Pastor Timothy shows from Romans 6: 6-14 that sin’s rule over us is dead and the difference between legalism and disciplines of Godly living.

Pastor Timothy opens Romans 6:1-5 showing that we can’t choose our own reality we are under God’s reality. We sin because we are sinners.

Super-abounding grace gives new life. 1) Those who are in Christ have been immersed into Jesus and His death. 2) Those who are in Christ will be united with Jesus in a resurrection like his.

Pastor Timothy using various passages from the New Testament challenges us to have unity and purity within the Universal church.

Pastor Timothy shares the premise of Romans 5:12-21.

1.In Adam, there is condemnation, but in Jesus, there is super-abounding grace.

2. In Christ, there is greater news than in Adam.3. Being in Adam brings death.4. Being in Christ brings Abounding grace.

In Adam, death reigns. In Christ, humans reign.

Elder Ben Jacques shares five blessings from the first 11 verses of Romans 5:1-11.

1) Peace with God 2 Access to God. 3) Rejoicing in God 4) Rejoicing in suffering. 5) The Holy Spirit.

Mike Davito shares from Romans 4: 23-25 shows that this passage was written for us who believe. 1. He shows a change of direction in Paul’s thought. 2. Addresses the alleged unfairness of imputation. 3. Shows the work of God in raising Jesus. 4. Written for you, to show that Jesus was delivered for our trespasses and raised for our justification.

Pastor Timothy shows from Colossians 4:  The need for Friends

Pastor Timothy shows from Romans 4:13-22 that Faith depends on GOD and trusts His promises. GOD saves through faith alone because the Law is insufficient to save.

Preaching from Romans 4: 9-12 Pastor Timothy’s premise this morning is: All who believe are forgiven and declared righteous (i.e.- blessed by God).

Pastor Timothy using Jeremiah 29: reminds us that, 1) We are exiles and sojourners in this world. Local churches are embassies of God’s Kingdom.

2.) We are to seek the welfare of the area in which we live. 3.) We seek the country’s welfare by depending on Jesus and living distinctly as Christians.