What does it mean to truly know and follow God's will? In Romans 12:2, Paul outlines a powerful process of spiritual transformation. This verse calls us to walk the path of discovering God's will by yielding to His transforming work, renewing our minds though Scripture and discerning His desire and direction for our lives. This isn't a one-time decision, but a lifelong pursuit of being conformed to Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us this Sunday as we study Romans 12:2, where we'll be challenged to resist being conformed to this age. This command is mandated by God, calls for a mindful rejection of worldly influence, and is manifested through a life that stands apart for His glory

Join us this morning as we study Roans 12:1. In this text we are encouraged to live wholly devoted to God by encouraging one another, being moved by His mercies, offering our lives as pleasing sacrifices, and thinking rightly about true worship.

Join us as we study Romans 11:30-36, where we will be challenged to glorify God for His great mercy extended to all, His great transcendence displayed in wisdom, knowledge, and gifts, and His great sovereignty as the Creator, Provider, and ultimate purpose of all things.

Join us as we study Romans 11:17-22, where we will be encouraged to live with humility by remembering God's gracious plan of salvation, by revering His holiness with faith and awe, and by remaining in His kindness through steadfast dependence on His grace.

In Romans 11:13-16, Paul calls us to conform to a biblical perspective. We will see how to cultivate our calling, continue in God's sovereign plan, and find comfort in His unfailing faithfulness. Join us as we seek to think biblically together.

In a culture that treats marriage as a transaction, a social construct, or a merely civil arrangement, Jesus takes us back to God's design. From creation to the cross, Scripture shows marriage as a public, lifelong covenant between one man and one woman, formed and upheld by God to display the gospel, promote holiness, and serve His mission.