Stonebrook Church, Ames, Iowa, Sermons

Jesus commanded us to love our neighbor as ourselves. Perhaps he meant our literal, physical neighbor? Let’s talk about getting past our greatest obstacle to being a good neighbor: ourselves.

Jesus commanded us to love our neighbor as ourselves. Perhaps he meant our literal, physical neighbor? Let’s talk about getting past our greatest obstacle to being a good neighbor: ourselves.

Jesus commanded us to love our neighbor as ourselves. Perhaps he meant our literal, physical neighbor? Let’s talk about getting past our greatest obstacle to being a good neighbor: ourselves.

On the last week of a series about Romans, Pastor Brad summarizes the book.

What kind of a man is Paul? Romans 15 gives us much insight into this amazing man of God.

Introduction The Strong and the Weak In Romans 14, Paul introduces two groups of believers: the “strong” and the “weak”. Dave did an excellent job of discussing these two categories last week.  The weak were converts from Judaism who were still stuck in either the Jewish food & festival laws and customs, and/or converts from Paganism who were still stuck with superstitions of their various cults about foods and holy days.  The strong were converts from either camp who realized […]

Introduction The Strong and the Weak In Romans 14, Paul introduces two groups of believers: the “strong” and the “weak”. Dave did an excellent job of discussing these two categories last week.  The weak were converts from Judaism who were still stuck in either the Jewish food & festival laws and customs, and/or converts from Paganism who were still stuck with superstitions of their various cults about foods and holy days.  The strong were converts from either camp who realized […]

What is Paul saying in Romans 14 about accepting our fellow believers? What is he NOT saying? Let’s take a look at Romans 14 to find out.

What is Paul saying in Romans 14 about accepting our fellow believers? What is he NOT saying? Let’s take a look at Romans 14 to find out.

Based on the Book of Romans, what should a Christian’s response be to government? Why did God institute government