We live in the position of righteousness as children of God by the power of His grace. This results in Fullness of Life!

Paul said in Romans, “where sin abounded, grace abounded much more under Jesus.” Literally, the phrase “abounded much more” means: super-abounded, to exist in abundance. That means God makes His grace “super-abound” over abounding sin. In other words, grace reigns through who you are in Christ and sin has no power over you!

Join us as we continue our sermon series, Grace for Today.

Grace is the unearned, unmerited favor of God. By grace, we are also redeemed. However, grace is also God’s empowerment. As believers, our position (our standing) should be one of power and authority.

We continue our new sermon series, Grace for Today, with the question: Why Grace? To fully answer this simple question, we must define grace and talk about the purpose for our existence as well as our position in Christ.

It is true that God gave His grace to everyone through Jesus Christ, but each of us must still make decisions daily that will activate the grace of God. Join us for a new sermon series, as we discuss activating the gift of God's unmerited, unearned, and undeserved favor in our lives.

And so we arrive at the conclusion of our current sermon series, discover the strength, depth, and fulfillment that you need and desire in the promise of the Father—The Holy Spirit.

Join us for more on the greatness of God the Holy Spirit, as we continue this powerful sermon series.

This Sunday, we talk about the mysteries of God that are only revealed by the Spirit. We will also discover a gift of intimacy given to us by God through His Holy Spirit. This gift can help us with decision making and receiving clear direction in our lives.

Last Sunday, we continued talking about the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, as well as the four different types of tongues. Join us this week as we focus on having intimacy with the Holy Spirit and the power that is given to every believer to overcome the enemy.