The Gospel is the most powerful message in human history. It has the power to bring the dead to life. It has the power to turn the world upside down. But, what do we do once we receive the Gospel? What then? In Romans 8, we see that the Holy Spirit empowers each believer, giving assurance of our faith and strength for the journey.

The Gospel is the most powerful message in human history. It has the power to bring the dead to life. It has the power to turn the world upside down. But, what do we do once we receive the Gospel? What then? In Romans 8, we see that the Holy Spirit empowers each believer, giving assurance of our faith and strength for the journey.

In Romans 8, the apostle Paul shifts the focus of the believers' relationship with sin and the law to a brand new relationship with the Holy Spirit who indwells, illuminates, empowers and guides. This new relationship is one that provides a great unshakeable freedom that rests "In Christ Jesus."

In Romans 8, the apostle Paul shifts the focus of the believers' relationship with sin and the law to a brand new relationship with the Holy Spirit who indwells, illuminates, empowers and guides. This new relationship is one that provides a great unshakeable freedom that rests "In Christ Jesus."

Do you ever feel like there's two people at war inside? The Apostle Paul felt the same way in Romans 7. In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks at how our perspective of victory over sin should change our perspective in the battle agains the sin nature.

Do you ever feel like there's two people at war inside? The Apostle Paul felt the same way in Romans 7. In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks at how our perspective of victory over sin should change our perspective in the battle agains the sin nature.

In the last half of Romans 7, the Apostle Paul shows himself to be extremely vulnerable and transparent. He describes a spiritual war that rages in his spirit between the spirit and the flesh. Paul's transparent confession is something to which every believer can relate.

In the last half of Romans 7, the Apostle Paul shows himself to be extremely vulnerable and transparent. He describes a spiritual war that rages in his spirit between the spirit and the flesh. Paul's transparent confession is something to which every believer can relate.

Have you ever been in a dead-end relationship? If you have, you know it. Maybe it's a relationship that's going nowhere... or it's a relationship that's going nowhere good. A lot of relationships are toxic. In Romans 7, Paul uses the analogy of the marriage relationship to talk about how the law was never meant to fulfill or sustain us. It is like a bad relationship that we are all stuck in and are dying to break free from.

Have you ever been in a dead-end relationship? If you have, you know it. Maybe it's a relationship that's going nowhere... or it's a relationship that's going nowhere good. A lot of relationships are toxic. In Romans 7, Paul uses the analogy of the marriage relationship to talk about how the law was never meant to fulfill or sustain us. It is like a bad relationship that we are all stuck in and are dying to break free from.