When we are at the end of our rope and don’t know what to do, where can we find hope? Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Romans 8 to show that we can have hope by making the decision to accept God’s help through our suffering.

Do you ever feel trapped – maybe helpless and hopeless? Pastor Tim Hawks walks us through Romans 8:1-17 to help us see how God has rescued us from being trapped and given us freedom and life in Christ.

Though we have the best intentions, we often fall short of being the person we want to be. Pastor Jurie Kriel brings us through Romans 7 to help us discover our new identity in Christ, which in turn can change our behavior.

Is it possible to live in true freedom, even with sin in all of our lives? Pastor Tim Hawks leads us through Romans 6 to show how we can make the decision to break free from our sins today and live a free life.

Are you living for happiness? Has the pursuit of happiness left you anxious? This week, Pastor Tim discusses a more reliable life goal. Looking at Romans 5, we will see how we can find peace when we pursue this goal rather than chasing after happiness.

We all have memories and feelings toward our fathers, whether they are good, bad, or ugly. Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Matthew 3 and God’s love for Jesus, to show how we all need to feel love from our earthly and heavenly fathers.

We live in a world where our worth and identity is securing tied the work that we do. Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Romans 4 and the story of Abraham to show that we are saved by our faith not our works, and we can find hope in God’s promises instead of our fleeting circumstances.

Living in a world filled with anger and suffering, it’s always encouraging to hear some good news. Guest speaker Mark Canada continues our study of Romans by taking us through Chapter 3 while diving into God’s good news of Christ, and how we can change lives with the gospel.

Although we are constantly reminded of the wrong in the world, we often keep silent. Pastor Tim Hawks continues through Romans 2 and 3 to show that we often deem ourselves “good” by comparison or heritage, but true repentance is needed to rejoice in the Lord.

Often the drastic situations of life leave us wondering what is going on and if it will get better. Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through Romans 1 to show that people have exchanged the love of the creator for the creation, and that Christ can bring us back into a relationship with God.