Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - In this sermon Paul sends his love to the church in Rome in these verses. As we study the longest list of names and greetings in the NT, we'll discover 5 lessons on how to love your church family well.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - In this sermon we'll learn how to be the type of Christian who supports thriving missions work. Paul shows us: what we do, how we pray, and how we think about missions for the glory of God.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - In this sermon we'll discover what every church family needs to thrive. Listen as Paul explains how his ministry had thrived and how we can apply his ministry goals to our church.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - When God's people disagree, we need to lean into the union we have in Christ and learn to sing all of life's songs - - in gospel harmony. In this sermon, we'll see four obligations to your church family that glorify God.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - When God's people disagree, it's often over non-gospel issues; issues that rarely have to do with biblical doctrine. Instead conflict often arises from a slavish passion for our own freedoms. This morning we're going to learn 6 habits to keep you from worshiping freedom - instead of the God who set you free.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - Learning to disagree well, is tough. It's much easier to surround ourselves with those just like us - but that's not how God designed the church. He designed it to be diverse, and still unified. Today we'll learn seven lessons on how Christians can disagree well and keep our eyes fixed on our Savior in spite our differences.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - One of God's keys to learning how to thrive in life, is to remember that He's going to finish the work He started with you. Listen as the Apostle Paul fleshes out what it means to live for God's glory.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen - Today we'll consider what God says about being good citizens who faithfully fulfill God's law of love. In Romans 13:8-10, Pastor Ben walks us through 4 ways we can better love our community.

Pastor Matt Hilbert - In James 2:14-26, James makes clear that faith without works is dead and that genuine, living faith must be lived out in daily life. James goes on to show us what living faith looks like. Living faith loves others, living faith is more than just having the right doctrine, living faith finds its purpose in works and living faith is proven to be genuine by our works. This passage serves as a call to examine ourselves to see whether our faith is living or dead.

Paul Held - Psalm 19 extols God displaying Himself as the Creator without words; secondly in His all sufficient Word; and thirdly through the words of his transformed servant David. We look at the implications of all three for the believer today.