“Our greatest struggle is the war over the self and sinful nature within us. Only as we let God transform us will we see success in our internal war.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“We don’t have to be stuck in a false, spiritual state of disorder. We don’t have to stay stuck in sin! Jesus transforms us into servants of righteousness when we stay with Him. He frees us from sin so we can serve!” —Tony Montenegro

“As Christians, we often think of salvation as being forgiven of sins. Paul points to the removal of the power of sin as the second part of salvation.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

” ‘ Therefore’ is a powerful connector word. God loves me “therefore” I choose to follow Him. Paul uses “therefore” in a powerful connection in Romans 5.” —Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“During this challenging time, we all can find ourselves distracted and disconnected from God. Romans is a book that can help us find clarity and joy. It offers a compelling look into the heart of God. Romans 5:1-11 could be called the Gospel in a bottle. It’s the full message for those on the go.” … Continue reading The Gospel in a Bottle 6-13-2020 →

“We, as Christians, carry the title of being Christ in person and in action. Does the way we treat others reflect the title we call ourselves?” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“Jesus’ death and resurrection regained our favor with God and Jesus extinguished the guilt we have incurred through sin.” —Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

The bond that we make with sin is so strong that we cannot break it. Like the hydrogen and oxygen bond with water, the only way to break the bond is from an outside source. I am thankful God breaks the bond of sin in us! —Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“While the law of God points out my sin, it does nothing to save me from my sin. Only the blood of Jesus and God’s grace will save me.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“Paul identifies that both Jew and Gentile are addicted to sin and that ethnicity and affiliation do not cover sin. God sees humanity as needing to be saved.” —Pastor Nate Elias, DMin