How is that working out for you? It's a simple question that prompts reflection on the results of your choices. In this sermon on Romans 6:15-23 we see that there are two choices before us that lead to very different outcomes. We can present ourselves as slaves of sin or slaves of righteousness. One leads to death and the other leads to eternal life; which one will you choose?

What does it mean to be dead to sin but alive to God? In Romans 6:1-14 Paul explains how Christians are united with Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection; and how the result of that is newness of life. Since Jesus has given freedom from sin, let us not continue to walk in that manner, but rather present ourselves as instruments for righteousness.

In Romans 5:12-21 Paul compares and contrasts Adam with Jesus. It's a logical argument that he puts forward that is intended to help us understand both our predicament of being descendants of Adam, while also laying out a case for the grace and hope that is found in Jesus Christ.

Many words could be used when describing God's work of salvation. While they relate to one another, today we are focusing on the work of reconciliation that happens when we put our faith in Jesus Christ. May you find hope and encouragement from this message in Romans 5:1-11.

Diving into Romans 4:13-25 we take a look at the sure footing that faith in God's promise of salvation brings. It is different than a contract and isn't conditioned upon your performance. Far better, it leaves us with assurance because it hinges on the object of our faith Jesus Christ, and not our own works.

How is one saved and who can be saved? These are two big questions that Romans 4:1-12 seeks to answer. If you've wondered how you can be right with God, this is a great sermon for you!

Capping off the 2024 Advent season we look at the song of Simeon in Luke chapter 2:25-35.

For unto us a child is born... familiar words that are often said through the Christmas season with important meaning for us today. Join us as we look through this passage in Isaiah 9:2-7).

In our third sermon of Advent 2024 we take a look at Luke 1:57-80 when Zechariah and Elizabeth bring their baby John to the temple to be named and circumcised. While there the miraculous happens and it is clear to the people watching that God's hand was with the child. Join us as we unpack this story further from Luke chapter 1.

In our second week of Advent for 2024 we take look at Luke 1:39-56 and see the humble and faith-filled responses of Elizabeth and Mary as they respond to and process the message that the angel had brought them in months prior.