When we learn to look at God's motives and his ways, that is a clue to us into his mind. In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon helps us see that God's thoughts and ways are far beyond ours, but we can still draw near to him.

Romans 11:1-21

There is a lot said about why churches aren't full, but maybe Christians should stop trying something "new" and do what the Bible instructs us to do, which is caring for souls.

Romans 10:13-21

All of life is our inevitable struggle with God. In some way, there is something that we all would change, but at the end of the day, our feelings about God do not change God. And hopefully, we will all land in this place of clarity and truth. The true God is power wrapped in beauty.

Romans 9:6-22

How far are we willing to go to witness to the lost? What are the depths of our love? Today, Pastor Brandon Knight examines just how deep Christians should go when trying to draw unbelievers.

Romans 9:1-5

Today we learn that there is nothing that can stop God from loving us. This knowledge transforms how we respond to the trials of life, and it forces us to change our gaze when it comes to our standard of love. Learn more about God's unbreakable bond with us.

Romans 8:31-39

While we have been adopted as Christians, we await a change of residence to complete that process. In the meantime, we endure suffering as Christ cleanses and purifies us.

Romans 8:17-30

Depending on where you come from, these two words will take on a different meaning. For the Christian, we were spiritual orphans, but we have been adopted into a new family of faith. That also means, however, that those who don't know the Lord are spiritually orphaned, in need of a home.

Romans 8:14-17

True freedom is escaping the wrath and judgment of God. All the things, our sins included, that would separate us from God no longer have any power over us through Christ. That is ONLY for those of us who are IN CHRIST as Paul says.

Romans 8:1-13

There is a lot of talk about where sin starts, but Paul is clear that the struggle starts from within. He does this by carefully describing what an unconverted person's struggle is like to escape their wrong. Not only should this remove any excuses we make, but it should help us better identify with those struggling in sin.

Romans 7

In a world of self-help, there is only one way to rid ourselves of sin, and it is in dying to ourselves. We must die the same death that Jesus died in order to live like he lived.

Romans 6.