Power of God :: Righteous

Romans 3:1-31

By Robert Krumrey

The opening chapters of the book of Romans makes the argument that no human stands righteous before God. Why does this matter and is there anything that can be done about it? Find out in this sermon on one of the most crucial chapters in the book of Romans.

Romans 3:1-31

By Robert Krumrey

The opening chapters of the book of Romans makes the argument that no human stands righteous before God. Why does this matter and is there anything that can be done about it? Find out in this sermon on one of the most crucial chapters in the book of Romans.

Romans 2:12-29

By Robert Krumrey

We’ve been pondering the predicament of human beings and so far it’s not good. We are under the wrath of God - both those who are clearly immoral and those who think of themselves as moral. But what of the religious people? Surely if anyone can stand in the final judgment before God it’s those who have been devoutly religious? Find out in this sermon from Romans 2 about the place of religious law when everyone one of us will stand before the judgment seat of God.

Power of God :: Judgment

Romans 2:1-11

By Robert Krumrey

Have you ever found yourself feeling “judgy” toward others? Participating in an inner dialogue that compares others with a standard of your own making. If you have (and we all know we have), then we will probably resonate with the person described in Romans 2 as “the one who judges”. Find out in this sermon about the heart condition that manifests an attitude of judgment and how the gospel can free us from it.

Power of God :: Wrath

Romans 1:18-32

By Robert Krumrey

The gospel saves us from our sin. This is standard Christian teaching. So standard that we might be tempted to believe that the plight of sinful humanity is not all that dire. I mean, what’s the big deal about breaking a few of God’s rules? Find out more in this sermon about the predicament that all human beings find themselves and how the good news about Jesus meets us at the point of this greatest of all needs.

Romans 1:1-17

By Robert Krumrey

Everyone is searching for some good news, especially news that can save us. This Spring we will be looking at the most thorough explanation of the Gospel (aka good news) found in the Bible - the book of Romans. Check out this sermon on the opening verses of this very important book and find out more about the only news that can truly save.

1 Peter 3:8-17

By Robert Krumrey

Christians are supposed to be a witness of Jesus in the world. This sounds good but how does this work itself out in the ordinary Christian life? We are going through three passages in three weeks that address this topic and this week is the theme of maintaining HOPE in the midst of suffering.

Philippians 2:12-18

By Christian Hogan

Christians are supposed to be a witness of Jesus in the world. This sounds good but how does this work itself out in the ordinary Christian life? We are going through three passages in three weeks that address this topic and this week is the theme of being “light” in the world.

John 13:34-35

By Noah Galloso

One of Jesus’ teachings on witness was delivered in the upper room after he had washed the disciple’s feet. His command was to love each other like he had loved them. Then he adds this - “by this all men will know that you are my disciples”. A loving church is front and center for how gospel witness is carried out in the world. Find out more about the love of God and how it shows the world who he is.

Luke 3:21-38

By Robert Krumrey

Israel’s wait until the birth of their Messiah was very long, but not as long as humanity’s wait. Luke’s genealogy starts with Jesus and works backwards up a family tree that begins with Adam the first human. A massive sweep of the entire history of human beings culminating in the arrival of the Christ who comes at Christmas. Find out more about who this Jesus “the son (as was supposed) of Joseph” is and what he has come to do.