Hurt. Anger. Bitterness. It isn't hard to find these things in our lives, but what are we supposed to do with them?

In this capstone of the Romans series, we investigate the powerful–yet often skimmed–final chapter.

31 of 31 in our Romans series.

Paul did many things during his life - good and bad. What was he proud of?

30 of 31 in our Romans series.

A church divided by preferences and convictions, but united in Christ.

Is this possible?

29 of 31 in our Romans series.

We are citizens of God's Kingdom first and foremost, but citizens of human nations as well. What does it mean for a Christ-follower to also be American, Chinese, German, or Roman?

28 of 31 in our Romans series.

Hard times. Good times. What does it look like to trust God and be grateful in all seasons?

Revenge is a part of us - when someone pushes, the natural thing is to push back.

However, God has a better way for us. A way that is more than natural.

27 of 31 in our Romans series.

Honor. Humility. Hospitality. We all know these words, but do we really know what they mean?

26 of 31 in our Romans series.

Different, but united in Christ. That is God's desire for His people, but it is rarely the way we actually function. Fortunately, Paul was no stranger to this issue.

25 of 31 in our Romans series.

As we near the end of Romans, Paul really gets to the meat of his letter. He also gets really confusing for 21st-century people!

What is a living sacrifice, anyway?

24 of 31, the first teaching from our Romans series at the Ensley Campus.