How is the way of sin working out for you? The way of righteousness in Jesus Christ leads to holiness and eternal life. The way of Christ's righteousness is available to us. Why would we choose otherwise? Teacher: Matt Boyers.

We continue our Romans series from the spring with a focus on knowing who we are in Christ...and reckoning that truth. Teacher: Mark Clausing.

The Not Yet Kingdom is described in the last two chapters of the Bible (Revelation 21 & 22). What do we do with this information while we live in the "Already"? Teacher: Kevin Clark.

Perhaps the best illustration of the Kingdom of believers is the body. The body is made up of many parts - how are those parts to function together? Teacher: Matt Strader.

We tend to have certain responses when something "isn't right." We desire justice. Jesus gave a parable about justice and the first place we should seek it. Teacher: Nate Hamblin.

As citizens of God's Kingdom, "our identity is rooted no in what we can do for God, but rather in what God has done for us" (Jeremy Treat, Kingdom First). We ought to learn to live FROM God instead of FOR God. Teacher: Matt Boyers.

As followers of Jesus, we are citizens of the Kingdom of God. But what do Kingdom citizens look like? What identifies us as such to the world? Teacher: Kevin Clark.

There are two parts to the Kingdom of God: the already (the goodness of God we're experiencing now) and the not yet (that which we will experience when Jesus returns). How do we live within that tension? Teacher: Mark Clausing.

As citizens of the Kingdom of God, we are called by God's Word to be a distinct presence in this world. Teacher: Matt Boyers. Contains an interview between Mark Clausing and Nashwan Sadoon.