Romans 1-11 is chock full of deep theology, and many people spend a lifetime studying these chapters. In them, Paul lays the groundwork of identifying who we are as Christians: sinners justified by faith, united with Jesus, children of God, chosen by Him, filled with the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

In Romans 12, the emphasis of this letter shifts. Paul moves through these five chapters to teach the practical outworkings of these deep truths. Our Romans sermon series this fall will be an eminently practical study, highlighting what it looks like on the ground, as we put feet to our faith.

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Romans 1-11 is chock full of deep theology, and many people spend a lifetime studying these chapters. In them, Paul lays the groundwork of identifying who we are as Christians: sinners justified by faith, united with Jesus, children of God, chosen by Him, filled with the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

In Romans 12, the emphasis of this letter shifts. Paul moves through these five chapters to teach the practical outworkings of these deep truths. Our Romans sermon series this fall will be an eminently practical study, highlighting what it looks like on the ground, as we put feet to our faith.

Romans 1-11 is chock full of deep theology, and many people spend a lifetime studying these chapters. In them, Paul lays the groundwork of identifying who we are as Christians: sinners justified by faith, united with Jesus, children of God, chosen by Him, filled with the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

In Romans 12, the emphasis of this letter shifts. Paul moves through these five chapters to teach the practical outworkings of these deep truths. Our Romans sermon series this fall will be an eminently practical study, highlighting what it looks like on the ground, as we put feet to our faith.

Romans 1-11 is chock full of deep theology, and many people spend a lifetime studying these chapters. In them, Paul lays the groundwork of identifying who we are as Christians: sinners justified by faith, united with Jesus, children of God, chosen by Him, filled with the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

In Romans 12, the emphasis of this letter shifts. Paul moves through these five chapters to teach the practical outworkings of these deep truths. Our Romans sermon series this fall will be an eminently practical study, highlighting what it looks like on the ground, as we put feet to our faith.

Romans 1-11 is chock full of deep theology, and many people spend a lifetime studying these chapters. In them, Paul lays the groundwork of identifying who we are as Christians: sinners justified by faith, united with Jesus, children of God, chosen by Him, filled with the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

In Romans 12, the emphasis of this letter shifts. Paul moves through these five chapters to teach the practical outworkings of these deep truths. Our Romans sermon series this fall will be an eminently practical study, highlighting what it looks like on the ground, as we put feet to our faith.