Paul ends his comprehensive presentation of the Gospel (Romans 1-11) with an extended call to worship (Romans 12-15). During the month of January we are preaching that call to worship both to hear it and to answer it. With today's text we will finish the call to honor God as God in ever area of our lives. In this case we are looking at how to do so when dealing with differing opinions within the family of faith. Pastor Larry Kroon will present today's text from Romans 14:13 - 15:13

Paul ends his comprehensive presentation of the Gospel (Romans 1-11) with an extended call to worship (Romans 12-15). During the month of January we are preaching that call to worship both to hear it and to answer it. We began with the opening verses to set the general direction as to the “what” and the “how” of Christian worship. We are now breaking those general directions down into specific applications. Today’s text will be teach our most extended section but it all deals with one central application: dealing with disputable matters in the family of faith. Join Pastor Larry Kroon in Romans 14:1-15:13.

Paul ends his comprehensive presentation of the Gospel (Romans 1-11) with an extended call to worship (Romans 12-15). During the month of January we will be preaching that call to worship both to hear it and to answer it. We start today with the opening verses to set the general direction as to the “what” and the “how” of Christian worship. Today we are in our second week of breaking those general directions down into specific applications. Pastor Larry Koon will be preaching from Romans 13:1-14.

Paul ends his comprehensive presentation of the Gospel (Romans 1-11) with an extended call to worship (Romans 12-15). During the month of January we will be preaching that call to worship both to hear it and to answer it. We start today with the opening verses to set the general direction as to the “what” and the “how” of Christian worship. In the following weeks we will break those general directions down into their specific applications. Pastor Larry Kroon will be preaching today’s text: Romans 12:1-2.

“Advent” simply means “coming”. As such, Advent is the time of year we deliberately set aside to celebrate Jesus’ First Coming and eagerly await His Second. There is a long history of waiting for the Messiah to come. During December we will look at 4 passages in Luke 1-2 about just this topic. Today Pastor Ashley Brown shares Simeons’ Song from Luke 2.

“Advent” simply means “coming”. As such, Advent is the time of year we deliberately set aside to celebrate Jesus’ First Coming and eagerly await His Second. There is a long history of waiting for the Messiah to come. During December we will look at 4 passages in Luke 1-2 about just this topic. Today, Pastor Ashley Brown shares the Angels' Song from Luke 2.

“Advent” simply means “coming”. As such, Advent is the time of year we deliberately set aside to celebrate Jesus’ First Coming and eagerly await His Second. There is a long history of waiting for the Messiah to come. During December we will look at 4 passages in Luke 1-2 about just this topic. Today Pastor Ashley Brown shares Zechariah’s Song from Luke 1.

"Advent" simply means "coming." As such, Advent is the time of year we deliberately set aside to celebrate Jesus' First Coming and eagerly await His Second. There is a long history of waiting for the Messiah to come. During December we will look at 4 passages in Luke 1-2 about just this topic. Today, Pastor Ashley Brown teaches from Luke 1.

The book of Romans provides one of the most systematic and extended presentations of the Gospel in all of Scripture. Over the next number of weeks we will be working our way through Romans chapters 9 through 11. In the process we will be bumping up against just how "unsearchable" and "inscrutable" the full mystery of God's mercy is as it is extended through the Gospel to all those who believe. Today, Pastor Larry Kroon concludes his chapter-by-chapter review of this section with Romans chapter 11.

The book of Romans provides one of the most systematic and extended presentations of the Gospel in all of Scripture. Over the next number of weeks we will be working our way through Romans chapters 9 through 11. In the process we will be bumping up against just how “unsearchable” and “inscrutable” the full mystery of God’s mercy is as it is extended through the Gospel to all those who believe. Today our chapter by chapter review of the section takes us into Romans chapter 10.