Today is all about context. We will spend our time in Romans 3:9-18 discovering what the Apostle Paul means by this very controversial passage. Other texts include Psalm 10:7, 14:1-3, 36:1, 53:1-3, 140:3, Jeremiah 5:16, and Isaiah 59:7-8.

My hope is that our answer will be threefold: 1. That we humbly walk in righteousness vs. hypocritically walk in unrighteousness. 2. That we do not just hear God's word but do it. And 3. That our lives show the covenant promise of God - a circumcised heart.

Today is week one of a new series on the book of Romans. We will set the stage as Paul shares with us a vital truth; We become like what we worship! Scriptures include Romans 1, Psalm 115:4-8, Luke 6:40 and Ephesians 5:1-2.

The Apostle Paul wrote that resurrection is of first importance. He also said that without the resurrection of the dead our faith is futile. But do you know why? Today we are going to answer that question, and I believe, walk away with a greater sense of purpose in every area of life! Our text is 1 Corinthians 15.

When it comes to determining right and wrong, we are inundated with opinions, well-meaning ideas, and even instincts. But as Christians, we have something far greater; the Spirit inspired words of God. Today we are going to learn from the Apostle Peter that age-old truth that "the word of the Lord endures forever." Our primary text is 1 Peter 1:13 - 2:3.

In this episode of The State we continue in our walk through the statement on social justice and the Gospel. Everything centers around the need to define justice in an objective way.

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Have you ever struggled with Jesus' command to "love your enemy and pray for those who persecute you?" In today's message, we're going to look at this idea in a more in-depth fashion. The goal is to marry the loving nature of God with His just character, thus giving us greater peace in obedience. Our main Scripture is Matthew 5:43-48.

In this weeks episode, we continue our discussion on social justice and the Gospel. The two main ideas are scripture and the image of God. Please consider hitting that subscribe button, we'd love for you to be a part of our team.

Today we'll continue to learn about Christian boldness. Many biblical accounts serve as prescriptions for how we're to approach life and this is especially true when learning how to declare God's word with boldness. Our scriptures include Proverbs 28:1, 2 Cor. 5:21, Psalm 138:3, Acts 4 along with many others.

Social Justice is a buzz phrase these days. Many believe it must be a part of the gospel. But is this true? We start by defining the terms.