We don't escape suffering in this life just because we follow Jesus. In fact, we should expect it. But that isn't the whole story. Join us to find out what else we can expect. Plus, learn three things that can help us see the bigger picture of suffering.

We've already learned that Romans 8 assures us there's no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. So is it all smooth sailing from here? Of course not! But as Jesus-followers who pursue holiness, we do need to look inward and be honest with ourselves. Join us for three questions to answer that will help us let out the sails of our hearts and allow the Spirit to lead us. 

Once we understand there's no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, Paul lays out a few really important truths about what happens next. We'll walk through three things you need to know and two things you need to do to fully embrace life in the Spirit.

Our study of Romans brings us this week to what has been described as the greatest statement of the entire Bible. Join Pastor Jeremy as he shows us the most vital words of Romans 8 and shares three keys to letting this truth truly change us.

Paul's message about struggling with sin may resonate with you, but this Sunday, we'll play a guessing game. Who was the apostle really talking to when he wrote this section of Romans? Pastor Jeremy narrows it down for us, and then shows us what we receive in Jesus that enables us to live victorious over sin. 

It's a word you'll hear a lot at church and a problem you can't escape in this life: sin. But what is sin? And how is it like gravity? Does sin (or gravity) always win? Join us as we deep dive into these questions. Learn why fixing sin is not the answer for Jesus followers and what the better answer is instead.

We've learned in Romans that being good doesn't make us right with God. This week, Pastor Jeremy tackles the next question: Why be good then? We're finding the answer in Romans 6, and it involves knowing where your allegiance lies. We'll ask ourselves a tough question to help us process what we learn.

If God's grace is abundant, should we keep on sinning? This Sunday, we'll look at the subtle ways we may ask that question and the apostle Paul's emphatic answer. Learn why we should be serious about obeying God and the new reality we live in as His children.

It's been awhile since we've visited one of the most foundational books of our faith: Paul's letter to the Romans. So far, we've learned what the Gospel accomplished for us. Now, we'll turn our attention to what the Gospel does in us. Join us as we learn the one thing that will happen when we truly trust in Jesus.

Paul prays a powerful prayer in his letter to the Ephesians that we can also pray for the church today. Join us to learn the three elements that help point each of us to a lifestyle of worship.