Moving further into Chapter 10, Pastor Kevin wades through the rebuttals of the Apostle Paul as he address the seemingly endless stream of excuses given by those who had rejected salvation through faith in Christ.- Romans 10:14-21

Moving into Romans 10, Pastor Kevin draws some possible reasons for Israel's rejection of Jesus as Messiah out of some of the most well-known verses in the entire book.- Romans 10:1-13

As if the evidence wasn't piled high enough, Paul continues through the end of Romans 9 adding proof upon proof that God, in Christ, should not ever be seen as anything other than completely merciful.- Romans 9:25-33

Moving on through Romans 9, Pastor Kevin walks through the latter half of the chapter addressing God's justice, mercy, and sovereignty over all creation.- Romans 9:14-24

Moving into Chapter 9, Pastor Kevin continues in our #RomansCOC series to highlight God's faithfulness to His people, the nation of Israel, even while extending salvation to Gentiles, those wo were outsiders originally.-Romans 9:1-13

In wrapping up Romans 8, Pastor Kevin highlights a fourth type of freedom in Paul's writings to the Roman church, the freedom experienced through faith in Christ that leads a man out from under the weight of worry concerning God's judgment.- Romans 8:31-39

Pastor Kevin jumps back in to his #RomansCOC teaching series by highlighting and explaining a 2nd freedom Paul describes in his letter to the Church at Rome, the freedom from despair in the midst of a broken a fallen world.- Romans 8:18-30

As the 4th of July holiday looms near in America, Pastor Andy calls the Church to focus again on being the type of neighbor Jesus taught us to be - one filled with compassion for the lost, wounded, and broken.- Luke 10:25-37

Pastor Kevin takes a break from his #RomansCOC series to examine some of the most basic Biblical principles behind the act of giving.- Matthew 6

In this next installment of Pastor Kevin's #RomansCOC series, he reminds COC that faith in Christ means we can choose freedom in Christ and are no longer obligated to cave in to the demands of sin.- Romans 8:5-17