Join us as Pastor TJ shares with us the conclusion of our thought-provoking, spiritually-edifying sermon series, Romans: The Epistle of Peace, in which we have explored the various themes and ideas that the apostle Paul shared with the divided churches in the city of Rome.

This Sunday, Pastor TJ begins looking at the final chapter in our long-running sermon series, in which we have explored the various themes and ideas that the apostle Paul shared with the divided churches in the city of Rome.

We tend to think of the Apostle Paul as the man with all the answers. He authored over half of the New Testament. If anyone can understand sin and our struggle with it, it would be Paul. Join us this as we complete our look at the seventh chapter of Romans, as we identify with Paul as he goes through his battle with the flesh and sin.

Join us for a special Easter weekend sermon with Pastor TJ.

Have you ever done something wrong, knowing it was wrong and did it anyway? I would be shocked if someone answered “no” because even the Apostle Paul struggled to do what was right and sometimes did what he knew wasn’t. Join us as we continue in the seventh chapter of our sermon series of Romans, as Paul lays out the fallacy of trying to live the Christian life in our own strength.

What to do with Jesus? The world has been pondering that question for centuries. Do we get rid of Him or receive Him? Everyone must decide for themselves. This Sunday we examine Hebrews 12:2 for our answer, which says “looking unto Jesus…”

This Sunday, we complete our look at the sixth chapter of Romans, where Paul continues addressing the nature of sin and how to be free from its destructive power.

This Sunday, we will begin looking at chapter 6, where Paul encourages the believers in Rome to stay free from the enslavement of sin.

We invite you to join us as we continue exploring the fifth chapter of Paul’s letter to the churches in Rome.

This Sunday, we begin looking at chapter 5, where Paul outlines the benefits of being justified through faith. This chapter is so full of vital truths that one scholar remarked, “In the whole Bible there is hardly another chapter which can equal this triumphant text.”