Intentional living requires focus. But so many things scream for our attention, demand we perform, and drive our sense of worth. Without awareness of what is essential and true, we will always live our lives subject to the tyranny of the urgent or the loudest voices or the most substantial feelings and needs driving us. Today, we look at an ordinary blue-collar worker who God tremendously used because he cut through the clutter and lived for an audience of One.

Sharon Kisiel shares that every follower of Christ is a member of a royal priesthood. Then she explains the Five Step Prayer Model.

Romans 16:17-20

Romans provides a framework for us to navigate the issue of knowing if someone is teaching Christ or promoting themselves.

Too often we live life on empty, burning out. In Romans 15, Paul applies the gospel to his own purpose and priorities. From Paul, we can learn to focus our purpose and priorities in a way that we are filled and empowered by the Holy Spirit, living life on full, rather than on empty.

In a world full of disputes, the Apostle Paul leads us to a way of thinking, communicating, and being that can bring us together and heal the anger.

Paul invites us to live a life of honor so noble and winsome that it could change everything.

Love and forgiveness sound great. But they are hard to do and sometimes we short-circuit the power and beauty of forgiveness.

Spiritual gifts that the Holy Spirit gives, though often misunderstood and maligned, rightly understood are an anchor point of the Christian life. Join us for a look at why Romans, and Paul in general, makes such a big deal of spiritual gifts. Discovering and living in them, can make life exciting, powerful, beautiful, and fun.

Romans 12 - Living in Radical Community.  This week is an exploration into how the body of Christ can live in radical community with one another. 

Romans 9-11 often bring up a hornets nest of feelings, thoughts, and concerns about God's sovereignty, God choosing who is saved and who is not (election). Join us as we walk through it to simply make sense of how Paul is giving one long illustration of the power of the Gospel as he has presented in Romans 1-8...and along the way dispel some common misunderstandings that keep many people from walking in all of God's love and goodness.