We unpack Paul's teaching from Romans 6. Here he begins to motivate believers to fully understand the victory they have over sin. We can "declare the end of sin's reign in our lives because the victory is ours in Christ."

In this sermon we unpack Isaiah 9:1-7 to learn the true meaning of Christmas and how we should respond.

Romans 5:12-21 teaches that Jesus came to be the new Adam. The purpose of this passage is to undergird our assurance of salvation.

The leadership structure of a church should empower members to do the work of ministry. We unpack 1 Peter 5:1-5 and other passages to introduce a gospel driven, biblically based leadership model for the church.

In this sermon we unpack elder leadership from Acts 20:17-35.

Paul transitions in Romans 5 to the blessings of justification. Having been justified by faith alone we begin to learn how God transforms our lives ("sanctification"). In this sermon we unpack Romans 5:1-11.

Paul continues the theme that the ungodly are justified by faith alone in Christ alone. He now outlines false additives to faith -- circumcision, law, and self. We unpack these themes from Romans 4:9-25.

Based on the indictment of Romans 1:18-3:20 how can God righteously acquit the guilty? How can God be "just" and "justify" sinners? Romans 3:21-31 powerfully answers this life changing question.

In summary of Romans 1:18-3:8, Paul breaks down the "core" problem of human sinfulness and depravity. In reviewing this spiritual X-Ray we are invited to seek the gospel as our remedy. This sermon unpacks Romans 3:9-20.

By "listening in" to Paul's answers to Jewish objections to the gospel we gain more clarity of the gospel. We unpack Romans 3:1-8 and see the essential need of the gospel for both Jews and Gentiles.