New River Church

As we come to Romans 10, we discover that there are two ways to get to Heaven (but only one really works!) Religion is supposed to point us to Christ, but sadly, it often points us to itself and leaves us lost.

Our relationship with Jesus begins by trusting Him, but it also continues by trusting in Him each and every day. In this message, we learn about a subtle danger that threatens every child of God and how to avoid it.

This message serves as a review of our studies in Romans 6,7,8. The key to breaking repetitive sin is to actually repent. This message will teach you how.

In this final message from Romans 8 we learn that the goal of temptation is to drive a wedge between us and God. So, when tempted, if we cling to His Presence, we can overcome temptation. Be blessed! God's got this!

This is part two in our study of Romans 8 where we are learning how to break that awful "sin-repent-repeat" cycle and finally gain victory over it. Be blessed!

Does the title of this message reflect your experience at all? We all do it. Old time preachers called them "besetting sins". You know the ones, it's the same sin every day that trips me up. You hate it. You want it gone. But it keeps creeping back! Romans 8 contains powerful help for finally breaking it! This is week 1 of 3 weeks in Romans 8 and by the time we are done, you will be on your way to freedom!

Easter is the greatest comeback of all time. Jesus defeated death which means that anything other obstacle in our life is also defeated. No matter what happens, you can LIVE AGAIN!

In this message, we look at the third word picture used in Romans 6-7 to put an end to our self-destructive behaviors once and for all. If you're stuck in a cycle of "sin-repent-repeat", this message is totally for you! God's best to you

This is part 2 of "The Power to Change", a teaching from Romans 6. We will be learning more principles about overcoming self-destructive behaviors.

Are you struggling with the same sin over and over? This message from Romans 6:1-14 will help you. God's grace not only provides forgiveness when we fail, but it gives us the power to avoid failure.