Tom Velasco looks at what it means for God to cover your sins and declare you righteous, not because of anything you've done, but because of what Jesus did for you.

Pastor Brent Harrell from Calvary Chapel Rome speaks about God’s unchanging faithfulness, which can bring great assurance, peace, and rest when we go through times of disappointment or failure.

Tom Velasco looks at two further arguments for why God decided to save by grace through faith as opposed to works: 1. Because God can be indebted to no man and 2. So that we can have confidence in our salvation.

Every human’s basic need for acceptance can seem so hard to fulfill. In this message from Romans 3, Pastor Tucker explains that there’s nothing we need to do to gain God’s approval. Our validation is free. It’s undeserved and it is complete - - -Christ gives us what we can’t get on our own - - -His righteousness.

In this powerful message from Romans 3, Pastor Tucker explains that Jesus sees our every imperfection, every broken place and secret sin. He knows the boundaries of our goodness, uncovers our ugliness and responds with deep love, healing and peace.

In this sermon from Romans Chapter Two, Pastor Tucker explains that God's acceptance of us isn’t based on what church we belong to. It’s not about who we are better than, and it's not about what we boast about. The only thing that makes us justified before God is faith in Christ and His sacrifice on the Cross.

In this lesson from the second chapter of Paul’s letter to the Romans, Pastor Tucker explains how God’s consistent kindness rescues the lost and humbles the self-righteous, ushering both into His kingdom.

This sermon from Paul’s letter to Romans explains that most people tend to skirt the reality of their relationship with God and His purpose for their lives. Whether you’ve yet to accept Jesus as Savior or you’re a Christian in need of revival, this message is meant for you.

Watering down the Gospel may seem appealing. But, when it comes to truth the middle ground is always dangerous. Instead, consider this call to boldly proclaim the power, salvation and righteousness the Gospel holds for everyone.