In the 5th chapter of Romans, Paul describes how we're justified by faith, along with all of the blessings that we receive in Christ. Then Paul goes on to contrast the first man - Adam, and our sin; with the second Man - Jesus, and our salvation. Join us now as we dig deeper into the spiritual riches of Romans Ch. 5

How was Abraham saved? How was David saved? How was Paul saved? How can you be saved?? There's only one way - and it's apart from anything we can do. Let's talk about saving faith in Romans Ch. 4

In a court of law, lawyers often times raise objections to what an opposing lawyer has said. Sometimes the judge declares, "Sustained", and at other times, the judge will say, "Objection overruled!" In Romans 3, Paul tackles the objections raised by unsaved Jews, and in each case, it's "Objection Overruled!" Let's take a closer look at that together now.

As Christians, we understand that we're all sinners in need of God's forgiveness in Christ. But many unsaved people today don't understand this reality, and so they rely on trying to live a moral and respectable life as the means for getting to heaven. Paul exposes the folly of this faulty thinking, in a much-needed message titled, "The Heart of the Problem."

Though we belong to the God of truth, we live in a world full of lies, thanks in large part to the devil. In the 2nd half of Rom. 1, as we consider important truth, it also exposes three very dangerous lies that are quite popular in the world today. What are they? Let's dig in together and find out!

The Book of Romans! Join me as we begin a Bible-study journey through this incredible NT Epistle. Romans reveals "The Heart of the Christian Faith", which is our series title. And in this very first message, we begin with "The Heart of Paul" - and why he wrote this letter to the church in Rome.

Join me as we take a thoughtful look at the most beloved psalm of all time - Psalm 23. You can probably recite it! But are we aware of its rich meaning? Let's examine it together in this podcast titled, "The Lord is My Shepherd."

Where would we be without the Word of God! All 176 verses of Psalm 119 are dedicated to exalting God's Word. Join us now as we consider some of the key verses, and how much they enrich our spiritual lives!

How's your appetite? Most importantly, how's your spiritual appetite? In the 84th Psalm, the writer takes us on a heart-felt pilgrimage to worship God at the house of the Lord. In the process, we discover a lot about our spiritual appetite for the things of God. Let's walk through this Psalm together now.

As God's children, we will all sin. And with those sins, comes a choice - confess it and forsake it, or else know that God will deal with us to bring about our repentance. And the longer we wait, the more miserable we will be. Let's unpack this further now as we look to Psalm 32, and a message titled, "The Joy of God's Forgiveness."