Faith is the assurance of what God has done through his one and only Son Jesus Christ. Faith is the assured hope that how God dealt with our sin through the blood of his Son Jesus we can have eternal life. Faith is the evidence and proof of what God did even when we cannot see it face to face. Faith is comprehending as fact what cannot be experienced by the physical senses.

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God (Rom. 3:23). And yet in His mercy and grace, God has justified us through the blood of Jesus shed on the cross. This foundational truth of the Gospel should shape how we view ourselves in comparison to God's glorious standard, and how we treat others.

Thank you for joining us for week 2 of our fall series on the book of Romans! This week, we look at Romans 2 & 3 to see how God's righteousness leads to the need for salvation from wrath towards sin, and how the problem of sin exists both inside the church and outside of it.

Join as we dive deep into the book of Romans! This week, we look at Romans ch. 1 and what it means for our foundation to be on the Gospel.

Before we live out the command to make disciples of all the nations we must first ask ourselves: am I a disciple? And once I've accepted the Gospel, am I living faithfully into the Christian calling to be a disciple-maker?

Where are you going? This message from Pastor Andrew encourages us to look to God alone as the director of our life, and to avoid some of the other "road maps" that the world tries to convince us to use.

Jesus is the light of the world. Pastor Andrew's message from the Gospel of John leads us to ask ourselves the question: what if we stopped relying on ourselves for the ultimate source of power & light, and instead turned to the Light of the World Himself?  

Sermon: What If? 

Scripture: John 8:12-30 

Speaker: Pastor Andrew Happ

In Mark 2 a paralyzed man is lowered through a roof to rest at the feet of Jesus. Moved with compassion Jesus heals this man of both his paralysis, and more importantly, his sin. Jesus' response confuses many and angers some in the room, but prompts us to ask ourselves the question: what's the real problem in our own lives?

Jesus tells us to abide in Him and He will prune away the things that are not of his will. If we're hoping to bear good fruit in our lives we must be connected to the right roots...

If the Spirit of God is inside of you, if your heart is still beating, if there is breath in your lungs then God is not done with you yet on Earth. To participate in this humanly battle with eternal implications we must fight to pursue Christ and dwell in His saving grace in the midst of our sin.