In this final portion of Paul's letter to the Romans, we see how the Gospel is used by God to strengthen believers and enable us to stand firm to the glory of God- The Gospel is not just for getting the lost into salvation, it is for the saved to grow up and persevere in salvation.

This message covers Paul's final exhortations in Colossians to -Love the Saints, Read the Word, Fulfill Your Ministry, Remember to Pray and Walk by Grace.

This message describes the life of discipleship we seek to live and foster in others through discipleship. What is a true disciple- This message seeks to answer that question.

Because there are false teachers who deceive people and lead them away from the truth of Christ, we must be alert and ready to reject them and their message when they show up.

We. like Paul must learn to depend on faithful traveling companions in Christ, given to us by God to encourage and help us along the way. This message looks at several of the men Paul depended on who are mentioned in Colossians 4

Here in Paul's greetings to the Romans, we see how we, like he, need the help of friends in Christ, and how every believer has a role to play in the kingdom of God.

In this message, we see how the Apostle Paul depended on faithful friends in Christ. We, likewise, because we cannot walk faithfully alone must learn to depend on the help of good and faithful friends in Christ

Because we are weak and are facing trials beyond our strength, we need prayer from our brothers and sisters in Christ -and we need to pray for them.-

This message explores how we, as believers, must live among unbelievers in this world as we bear witness to Christ. Because we belong to Christ and represent Him in this world, we must live with Christ-like wisdom and speak kind, grace-filled words to those outside the church.

Because how you give is every bit as important as the fact that you give -- we who share in the spiritual blessings of the Gospel must also be wiling to share in the physical needs of others through our faithful, Christ-like giving. This message addresses the motives of Christian giving.