What should our response be to God’s endless wisdom and grace laid out so masterfully by Paul in the first 11 chapters of Romans? What is the proper reaction, and how will God use that to move the plan forward? In the third and final “section” of Romans, Paul puts feet to this knowledge and explains how the good news changes us.

Paul finishes this section by sharing his hope that Israel will ultimately be redeemed, but it comes with a warning to Gentile believers. As we read his conclusion, our confidence in God’s faithfulness will be solidified and lead to praise!

Will God keep His promises to Israel, or is their opportunity past? Have they been replaced by the Church? In this passage, Paul shows us the glimmer of hope for them in God’s plan.

Paul’s desire for Israel is that they will be saved, but that doesn’t necessarily mean what most people think it does. In this message, we will discuss not only what it means for them to be delivered but what it takes for us as well.

What’s the deal with Israel? If justification is by faith in Jesus, and not the Law, is God done with them? Over the next few chapters, Paul shifts his focus to what all this means for his countrymen and addresses whether or not God has failed to follow through on His word.

Why does God not deliver us from suffering? If we are not promised an easy or comfortable life, what do we hold on to? In this message, we will look at the hope of our faith as we eagerly anticipate the restoration of all creation.

What does it mean to live? How does walking with the Spirit lead us into the experience of living that we were created for? This week, we will start talking about the transformation that takes place in us when the Spirit takes hold of our hearts.

It’s a new year, we’ve learned what the Good News is, and now it’s time to walk in it! But how? As we start Chapter 8 of Romans, we will learn how we can escape our old way of living and experience the life that God has planned for us.

It’s a new year, so how can we use this year to make a real difference? How can this one be different? In this message, we will talk about the best way to make a meaningful difference in the world that will last.

Shepherds? Really? Why would God announce the birth of the Messiah to shepherds of all people? Why not priests or governors? In this message, we will answer some of those questions and find out how we can be confident in God’s plan.