What is the difference between a mind set on the things of the flesh and on the things of the Spirit- Is there such a thing as a -carnal Christian-- Pastor Gene addresses these and other questions as he continues his look at the magnificent eighth chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans.

How is it that Paul can confidently proclaim that -there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus- -Rom 8-1-- In verses 2 - 4 he begins this chapter-long explanation of this monumental and saving truth. Join us as Pastor Gene Crow continues his study through Romans 8.

The great, guiding statement of this great chapter which is Romans 8, is that for all of those who belong to Christ, every bit of condemnation which they rightly deserve is gone, gone, gone, removed through the redemptive work of Christ. Join us in the opening sermon of this great chapter of God's word.

The Lord is Risen- He is Risen Indeed- -In this Easter message, we look at the discovery of the resurrection of Christ as well as a group of unwitting witnesses and the difference that Christ's rising from the dead makes for all those who believe.

In this message, Pastor Gene continues to relate the record of the final week of the ministry of Jesus leading up to his crucifixion. In this message we examine the betrayal, the false accusations, and the ultimate murder of the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

The timeless and redemptive story of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, the Son of God, is told in this three-part series, recorded on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday morning at Redding Reformed Fellowship with Pastor Gene Crow.

In this controversial passage, Paul continues to speak about the good-ness of God's law and, here particularly, how sin continues to wreak havoc in the Christian's life, personified by Paul as he relates his own ongoing struggle with sin.

As we continue to look at Paul's teaching in Romans 7, Paul takes up the question of the goodness -or lack thereof- of God's law- if sin uses the law to lead us to more sin, then is the law sin- Pastor Gene Crow examines Paul's answer in this morning's sermon.

What is the Christian's relationship to God's law- That important question is the subject of the seventh chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans. In this week's sermon, Pastor Gene begins a study of this critical passage.

In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene concludes his look at chapter 6 of Romans. Here, we are reminded that every human being serves one of two masters, and for those of us who have been freed from bondage to sin and made servants of God, it is inconceivable that we should go back and serve that old master.