We continue our study in Romans as Paul addresses the Gentile Christians, warning them to not be prideful of their standing in the promises of God. Pastor Brett details how it was pride that caused Israel to corporately reject Jesus as the promised Messiah.

Our study of Romans takes us into chapter 11, where Paul explains how God's promises to Israel remain valid, and that is good news for Christians under the new covenant.

Our study of Romans takes sees us finish chapter 10, where Paul looks at how Israel cannot claim it did not know about God's plan for salvation because it had been the messenger.

We celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, marking his victory over sin and death. In this Easter sermon, Pastor Brett looks at how Jesus's pivotal actions provide us a way back to the relationship humanity had with God at the start of everything.

Our study of Romans continues in chapter 10. Paul explains why it is so important that believers share the Good News of the Bible to the world.

We pick back up our study of Romans, looking at a passage often used in preaching the Gospel to non-believers; but Paul is writing to believers in Rome.

Pastor Dave Rodgers looks at various passages across the New Testiment to explain why it is important for the church to pray.

We continue our study of Romans by digging deeper into the opening of chapter 10.

Our study of Romans takes us into chapter 10, where Paul begins to explain the personal responsibility of people to respond to the Gospel.

We continue reading through Romans, studying more on how God routinely saves a remnant out of the masses.