We have access to salvation, but only because of Christ's finished work on the cross; but we need to place our faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and as our Savior. Paul chooses the life of Abraham in the Old Testament as our example of someone to clearly trusted in God for salvation, and because of that was saved. In today's message, Pastor Eddie demonstrates what Abraham's spiritual journey has to teach us about faith and salvation.

As Paul lays out God's standard for righteousness, he uses the bleakest colors to communicate just how lost and deserving of judgment we are in God's sight. But we need that kind of clarity to truly understand just how unworthy we are of the free gift of our salvation. In today's message, Pastor Eddie will illuminate the reality of our standing before God. Have you put your trust in God's mercy? Make your eternal destiny a certainty today.

There's a lot of things that we tend to put our faith in in this world. So, it's important to pin point what those things are SO THAT we can adjust our sights to have our faith placed on the Only One who is trustworthy yesterday, today, and forever. In today's message, Pastor Eddie will share how Christ came to save sinners and how Jesus willingly came to show us His great love on the cross without us having done anything to earn it.

In the first three chapters of the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul acts as a compelling prosecuting attorney. He uses sound reasoning and logic to prove that all men stand guilty before the Lord. In today’s message, Pastor Eddie teaches us that Paul wasn’t trying to condemn his readers, but to expose their need for a Savior. It isn’t until men recognize their sinfulness that they will cry out to the Lord Jesus for forgiveness and grace.

Jesus has lavished His grace on those who believe in Him. However, His precious grace should never be used and a license to do wrong. In today’s message, Pastor Eddie admonishes us to never use the grace of God as an excuse to do evil. Because we love the Lord, we should want to obey Him and do His will. Furthermore, those that habitually sin without any prick of the conscience should take time to examine themselves to see if they truly know the Lord.

After the fall of mankind, God promised to send a Messiah through the seed of a woman to deliver man of His sins. The Lord in His sovereignty chose the nation of Israel to be the people who would not only receive the Law but also birth Jesus, the Promised One. In today’s message, Pastor Eddie points out that though God could have chosen any nation, He chose Israel, and with that selection came great blessing and responsibility.

In Jesus’s day, the Jews considered themselves more righteous and therefore better than the Gentiles. Paul addresses this false notion in the book of Romans chapter two. The Apostle points out that the Jews did not obey the Law’s requirements, and so they stood as guilty as the Gentiles before the Lord. In today’s message, Pastor Eddie teaches us that there is no partiality with God. He will judge all the nations and peoples of the world with a righteous judgment.

In today’s message, Pastor Eddie teaches us that there are two books in heaven. The first book has all the names of those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ. Those whose names are written in this Book of Life will be granted access to heaven through the blood of the Lamb. However, the second book has the names of those who have not trusted Christ as Savior. These poor souls will be judged on their lawless works and will be found wanting in the face of a holy God.

In the book of Romans, Paul systematically reveals all people’s need for a Savior. A moralist argues that he is a good person based on human standards. However, Paul points to God’s holy standard, the Ten Commandments, to reveal all men’s guilt before the Lord. Pastor Eddie cautions us from trying to justify ourselves, for it is impossible. Instead, our reaction to sin should be to run to Jesus, the only One who can offer us forgiveness and hope of eternal life.

Those of us whose friends are living in sin, have a responsibility to let them know that they are sinning. Pastor Eddie tells us that we are not to judge people, but we also are not to carelessly let them sink without warning them of their sin. Though they may continue in what they do, we mustn't allow them to think they are doing it with our blessing. It doesn't require and ending of friendship, but instead an understanding of your concern.