Podcasts

In the last message in this series, our focus will be James 5:13-16 as we double down on the "How" of our WALK. We'll move from a general idea of knowing Jesus through the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings to a more practical conversation of working that out in a specific area of our lives.

We will move to our second of three weeks exploring our core value of HIS WORD OUR WALK. This weekend, we'll unpack Philippians 3:7-12. Last week, we looked at the "What" of our walk; that it's about transformation and participation in Christ. This week, we will begin looking at the "How" of our walk as we work through some of the Apostle Paul's most intense thoughts on the topic. As it turns out, Paul had a lot to say about what is truly gain and what is loss.

We will begin a three-week series celebrating and exploring our core value of HIS WORD OUR WALK. This weekend, we'll focus on 2 Corinthians 5:21. As my life verse, I'm excited to share with you the depth of impact it has had in my life and how it can be an anchor verse for anyone who seeks to walk out God's word.

We conclude our study of Romans 8 by looking at the people and things that CANNOT SEPARATE us from the Lord. It is a powerful passage and contains wonderful promises. We will close the service with Holy Communion.

We continue our study of Romans 8 by looking at one of the most famous and most-quoted verses — Romans 8:28. This verse is part of a “sandwich” that Paul shared with us — and it is powerful!

We continue to study Romans 8 and look at the three “groans” that help us understand that we are waiting for the “revealing.” This is a fascinating text as Paul uses a word that is rarely used in the New Testament but helps us understand our condition on this planet as believers.

We conclude our series on A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST by looking at Paul’s personal thoughts on his own sin. He then explains why we continue to struggle with sin even after we choose to follow Christ. It is a well-known passage that doesn’t give us an excuse to sin, but helps us understand ourselves a bit better. After this weekend, we will take a break from Romans for a few months.

We continue our series on A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST by moving to chapter 7 and learning about the next question Paul assumes his readers are asking (Did the Law kill me?). In this passage, Paul uses two clever illustrations to help us understand the answer.

We continue our study of A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST by looking at Romans 6:15-23. In a sense, chapters 6 & 7 are a parenthesis in Paul’s writings as he wants his readers to understand mastery. Simply put, before you were a Christian, sin was your master. Now that you follow Christ, He has become your new Master. How that works out practically is our study this weekend.

This weekend we will take a look at Ephesians 2:1-10. We will see some of the themes we have been studying in Romans embedded in this passage and will be challenged to build our lives on the foundation of God's grace.

We begin a new series called A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST. As we begin Romans 6, we find that the RESURRECTION is the key thought, and Paul gives very practical instructions on how to live since we are DEAD to sin but ALIVE to Christ.

Today we conclude our study of God's Gift God's Grace.