Rev. Owen Lee closes out the weekend of our Fall Retreat with a vulnerable sermon on how failure and discipline touch our lives—and lead us to glory.

What gives you a sense of satisfaction, the feeling that you're worthwhile, that the things you do aren't in vain? Do you have faith in yourself? Faith in your work? Faith in your faith?

What gives you a sense of satisfaction, the feeling that you're worthwhile, that the things you do aren't in vain? Do you have faith in yourself? Faith in your work? Faith in your faith?

What gives you a sense of satisfaction, the feeling that you're worthwhile, that the things you do aren't in vain? Do you have faith in yourself? Faith in your work? Faith in your faith?

Pastoral Fellow Andrew Russel shares how the book of Romans doesn't just leave us dwelling on our sin and the way it works in the world but goes on to point us toward deep, heart-changing hope.

Pastoral Fellow Andrew Russel shares how the book of Romans doesn't just leave us dwelling on our sin and the way it works in the world but goes on to point us toward deep, heart-changing hope.

Pastoral Fellow Andrew Russel shares how the book of Romans doesn't just leave us dwelling on our sin and the way it works in the world but goes on to point us toward deep, heart-changing hope.

Pastor Glenn continues our deep dive into the book of Romans. Paul's extended introduction gives a fuller picture of the "bad news" of the way sin works in our lives. After outlining sins of disobedience and sins of religiosity, Paul turns his attention to the ways in which we make excuses for the sin in our lives.

Pastor Glenn continues our deep dive into the book of Romans. Paul's extended introduction gives a fuller picture of the "bad news" of the way sin works in our lives. After outlining sins of disobedience and sins of religiosity, Paul turns his attention to the ways in which we make excuses for the sin in our lives.

Pastor Glenn continues our deep dive into the book of Romans. Paul's extended introduction gives a fuller picture of the "bad news" of the way sin works in our lives. After outlining sins of disobedience and sins of religiosity, Paul turns his attention to the ways in which we make excuses for the sin in our lives.