Romans 13:11-14- How do we live as followers of Jesus Christ, in this day, the here and now?

Romans 13:8-10- DEBT. Just the sound of this word can produce a pit in one’s stomach. Most people within earshot of today’s message have on the books some type of personal debt. However, according to Scripture, there is a debt we can never fully repay. This debt is the continuing debt to love one another (v. 8).

Romans 13:4-7- If you are even a casual student of American history, you most likely know that it was an 83 year-old Benjamin Franklin who was quoted as saying, “Nothing is certain but death and taxes.” Yet, Ben Franklin is neither the first or only person to speak of the immutability of death and taxes. Paul makes reference to both unpleasant fellows in today’s sermon text.

Romans 12:9-21- Our text this morning helps us to understand the behavior, not merely the feeling, of biblical love.

1 Peter 4:12-19- These eight verses in 1 Peter invite us to struggle intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually with the universal realities of pain, evil, and suffering

1 Corinthians 15:17- The Bible is full of some great, memorable verses—verses you cannot walk away from easily, verses that have the potency to impact dramatically our lives. Yet, there is one verse in the Bible upon which the entire gospel story hinges. And, it is found in the fifteenth chapter of 1 Corinthians.

Romans 12:3-8- It is a joy, privilege, and responsibility to be a part of a local church. Believers are each a part of the body of Christ. Each of us has a function, a role, a part to play within the healthy function of the body. In today’s text, Paul offers several ideas which help us to have a clear understanding of how we are to relate to one another in the body of Christ.

Romans 12:1-2- As we arrive at chapter 12 of Romans, Paul makes a clear transition from the doctrinal angle of the epistle to the application angle. Today, we seek to answer the question: How do we live a life which bears evidence of a significant change and transformation?

Romans 11:33-36- The commanding thought in today's sermon text is that our God, the God of the Holy Bible, is GREAT beyond our ability to express or comprehend.

Orphan Sunday 2012- The functional thesis for this morning’s message is: every child needs a forever family. Every child needs a Mom and a Dad. There are six biblical reasons as to why every child needs a forever family.