It has been said that if the Bible contained Romans, and nothing else, it would still be sufficient to bring billions of faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote (at least) thirteen letters, but Romans is by far his longest and most thorough argument for the Gospel. His words to the first Christians in Rome have inspired some of the Church’s greatest leaders - from Martin Luther to John Wesley - to devote their lives to Christ. For eight weeks this fall at The Story, we will explore the theological, philosophical, and historical riches of this letter as we ask the question: How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to our lives today?

It has been said that if the Bible contained Romans, and nothing else, it would still be sufficient to bring billions of faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote (at least) thirteen letters, but Romans is by far his longest and most thorough argument for the Gospel. His words to the first Christians in Rome have inspired some of the Church’s greatest leaders - from Martin Luther to John Wesley - to devote their lives to Christ. For eight weeks this fall at The Story, we will explore the theological, philosophical, and historical riches of this letter as we ask the question: How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to our lives today?

It has been said that if the Bible contained Romans, and nothing else, it would still be sufficient to bring billions of faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote (at least) thirteen letters, but Romans is by far his longest and most thorough argument for the Gospel. His words to the first Christians in Rome have inspired some of the Church’s greatest leaders - from Martin Luther to John Wesley - to devote their lives to Christ. For eight weeks this fall at The Story, we will explore the theological, philosophical, and historical riches of this letter as we ask the question: How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to our lives today?

It has been said that if the Bible contained Romans, and nothing else, it would still be sufficient to bring billions of faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote (at least) thirteen letters, but Romans is by far his longest and most thorough argument for the Gospel. His words to the first Christians in Rome have inspired some of the Church’s greatest leaders - from Martin Luther to John Wesley - to devote their lives to Christ. For eight weeks this fall at The Story, we will explore the theological, philosophical, and historical riches of this letter as we ask the question: How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to our lives today?

It has been said that if the Bible contained Romans, and nothing else, it would still be sufficient to bring billions of faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote (at least) thirteen letters, but Romans is by far his longest and most thorough argument for the Gospel. His words to the first Christians in Rome have inspired some of the Church’s greatest leaders - from Martin Luther to John Wesley - to devote their lives to Christ. For eight weeks this fall at The Story, we will explore the theological, philosophical, and historical riches of this letter as we ask the question: How is the gospel of Jesus Christ relevant to our lives today?

In part one, Pastor Eric Huffman sets the scene by answering: Who was Paul? Who are the Christians in Rome? And why did Paul write Romans?

Comprised of sixty-six books written by at least forty different authors in nine unique genres over a thousand years’ time, the Bible can be extremely hard to understand. At The Story, we believe asking honest questions is the catalyst to stronger faith, so we’ll spend the month of August exploring some of the most pressing questions adults ask about this awesome, mysterious book called the Bible.

This week, Pastor John Hopper addresses another common question asked by adults: "What is Christianity All About?"

Comprised of sixty-six books written by at least forty different authors in nine unique genres over a thousand years’ time, the Bible can be extremely hard to understand. At The Story, we believe asking honest questions is the catalyst to stronger faith, so we’ll spend the month of August exploring some of the most pressing questions adults ask about this awesome, mysterious book called the Bible.

This week, for the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, Pastor Eric Huffman addresses another common question asked by adults: "Does God Send Storms?"

Comprised of sixty-six books written by at least forty different authors in nine unique genres over a thousand years’ time, the Bible can be extremely hard to understand. At The Story, we believe asking honest questions is the catalyst to stronger faith, so we’ll spend the month of August exploring some of the most pressing questions adults ask about this awesome, mysterious book called the Bible.

This week, Pastor Eric Huffman addresses another common question asked by adults: "Are Science And Faith Compatible?"

Comprised of sixty-six books written by at least forty different authors in nine unique genres over a thousand years’ time, the Bible can be extremely hard to understand. At The Story, we believe asking honest questions is the catalyst to stronger faith, so we’ll spend the month of August exploring some of the most pressing questions adults ask about this awesome, mysterious book called the Bible.

This week, Pastor John Hopper addresses another common question asked by adults: "Why is there evil in the world?"

Comprised of sixty-six books written by at least forty different authors in nine unique genres over a thousand years’ time, the Bible can be extremely hard to understand. At The Story, we believe asking honest questions is the catalyst to stronger faith, so we’ll spend the month of August exploring some of the most pressing questions adults ask about this awesome, mysterious book called the Bible.

This week, Pastor Eric Huffman addresses one of the most common questions asked by adults: "What happens when we die?"