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Paul refers to the Jews as the olive tree that will serve to be a blessing to the nations by spreading the gospel to the Gentiles. However, many Jewish people rejected the gospel while many “wild olive shoots,” or Gentiles, received it. This “grafting in” of the Gentiles to the olive tree should inspire humility rather than arrogance. Jon O’Neil explains.
Paul discusses the importance of preaching the Gospel to those who have never heard it. He describes these people as having “Beautiful Feet.” Pastor Dave explains the importance of sharing the Gospel to those who have never heard.
Romans 9 might be one of the more controversial chapters in the Bible. Pastor Dave tackles the topic of election and God’s sovereignty.
Life isn't perfect, and we know that very well. But a wonderful truth from Romans chapter 8 gives us confidence in the darkest days. Pastor Isaac explains why nothing can separate us from God's love.
We have been justified by faith! This is the extraordinary message of Jesus! But if this is true, why do we ever feel defeated? Pastor Isaac unpacks Romans chapter 7.Show less
Paul says that I should count myself dead to sin but alive to God. Why do I feel like sin is alive and well in me? Is it even possible for sin to decrease in my life? Pastor Dave unpacks Romans 6:1-14.
This Mother’s Day, we want you to experience peace and hope. Pastor Dave explains how we find real, authentic, deep and lasting peace.
We often try to justify our actions when we know they weren’t quite right. However, does God justify our sin? Well….yes and no. Pastor Dave breaks down the topic of sin and justification.
Am I really as bad as Paul describes me? Worthless, unrighteous, deceitful? Pastor Dave describes the depth of our sin and the height of God’s love.
Paul tells us that if we are selfish, we will be subject to God’s wrath and anger. Does this mean that God is always mad at us? Pastor Dave explains how to avoid the wrath of God.
Romans
This teaching series unpacks Paul’s
letter to the church at Rome. We will unpack one chapter per week
beginning April 16 and concluding July 30.
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