Russell Jung (Romans 13:1-7) In light of Paul’s command to live peaceably with all we find ourselves wrestling with our response to the governing authorities. Paul command to the Roman church is clear that they are to be subject to the governing authorities. In this sermon we will explore why he says this and what we, as Christians, should do when the government and the church are out of accord.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 12:9-21) In Revelation we learn about the Mark of the Beast, that which signifies those who are in alignment with the world and the devil. But what are the marks of those who follow Jesus? How are their lives to be different from the others? In this text, Paul shows us the True Marks of those who are His.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 12:3-8) God is generous with his people in the giving of gifts to build up the Church and to share the Good News of the Gospel through his people. Do you know what your gifts are? Are you using them?

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 12:1-2) All of life is worship. The question isn’t, “Am I worshipping?”  It is, “What am I worshipping?” Paul now gives us guidance on what it our spiritual worship should look like with practical application.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 11:25-36) Paul’s last section of Romans 11 addresses the question of what will happen to his countrymen, Israel. He reminds the Romans (and us) that a generous, guaranteed, and glorious mystery is revealed.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 11:1-12) God’s purposes will prevail even when the world around us falls away. Paul reminds us that God always has a people he is preserving.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 10) It’s possible that something wonderful can be right in front us but we totally miss it. Paul challenges his friends not to lose sight of the wonderful gift of grace.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 9) Mercy is not getting what we deserve and Paul shares what a difference this can make in our lives.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 8) Paul reminds the small church in a giant, powerful city that God is working in everything to accomplish his purposes. Knowing this truth helps us as we face the hardship of living in our world.

Russell Jung (Romans 8:1-9) Do you ever wonder if you are truly a Christian because you struggle with on-going sin. This message will assure you that there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus and it will help you answer the question, Am I in Christ?