Dr. Gary Denbow encourages believers to persevere under trial knowing that God is at work in our trials and troubles.

As Paul closes his letter to the believers in Rome, he greets twenty-six (26) believers by name and sends greeters from eight (8) co-workers in Corinth. Paul was no lone ranger, he believed in and lived out partnership in his efforts to transform the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The early church was devoted to Jesus and each other. To whom or what are you devoted? This message takes a look at Acts 2:42-47 challenging believers to devote themselves fully to the Lord.

A Church on mission with Jesus is a church sharing Jesus and inviting others to come experience a life with God.

In Romans 14, Paul explains how living in light of God's judgment will impact the way we treat each other in the church.

Romans 15 instructs believers on the importance of unity in the church. Unity creates a community in which (1) believers are built up, (2) hope flourishes, and (3) the mission of the church is fulfilled.

Christians overcome evil with good by loving neighbor, putting off the misdeeds of darkness, and putting on Christ Jesus.

In Romans 13:1-7, Paul encourages believers in Rome to "be subject" to civil authorities. How does this apply to us today? Are we to submit to evil forms of government?

Just as God’s word created the world (Genesis 1:13, 6, 9, 14,20,24), Jesus’ words “Take away the stone” (11:38) begins the miracle of resurrection.  There is power in the word! Sickness is natural, Jesus’ words are supernatural! 

In Romans 12:3-31, the apostle Paul gets practical encouraging Christians in Rome to live out the transformed life by serving and loving others.