What joy and hope is promised to God's people as we discover the reality that there is now no condemnation for us who are in Christ.  

We see tonight that who we serve will be our master.  When we faithfully respond to God's Word, we find that obedience actually is the path to freedom and life we desperately long for.

It seems a likely temptation that an increase in God's grace would encourage a greater likelihood of living in sin.  However, we discover in Romans 6:1-14 that the grace of God not only opposes a sinful lifestyle, but is actually our best hope for living faithfully.

In Romans 5:12-21 we see that all of humanity is found to be united to either Adam or Jesus.  To be in Adam leads to death, but to be in Christ is life.  Join us as we consider how Jesus is the true and better Adam who brings life to those who come to him by faith.

God's wrath is a terrifying reality, but one that we need to understand if we are to truly embrace Christ.  While God's wrath is reveal from heaven against sin, His wrath has also been satisfied on the cross by the work of Christ.  

The righteous shall live by faith is the great theme of Romans, as well as the heart of the Christian faith.  Join us as we discover what this means as we begin our study in Romans.

We conclude the fall semester's study by studying John 20 and Jesus' resurrection from the dead.