Romans 8 is part of a great love letter from God to his people. We need to know God, know ourselves, and run the race in victory.

How should we live now that we’ve been set from free from being dominated by sin? The answer is found in Romans chapters 8 as Paul shows us how to live in the Spirit. Jasmine Wood shares a message on how to live life as God sees fit and remain in the fight on the hardest days.

Having been made right with God by faith in Jesus, now what? Hear why continuing in sin and brokenness, or trying to earn our righteousness, are no longer how we ought to live.

We examine the what, why & how of faith. Through the lens of Romans, we look at what faith is, why we must have it, and how we can receive it.

God is fully love. He operates out of love and everything He does is for our good. God is also just. He is Love and He is Justice together and that is key to understanding God and how to relate to Him.

Paul continued God's work amid chaos and dissent, spreading the news of the gospel in a broken world, not unlike where we live now. Marci Miller explores how we stay in Kingdom work when it seems the world is going crazy around us.

What happens when things don't go according to your plan? Jasmine Wood explores Paul and Silas's response to prison in Acts 16, why faith is better than control, and how God's plan survives anything we think of as failure.

We examine the sharp disagreement between Paul and Barnabas in Acts 15, and explore three teachings about unity in it: (1) unity is an already-not yet concept, (2) God can use disunity for good, and (3) Christians can’t be afraid to disagree.

Transformation is God's plan for each of us. We need to encounter God continually as we grow and mature in our relationship with him.

Transformation is God's plan for each of us. We need to encounter God continually as we grow and mature in our relationship with him.