Finishing up a summer in Romans 12 with a big, wide look at Paul's hopes for flourishing in and through the church.

What Paul has to say about peace, revenge and how to conquer evil.

A sermon about how the Kingdom of God widens our view of hospitality.

Paul instructs us to show up in people’s lives in the good and the bad as Jesus did.

A talk about the fullness of life Jesus has to offer, even in dull and difficult seasons.

Love and honor is the key to God's good future for us and our community. Yet, what does love and honor mean? Or better yet, what will that cost us?

A talk about how the bible won't let us get away from blessing our enemies.

For Paul, “done well” in walking out our giftings looks like: diversity, humility, and sacrifice from a kingdom perspective.

According to Romans 12, part of the joy of following Jesus means cultivating a culture of togetherness- of belonging to each other for the good of the world.

Christianity is somehow both about a hope for what the world (and we) could be and a commitment to honestly seeing the world as it is (and we) are.