In our second week in Judges, we look at two opening cycles in Judges 3:7-30 that illustrate the nature of our forgetfulness, the grace of God to deliver in surprising ways, and how it all points to the Greater Deliverer to come.

Throughout the season of Lent, we're walking through the book of Judges, which reminds us of our need of a Savior and God's faithfulness in the midst of our sin. This week, we look at Judges 2:6-19, which highlights the nature of genuine faith, the deception of idolatry, and the fierce grace of God.

In Romans 8:18-27, we explore how the groaning of creation, the children of God, and even the intercessory groans of the Spirit will one day give way to glory beyond all comparison.

Elder Jason Burch unpacks the opening verses of what many consider to be one of the greatest chapters in all the Bible: Paul's description of life in the Spirit in Romans 8:1-17

If we've been set free from sin, is it normal for a Christian to feel this ongoing war with the flesh? Paul gives us a window into a normal Christian life in Romans 7:1-25

In Romans 6:15-23, we examine how believers have been set from slavery of sin to slavery to God, leading to transformed lives.

As we step into Romans 6:1-14, elder Chase Furman expounds on how the grace of God doesn't only grant us forgiveness, but also transformation by the Spirit.

As we jump back into our series through Romans, we look at how we go from the garden of Eden to the garden of new creation in Romans 5:12-21.

As we come to the beginning of a new year, Youth Pastor Josh Orr talks about the importance of putting off the old and putting on the new in Colossians 3:1-17

In our final week of Advent, we look at how and why we can have hope in the midst of grief from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18