Romans 2:6-11 is clear that everyone will spend eternity in either Heaven or Hell. But what determines where we go?

God’s judgment is a very real thing, even though it’s rarely thought about in the average western mind. In this sermon, Jonathan teaches on the warnings found in Romans 2:1-5

In the previous two weeks the death and resurrection of Jesus have been taught on. But in this final sermon of the Easter mini series, Brandon McDowell preaches about Christ’s return and asks the question of the hearer: Are you ready?

Easter Sunday finds Christians all over the world celebrating the risen Savior Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Caleb preaches on the power Christians find in remembering the gospel with the purpose of honoring God in every moment of life.

The crucifixion of Christ is a heavy topic. In this sermon, Brandon Walker talks in detail about what happened in the process of Christ being crucified, but more importantly what it represented. When all is considered, the crucifixion is a sign of God’s deep love for his people.

Being a pastor come with a high responsibility. Not only should pastors know what they have been called to be in light of the Scripture, but the church body should too. Jonathan explores in this sermon what it means to be a pastor/overseer/presbyter/bishop/elder.

When speaking on areas of sexual sin it takes gospel humility to say that there is not a single person who is not guilty of sexual sin. Whether or heterosexual sexual sin or homosexual sexual sin, no one stand uncondemned. Jonathan shares how the Bible speaks on sexual sin and the grace and forgiveness found in Christ alone.

Paul is very clear in the opening chapter of Romans on how the gospel is first something we are to be unashamed of but secondly how it applies to the need of ever human. All of humanity is in sin and it takes understanding this truth for us to be properly oriented to take the gospel to all of mankind.

Sharing the gospel doesn’t just mean talking about God’s love. People need to understand why they need to be saved before they will trust Christ. Jonathan explains the need for gospel humility when understanding God’s wrath.

Paul does a lot of groundwork in the opening chapter of Romans. Jonathan preaches on what a life filled with living faith looks like in a world of darkness.