Romans 11: Paul outlines God's saving plan for Jewish people with the aim of helping Gentile believers understand their salvation in relationship to Israel.

What is the nature of saving faith? How does a person become a Christian? Paul outlines the dynamics of saving faith in Romans 10:8-9.

Paul defends the character of God in keeping His promises by highlighting unconditional election.

In a "hymn of triumph" (Romans 8:31-39), Paul asks his readers rhetorical questions to help them consider all that they been taught about the gospel in Romans up to this point. The gospel of justification by faith adds up to an unshakable love from God and a secure salvation leading to the perseverance of faith for all believers.

Suffering cannot compare to the future glory of all believers and creation. God's sovereign process of salvation ensures us that all things work out for good and He will protect us to the end.

Read Romans 8:14-17: the Holy Spirit gives the believer deep assurance leading to worship, joy, and a willingness to suffer with Jesus.

In this sermon we outline from Romans 8 what life in the Spirit looks like for the believer. Open to Romans 8:1-13 and jump in with us...

Romans 8 speaks of our need for daily dependence on the Holy Spirit. In this sermon Pastor Josh teaches on who the Holy Spirit is and what His ministry is...

If Romans 6 helps us to overcome license, Romans 7 helps us to overcome legalism. In this sermon we ask the question: How can I defeat legalism without becoming lawless? Dive in and check it out...

Having declared the end of sin's reign, Paul now outlines our slavery to Christ that leads to true freedom. We unpack Romans 6:15-23.