Pastor Steve continues in the book of Romans to explore God's perfect righteousness and the necessity of faith in a Christian's life.

The Roman church had a mixed culture of Jewish and Gentile believers. We see in the second chapter of Romans how important it was for Paul to explain how Judaism relates to the new covenant of Christianity. And for us today, how we are both saved and graced with righteousness by Jesus' work.

Today, Ryan helps us explore the importance of understanding the truth about God's holy judgment - and balancing it with God's amazing love.

We begin the book of Romans with an introduction to its author and its audience. Steve explores how the Gospel is woven all through the opening paragraphs.

Even baby Jesus was not exempt from the difficulties created by the sin of others. In one of the darkest stories of the coming of Emmanuel, we wrestle with the escape to Egypt and the murder of innocent children by an intensely jealous king.

We look at the story of the angel speaking to Joseph in a dream and consider what an act of faith it was for this man to obey God's instruction to him.

We consider the importance of Jesus' family tree and the fact that He descended from King David. How does He fulfill God's promises?

We consider how the apostle Paul could exhort us to rejoice in all circumstances at the very time when he was, once again, in prison.

Daniel 7 leads us into a few chapters containing prophecy given to Daniel through visions. Today we'll explore the vision of the four beasts and of the heavenly thrones where the Ancient of Days is seated.

This familiar story is still worthy of being unpacked to explore the deeper lessons that we can benefit from.