Paul’s final greetings remind us: we don’t follow Jesus alone—we are a family who serve, care for one another, stand firm against false teaching, and celebrate Christ’s victory.

Paul’s ministry shows that God uses people (even unlikely people!) to advance the gospel, so if we are ready for Jesus’ return, we should share Christ through godly lives and clearly proclaim the good news. Christians are also called to support and rejoice with other believers, while continually reminding one another of God’s faithfulness and staying about kingdom work.

In this second part covering Romans 14-15:13, Pastor Joel helps listeners understand how to apply the principles from the text in disputable matters of today. Listen for insights on how we can stand together in love and unity even with differing opinions. In the conclusion, Pastor Joel takes questions about various matters and discusses how we should apply this passage to the topics raised.

In this episode, Nicholas dives into the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector (Luke 18:9-14), challenging us to drop the 'scoreboard' of moral superiority. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, he invites us to embrace the tax collector's humble dependence on God’s grace.We explore how true justification is found in Christ’s sacrifice rather than our own achievements. Join us as we discuss why the church’s reputation should be built on mercy and compassion, reminding us all that we are simply beggars in need of the same life-changing forgiveness.

Why do Christians split into endless groups over minor differences? In this episode, we dive into Romans 14:1–15:13 to launch a two-part mini-series on the Law of Liberty and how the early Church navigated "disputable matters." Exegeting Paul’s original letter to Rome, we explore the cultural clash between Jewish and Gentile believers over dietary rules and holy days. Rather than siding with either group, Paul presents a radical framework for unity: true spiritual strength isn't about insisting on your freedoms, but willingly laying them down out of love for your brothers and sisters.

Discover what it means to distinguish essential biblical commands from secondary opinions, avoid the dual traps of self-righteous judgment and condescension, and live for the honor of God alone. By examining the practical dynamics of the strong versus the weak believer, this sermon reminds us that Christian freedom is always governed by love—and that our primary calling is to build each other up, preserve harmony, and reflect the sacrificial heart of Christ.

In this episode, we explore the urgent call from Paul in Romans 13 to live with a sense of readiness for Jesus’ return, recognizing that time is running out. We’re challenged to “take off” the deeds of darkness—such as drunkenness, jealousy, and immorality—and instead “put on” the shining armor of right living by clinging closely to Jesus. True Christian maturity is not about just doing more good things but about growing in love, the very nature of God. This message calls us to wake up, repent, and clothe ourselves in Christ’s righteousness so that we are ready for the wedding supper of the Lamb. Listen to Apostle Paul's heartfelt invitation to live with urgency, love deeply, and walk closely with Jesus every day.

In this episode, we unpack Romans 13 and Jesus’ teaching on the narrow way, exploring how Christians are called to live under imperfect governments with respect, submission, and faith. Learn why God places leaders in authority—even flawed ones—and how trusting Jesus as King of kings gives us peace amid political storms. Join us as we choose the narrow path that leads to life, not the broad road to destruction.

We often reach for temporary fixes when what we truly need is the presence of God - we need to know and be known by our Creator. Through the story of the paralytic man lowered through the roof, we see that Jesus offers more than physical healing—He offers forgiveness, reconciliation, and a transformed destiny that lasts forever. This sermon reminds us that Jesus is not just the provider of blessings but the blessing Himself, inviting us into a life filled with His abiding presence, peace, and purpose both now and for eternity.

In this episode filled with practical exhortations from Scripture, we discover what it means to live the narrow path that leads to life by loving genuinely, hating what is evil, and holding fast to what is good. We are reminded that one day we will all stand before Jesus to give an account of our lives, but we serve a Savior full of grace and mercy who calls us to live transformed lives now. The sermon challenges us to reject superficial love and hypocrisy, embracing instead a love that reflects Jesus’ own love for us, even when it’s hard. We learn to work enthusiastically for the Lord, rejoice in hope, be patient in trouble, and practice hospitality. Paul calls his readers to overcome evil not with revenge but by doing good, leaving justice in God’s hands and responding to enemies with love and blessing. This message invites us to follow Jesus wholeheartedly on the narrow path, living out His love in a world that desperately needs it.

What does it actually look like to live a countercultural life? In this episode sermon, we dive into God's calling for us to stand out—not blend in. Discover what it means to offer ourselves as living sacrifices, serve one another with humility, and embrace our unique spiritual gifts. The church is so much more than a Sunday gathering; it’s a living community where we grow, serve, and love sacrificially just like Jesus did. If you're ready to stop copying the world and start living transformed by the Spirit, tune in for the practical encouragement you need to use your gifts boldly. Ready to live life God’s way?