share Jesus with others.
· A corrective to our church about what that means for us
· How Paul’s sense of debt to all people shapes our mission today.
· How stories of transformed lives remind us that eternity is at stake.

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