We're heading into deep waters this week as we return to our Romans series. But the issues Paul tackles are easier to understand when we have a framework for why they are important. Join us to see three big truths that apply to the Romans - and to us.

A new year brings new opportunities to look back, look within, and look ahead. But like anything, we really can't do those well on our own. That's why we're digging into Psalm 139 this Sunday and asking God to lead the investigation into our lives. Join us to see the pattern He's given to help us align with Him and make the most of the new year.

We may hope for a lot of things, especially this time of year. But there can be a big difference between the hope we typically have and the hope that God gives. Join us to find out the difference between wishful and confident hope. We'll also learn two things that tell us that God's hope is 100% sure.

No doubt you're as busy as ever this Christmas season, but are you really ready? Not for Christmas as the world sees it, but for Jesus. Are you ready to intentionally slow down and just behold Him? This Sunday, we'll meet a character, mentioned just once in the entire Bible, who teaches us a lot about preparing for our Savior.

If you've lived any length of time, you know disappointments and unmet expectations are a reality of life. That was even true for Mary, the mother of Jesus. So what do we do in those times of longing for life to be different? Join us as we learn from Mary. See what God did for her that He's also doing for us in our difficult seasons.

We're finishing up Romans 8 this week talking about two little letters: n and u. Join us as Pastor Jeremy explains the n-dynamic and the u-dynamic. Learn the assumptions we make with each one, which dynamic permeates our culture, and how Paul obliterates this way of thinking in Romans 8. Then, we'll practice embracing the dynamic that brings us closer to Jesus.

Paul gives us some words in Romans 8 that could shake up the popular perspective on weakness, suffering, and what is bad. We'll take a deeper look at four contrarian thoughts when we study Romans 8:26-30. Plus, hear the promise from God we want you to take away from this section of scripture.

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.