How are we to live out our Christian freedom within the context of the local church? Should we demand the freedom to exercise our freedom, or should we constrain our freedom for the benefit of our weaker brothers and sisters in Christ? The Bible tells us that we are to put other people first by considering them as more important than ourselves. How do we practically implement this important truth? This message is the fifth of six from Romans 14 & 15, addressing the topic of Christian liberty by showing four means by which we are enabled to put others first.

What role does the conscience play in regard to our Christian freedom? Should believers violate their conscience in order to preserve the unity of the church? Should others be persuaded to violate their conscience so that they can "fit in better?" This message speaks to the blessing that the moral conscience is, as well as our responsibilities to maintain a clear conscience.

How are we to go about living free in Christ within the confines of Scripture? This is the 3rd installment of six critical lessons we must learn and practice with regard to Christian freedom so that we do not rupture the Body of Christ. Is Christianity a set of Dos and don'ts? For example, is it permissible for Christians to dance? How about drinking beer or wine? The greatest rule makers and keepers in the New Testament were the ones for whom Jesus reserved His most severe rebuke. On the flip side the answer to legalism is not unrestrained liberty!

How are we to go about living free in Christ within the confines of Scripture? There are six critical lessons we must learn and practice with regard to Christian freedom so that we do not rupture the Body of Christ. Who are the weak in faith? Who are the strong? Which are you? How should you approach the other? This expository sermon series focuses on Romans 14:1 through Romans 15:13.

How are we to go about living free in Christ within the confines of Scripture? There are six critical lessons we must learn and practice with regard to Christian freedom so that we do not rupture the Body of Christ. Who are the weak in faith? Who are the strong? Which are you? How should you approach the other? This expository sermon series focuses on Romans 14:1 through Romans 15:13.

Is pride a factor in your life? If you think not, are you sure? What does the Bible have to say about pride? In other words, what does the God of the Bible declare about pride? How should a professing Christian approach the subject of pride in his/her life?

Is pride a factor in your life? If you think not, are you sure? What does the Bible have to say about pride? In other words, what does the God of the Bible declare about pride? How should a professing Christian approach the subject of pride in his/her life?

Does God hear our prayers? If so do they change Him or His eternal plan? How do prayer and God's sovereign will intersect with one-another? Does prayer align our will with God's? This message is intended to bolster a believer's faith in the power of prayer and how it interacts with God's providence.

How do believers determine God's will for their life? Is man free to make his own decisions and plans? Does God sovereingly rule over man's decisions? How do all things work together for our good and His glory? Does God somehow redeem even our bad decisions or were they part of His sovereign plan? This message is intended to encourage believers to find rest in God's providence and His orchestrating of all events for His own glory and our good.

How are believers to cope with trials, grief, pain and suffering? When suffering comes into a believer's life, where do they turn their thoughts? Is God sovereign even over the suffering that believers endure in this life? This message is meant to encourage believers to rest in the providence of God and His orchestrating of all events for His glory and our good.