What is necessary, from a large scale, human perspective, for someone to come to the place where they will call upon the name of the Lord and be saved. Paul tells us in this passage from Romans 10. Pastor Gene explains it for us in this message.

In this message in our continuing series on the book of Romans, Pastor Gene Crow looks into one of the great distinctions of the Bible, righteousness based on the law, and the righteousness that comes through faith in Christ. Grab your Bible and join us for this important message.

In this message, Pastor Gene Crow looks at why many, in Paul's day and our own, pursue God and a relationship with Him, and yet fail to attain it, and how to avoid that failure.

God has prepared his people as -vessels of mercy.- In this message, Pastor Gene examines Paul's discussion of the scope of God's work in choosing those to whom he will show mercy, and how they are called by God from both the Jewish people, and the Gentiles.

If God chooses whom to save and whom to leave in their sin, how can he then judge those he passes by- -Learn the answer to this and more in this message by Pastor Gene, as he continues looking at the apostle Paul's teaching in Romans 9.

Who decides who is shown mercy by God, and on what basis- Does God's choice of one person and not another open God up to the charge of injustice- -In our message this morning, Pastor Gene addresses these important questions from Romans 9. Join us.

As the apostle Paul considers the question of the Jewish rejection of the gospel he addresses an even more critical question, what does that rejection say about the promises of God, has God's word failed in regard to Israel- As he answers, he also reveals glorious truths about God's election and his grace.

In these opening verses of this section of Romans -chapters 9 - 11-, Paul expresses his intense sorrow over Israel's rejection of Christ, especially in the light of the great benefits that his people enjoyed in the past.

The topic of the Christian's assurance is front and center in these final verses of Romans 8, as Paul brings to a glorious close this section of the letter. There is much here for the true Christian to give thanks to God for as we see how we can be, as Paul was, sure that nothing in all of creation can separate Christians from the love of God in Christ Jesus. Join us for this week's message.

In this week's message we consider some of the most well-known words of the New Testament, and in them, news of a great promise and the grand purpose of God's work.