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Dr. Somerville returns to his 'When in Romans' sermon series today, and today continues talking about how to have peace with God. He speaks of a sponge as an illustration of how we can do that, so you'll want to listen in and see how he connects the two!
In Dr. Somerville's absence today Dr. Allison Collier brings us a message about soul rest. It's interesting that in really finding rest Jesus tells us that we need to take a yoke upon ourselves. That doesn't sound very restful, but once you listen to Dr. Colliers sermon today it will make perfect sense. Don't miss this wonderful message!
Dr. Somerville continues his "Buried with Christ" sermon series, and today he tells us that the way to truly find life is to lose it. Sounds like a contradiction, but listen in and it will soon make perfect sense.
Dr. Somerville is into the second week of his "When in Romans" sermon series, and this week he speaks of peace with God in the context of the recent news that the Southern Baptist Convention has voted to remove some member churches from the convention because of their stance on women being pastors. It's a powerful sermon!
Dr. Somerville starts a new sermon series today titled, "When in Romans." Paul is his primary topic today and he's trying to teach the Gentiles, and Jews as well, about righteousness. And he says it's not so much about keeping the law. It's more about faith!
Ever had trouble understanding the doctrine of the Trinity? Dr. Somerville breaks it down in his sermon today that may be just the catalyst for your comment, "Ah, now it get it!!" Listen in.
Dr. Somerville takes the voice of Peter today to give us a "First Person" look at the day of Pentecost. Listen in for an inspiring sermon!
Rev. Don Davidson is out guest preacher today. He tells us that in life we will have times of trials and troubles, they are unavoidable. But God is there for us, taking care of us as we look to him for strength. Listen in as he elaborates.
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