Pastor Rod Collins finishes the book of Romans by summarizing chapter 13 verses 11 through 14 by breaking it down into and explaining it with three phrases: wake up, clean up, and dress up.

Pastor Rod Collins begins chapter 13 of Romans reading through verse 4, and then explains how all authority on Earth is delegated authority, how each government authority is accountable to God, and how government authority is divinely limited.

Pastor Rod Collins finishes Romans chapter 12 by unpacking verse by verse 17 through 21, and also compares the passage to 1 Peter 2, verses 21 through 23.

Pastor Rod Collins recaps the book of Romans chapter 12, teaching previous verses and covering some more from 14 through 21, and gives stories to reflect the principles learned, such as not paying back evil with evil.

Pastors Jim Willard and Steve Mason both tackle the passage of Romans 12 from verses 14 through 21, which gives very practical ways to show the love of Christ to the world.

Pastor Rod Collins covers the practical verses of Romans 12, 9 through 13, which say love must be sincere, hate what is evil and cling to what is good, honor one another above yourselves, and to share with the Lord's people.

Pastor Rod Collins continues in Romans chapter 12, reading verses 3 through 8, which explains how we should not think we are better than we really are, and how each of us functions as a part of the church with God-given spiritual gifts.

Guest speaker Matt Higgins breaks down Romans 12 verses 3 through 10 which talk about spiritual gifts from God and gives some practical application such as being at church, being together with other believers, and being generous with time and talents.

Pastor Rod Collins resumes the Book of Romans series by reading the first two verses and then unpacks each sentence in relation to the motivation, manner, and mind of a new you.

Pastor Rod Collins concludes the "Say Yes" series with scriptures from Luke 5:27-31 and Luke 14:16-23 which talk about inviting people to meet Jesus, and encourages us each to invite five people this year to meet Jesus in some way.