Cambria Pulpit

How should we respond to unbelievers and their rampant wickedness? Pastor Dave answers this question in this week's message from Romans 11:13-24. Christians need to remember God's grace for Gospel motivation.

Has God rejected His people? Romans 11:1-12 answers this question with a resounding "No!" God always keeps His promises and does not pause His plan. Pastor Dave explains this comforting fact in this week's message: 

We've all been there - You had an opportunity to share the Gospel with a friend, co-worker, cashier, or family member, but you cowered in fear. Pastor Dave explains from Romans 10:14-21 the recipe for success in evangelism:

Not everyone who claims to be a Christian will be in heaven. Many so-called "Christians" base their salvation on their good works or their church attendance and not on the finished work of Jesus Christ. Pastor Dave explains from Romans 10:1-13 the difference between ritual and relationship: 

Perhaps no doctrine causes more audacity and consternation than the doctrine of election. However, when understood in the light of Scripture, perhaps no doctrine creates more comfort and peace than the doctrine of election. Yesterday, Pastor Dave walked with us through Romans 9 to help us see the glorious grace of God in election. 

How can a good God let bad things happen? The answer to this question may surprise you. Even Job began to doubt the goodness of God amid his suffering. Pastor Christian wraps up our two-week series on suffering by looking at Job 2 and the rest of the story:

Why do bad things happen to good people? In a broken and sinful world, suffering is a reality that everyone must face. The question is, how can we glorify God in the midst of our suffering? Pastor Christian begins a two-week series in Job to answer these questions and more:

As we understand more about the Gospel, we will have a burden for lost souls. In this week's message, Pastor Dave Locke shows us from Romans 9:1-5 how the Gospel changes the way we view others and ourselves.