Moral people need the gospel of Jesus as much as immoral people (Romans 2). In another sobering passage we unpack three reasons why moral people truly need to repent and believe in Jesus as much as anyone else.

Paul outlnes the world's great need for the gospel. Specifically, all people who are outside of the gospel are under the wrath of God. As we unpack Romans 1:18-32 we learn what the wrath of God is, why he has placed the world under his wrath, and what the wrath of God looks like today. Paul's goal is to increase the church's desire to reach out to the world with the justifying power of the gospel.

Paul outlines why he is "not ashamed" of the gospel. We meditate on Romans 1:16-17 to understand why we too should not be ashamed of the gospel.

In a "prayer of thanksgiving", Paul emphasizes his heart to do ministry among the Christians in Rome. We seek to extract from his prayer how we too might cultivate a heart for gospel ministry.

Paul's salutation (Romans 1:1-7) outlines his calling, experience, and understanding of the Gospel. In this passage we seek to identify critical experiences we all share with Paul in Christ.

The book of Romans calls us to go deep in our knowledge and experience of the Christian gospel so we will have fuel to go far in our world for Christ. In this message we outline the author and the purpose of the book of Romans.

We unpack 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 to show what practical measures we need to be radically generous.

David offers praise to God for the generosity of the people in giving an abundance for the building of the temple (1 Chronicles 29:10-22). In this Psalm of praise we learn the motives behind radical generosity.

Elder Greg Hill unpacks the remainder of Romans 6 (verses 12-23) and addresses what it looks like to take action and present yourself to God as an instrument for righteousness

Elder Greg Hill exposits Romans 6 and unpacks the truth of being dead to sin and alive to God in Christ Jesus