Peace Community Church

God desires for each of us as Believers to respond to His Grace as we work together for His glory and purpose as well as our own growth and usefulness. We are quick to thank Goad for His salvation which He gives us by grace and we have responded with faith to receive such. But we often then overlook what else He has given us by grace and how we should respond to that grace as well. In Romans 12:1-8 Paul shares with us three responses we should have because of God's grace that goes beyond salvation we look at these responses today.

Dr. Roger Olson shares with us the best news imaginable.  The gospel is the best news imaginable. No news is as good or better. God saves everyone possible. Romans 10

Romans 9 is one of the most hotly debated chapters in all of scripture. But it doesn’t need to be. The meaning is clear: God calls whom he will but only for service. All are called for salvation.

The closing of Chapter 8 in Romans are among the most encouraging words in all of Scripture. We are reminded in this text of God’s love and holy provision for His children even facing the hardest of circumstances. Come be reminded this Sunday of God’s great love for you.

While the Holy Spirit is often known as our comforter and counselor, Romans 8 reveals another vital role: intercessor. Operating as a mediating presence, the Holy Spirit actively advocates on our behalf and guides our steps. When we lean into this relationship, we move beyond relying on our own strength and step into the power of a Spirit-filled life.

Romans 8 marks a pivotal turning point in Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. After addressing the heavy realities of sin, legalism, and the spiritual death brought by the law, Paul directs his readers to God's ultimate desire: to bring forth true life. Through Jesus Christ, God entered human history to redeem and transform us, moving believers out of condemnation and into the life-giving power of the Spirit.

People have long wrestled with the dynamic between predestination and free will—trying to make sense of how God’s sovereignty fits with human choices. In the closing verses of Romans 7, Paul describes the daily struggle we all know too well: wanting to do what is right, but finding our own willpower completely stuck in bad habits and selfish motives. Learn more this Sunday.

Passage: Romans 7:13-25

In Romans 7:6–14, the Apostle Paul addresses a critical question: Is God’s law sinful? In this message, Pastor Kevin unpacks the distinction between the Law and the Law of Christ. Discover how God uses the truth of His Word to illuminate our hearts, guide our walk, and bring us into a vibrant, personal relationship with Him.

We all already have or will one day experience the sad day that one person in your life has or will pass away to be with the lord but it is not what we think it might seem we know that death is the one of 2 way to see God the other being his return but we do not know when that will happen so we must know that death is a happy ending to our life and a happy start to one with God