Romans 14:1-15:7 - In this passage, Paul addresses the mixed congregation of Jews and Gentiles in the church in Rome. Some want to preserve Jewish food laws and Jewish special days. From this he teaches how we should treat one another concerning...

Having explained God's great salvation message in the first eleven chapters of Romans, in chapter 13, Paul addresses how Christians should relate to the state and government, to God's law and the end times in which we are living.

We live our lives stimulated by need; our needs or the needs of others, investing all our energy in becoming more efficient in getting better at meeting these needs. Jesus calls us to not be stimulated by need, but to be ourselves and listen to him...

Alan Scotland continues our series in the book of Romans.

Visiting preacher Eugene Smith speaks on 'When The Darkness Gives Up'.

God is always with us. Life on earth is full of instability, walking with God is the only non-changing stability you can find. His Word alone is perfect. You can never walk alone if you have faith in Jesus.

In Romans 11, Paul writes about God's amazing and sovereign plan of salvation. The majority of the Jews, excluding a remnant that have believed, rejected Jesus as their Messiah. God used their rejection to take the gospel to the Gentiles. The...

Alan Scotland continues our preaching series on Romans, this week taking chapter 10.

We like to choose the mixture we want in our lives and God gives us the freedom to have that choice. We also need to understand that God has the freedom to choose as well.

Our security in life is the love of God expressed through the foreknowledge of us, his determining a destiny for us. The intimacy of his call and purpose for our lives and how he justifies and is going to glorify us, yet we still face a path full of...