If there is no longer condemnation, then why is there still suffering? Julie Coleman tackles this very difficult question that we all struggle with in this continuation of our series on the book of Romans.

Being free from the law and now bound by the Spirit, how do we understand ourselves as sons of God, co-heirs with Christ, without the law? Scott Schuler addresses this question as he discusses Romans 8:1-17.

In the second half of Romans 7, Paul talks about the war within himself between his desire to do good and his constant tendency to sin. How do we as Christians respond to this problem? Find out in this week's sermon as Karl Nebbia addresses our tendencies to sin.

What is our relationship to the law, now that we've been freed from sin's bondage? Steve Coleman talks about how Paul answers this question in his letter to the Romans in our continuing sermon series.

What does it mean to be slaves to righteousness? How does our culture try to keep us from acting as if we are under God's reign? Scott Schuler addresses these questions in this continuation of our series on the book of Romans.

What are the odds and evidences that Jesus is the Messiah? In this final sermon of the "Yeshua in the Torah" series, Justin Hibbard considers the signs and prophecies that pointed to the Messiah, and how low the odds were that all of them would have pointed to the same person...Jesus Christ.

What does it mean for Jesus to be the Word, as John calls him? In this third of his four-part sermon series, Justin Hibbard approaches this question by considering Greek philosophy as well as Scripture to show how Jesus IS the Word of God, holding the universe together.

How was Jesus' Old Testament appearances different from His earthly life of 33 years? In this second part of his four-part sermon series, Justin Hibbard discusses Jesus' purpose on earth.

It is commonly held that the first earthly appearance of the second person of the Godhead was at the time of his birth to the virgin Mary. Justin Hibbard offers another view in which the Son makes several appearances in the Old Testament. In this first of four sermons, Justin lays the groundwork for how that can be.

Scott Schuler continues our series on Romans with Romans 6. He discusses what it means for us to be free from sin and its importance for us as believers.