Pastor Mark Miller preaches on the centrality of the church from the first chapter of Ephesians.

Covenant Presbyterian pastor Tim Frost preaches on the marks of the true Christian church.

Pastor Kent Woodrow preaches from 2 Corinthians chapter five on the nature and purpose of the church's Christ-centered mission.

Reverend Andy Wood, the RUF pastor at Virginia Tech, opens our serious on the church, it's purpose, and nature, preaching from the second chapter of Ephesians.

Pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches from the end of Paul's letter to the church in Rome on the centrality and consistency of the gospel with Jesus at its center.

Joe Slater preaches on Paul's warnings to the church in Rome about divisive teachers without roots in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Near the end of his letter to the church in Rome, Paul extends an invitation into the life he has been called to, namely Gospel-shaped mission, and Gospel-motivated generosity.

As Paul begins to conclude his letter to the church in Rome, we clearly see that the goal of Christ's church is one of transformation and multiplication.

As the apostle Paul summarizes his letter to the church in Rome, he paints a picture of God's plan, involving two people and one common hope. His plan has not changed.

God welcomes us exactly where we are, but does not leave us there. Pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches, from the book of Romans, on what it means for the body of Christ to be a welcoming community.