XIV:I-XII is the thirty-first week of this series. Christian liberties can be a hot-button issue. But having a healthy understanding of them will lead us to a deep love for one another and deep unity in the church.

XIII:VIII-XIV is the thirtieth week of this series. Love is the chief authentication of our faith. Without love, we are nothing. Love given to us from God leads us to radically love others, abstain from sin, and live in holiness.

XIII:I-VII is the twenty-ninth week of this series. Religion, Race, and Politics are typically three things that you’re not supposed to bring up in conversation at family dinners. Opinions and tempers can run high as these topics are discussed. But Romans 13 gives us some Godly principles in how to look at these touchy subjects.

"Back to Life" is our Easter 2018 sermon. The resurrection cannot leave us unchanged. It will make us obedient servants of Jesus or skeptic enemies of the gospel.

XII:XIV-XXI is the twenty-eighth week of this series. Not only do we have to have a radical love for our brothers and sisters in Christ, we must love the lost. Our call is to make disciples and that cannot happen unless we go in love to those furthest from Christ. Romans gives us clear advice on how we can love the world well without compromising what God has called us to.

XII:III-VIII is the twenty-seventh week of this series. Spiritual gifts are given by God for his glory and for our good. It is imperative for us to not only recognize our gifts but to also put them into practice as often as we can. Additionally, the grace shown to us through them always points us back to the gospel and the grace which saved us.

XII:I-II is the twenty-sixth week of this series. God’s glory leads us to sacrificial action in our lives. Once we understand the immense grace of God in saving us, we must live in a way that is a proper response. That’s what worship is.

XI:XXV-XXXVI is the twenty-fifth week of this series. Everything in our lives is for the glory of God, whether we want to admit that or not. Our chief end is to glorify. As we finish the doctrinal section of Romans we see that theology leads to doxology. And our doxology (praise) is expressed by the way we live.

XI:I-XXIV is the twenty-fourth week of this series. Paul’s talk of God’s sovereignty and God’s work among the Gentiles had first century Christians wondering if God was finished with the nation of Israel. In this sermon, we see that God is not done with Israel, and we also see that all can be saved.

X:XIV-XXI is the twenty-third week of this series. We are a sent people. Christians are sent out on mission for God’s glory on earth. After reviewing God’s sovereign role in salvation and each individual’s role, Paul transitions to the role of the church to carry the gospel. As we see people who need to hear and believe the gospel, let us be compelled to be sent to preach the gospel.