As followers of Jesus, how are we to appropriately respond to government and authorities above us? In this section of Romans the Apostle Paul gives us the answers to that question.

In the previous two verses in Romans 12, the Apostle Paul instructed believers to be living sacrifices in view of God's mercies. In this section, he fleshes that out by letting us know what that looks like in our behavior toward others.

This week's message is from Romans 12:1-2, and leads us to answer the question, "What is your current view of God?"

So where do you find hope? What is holding your world together? What do you trust in? In this section of Romans 11, the Apostle Paul writes to believers in Rome about why their trust should rest fully in God.

This is message 26 of our series through the book of Romans. This message is a look at God's faithfulness to Israel and a reminder that our problems should not change our view of God’s promises. God’s promises should change the way we view our problems.

This is message 25 in our series through the Book of Romans. In this message, we are challenged to consider how God has relentlessly pursued us.

This message is part of our message series through the Book of Romans. In this message, we take a look at a very important question that comes up as we read the text. What does it mean to believe?

This is week 23 of our message series through Romans. In this message, we look at Romans 10:1-3 to discover how the nation of Israel missed seeing Jesus correctly so that we might avoid making the same mistake.

Remember is a sermon series through the Book of Romans. This week is a look at one of the more difficult chapters in all of Scripture.

In this passage from Luke 14:25-33, there is a tension that exists. If Jesus consistently asked people to "follow" Him, why did He turn to a large crowd of followers and say some hard things? Who would follow someone who said them? People who believe something, that's wh