Ministry Focused
We are either focused on ourselves or we are focused on others. But when we start with the perspective of Godās mercy and reflect on ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
We are either focused on ourselves or we are focused on others. But when we start with the perspective of Godās mercy and reflect on ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Death is a paradox. The way out of death is through death. We cannot be fully redeemed until we pass through the veil of physical ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Paul calls the believers at Rome to spiritual maturity, encouraging them to please one another, stay grounded in Scripture, and strive for unity in the ā¦
Spartanburg Campus Pastor
As Paul begins his letter to the Romans, he makes his purpose clearāhis desire is to unite the church, both Jew and Gentile, through the ā¦
Harrison Bridge Discipleship & Groups
In this passage, Paul begins his exposition of the gospel by first deconstructing the misplaced hopes of both the Gentiles and the Jews in his ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
As Paul addresses the Jews of the early Roman church, he exposes their false righteousness. They identify more with the law and their holy history ā¦
Downtown Campus Pastor
In this passage, Paul reinforces the sinful nature of all humanity. However, he also pivots to the hope we have in Jesus. In his mercy, ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Paul continues undermining the overconfidence of the Jewish believers in Rome, showing them through Abrahamās example that saving grace comes through faith alone. Just as ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
In this passage, Paul unpacks the hope we have in Jesus. While we were his enemies, God made a way for us to be reconciled ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Adamās sin brought death to all of us, and we live in the reality of a broken world. However, through Godās gracious gift, Jesus has ā¦
Pelham Campus Pastor
In this passage, Paul addresses one of the great tensions for the believer. While we are dead to sinās power and alive in Christ, we ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
As Paul continues to explain how a believer is transformed by the life, death, and resurrection of Christ, he unpacks the role of the law. ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
One of the great themes in Romans is the choice we all must makeāwill we be controlled by sin or righteousness? In this passage, Paul ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
As members of the body of Christ, we can expect to share in the sufferings of Jesus. We also know that one day, we will ā¦
In this passage, Paul reminds us of the assurance of our salvation and sanctification. No matter the depth of our pain and suffering, we are ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
We often approach Romans 9 with a list of questions regarding Godās justice and sovereignty, but Paulās goal for this passage is to highlight Godās ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
The relationship between sovereignty and responsibility often creates tension in our convictions about humanity and fairness. Instead of inviting us to understand, God simply asks ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Continuing his argument from the last two chapters, Paul expounds on Godās trustworthiness. Not only has God faithfully preserved a remnant of believing Jews, but ā¦
Staff Director
In this passage, Paul urges believers to respond in worship with self-sacrificing obedience to the mercy shown to us through Jesus Christ. Romans 12 calls ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Following through the end of chapter 12, Paul compellingly illustrates what our lives will look like when we genuinely offer them as holy sacrifices. In ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
āāIn this passage, Paul encourages believers to live in submission to God by yielding to human authorities, loving our neighbors as we love ourselves, and ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
In this passage, Paul calls for unity in the church despite differing nonessential opinions. For the weak in faith, those still trusting in religious systems, ā¦
In this passage, Paul reflects on what he has shared with the Roman believers and on his future plans. He encourages them to be strong ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
At the end of his letter to the believers at Rome, Paul lists the names of many who have come alongside him and poured their ā¦
Downtown Campus Pastor
Just as Jesusā death and resurrection are inseparable in Christianity, so must our union with him in death and new life be part of our ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
In this passage, Paul calls us to respond to the gospel by offering our lives to Jesus. Living without compromise requires disruption and change. Yet ā¦
Pelham Campus Pastor
In this passage in Romans, Paul highlights the truth that this is Godās world, and the moment is not about us, but about what heās ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Pelham Discipleship & Groups; Central Care & Recovery
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
"I owe God so much. My passion is to serve himāwherever he wants me, in whatever place he puts me. And I'm grateful because he ā¦
"I have been so humbled by just being able to understand the Lord's graciousness towards me and his pursuit of me. Even when I didn't ā¦
"It was a time when we were exposed and vulnerable, and we realized that the Lord is really the only constant here. Days come and ā¦
āCanaan taught me just truly to love my boy for who he is and not for the things that he was going to be able ā¦
āAnger was a part of my DNA. Itās not an excuse thatāitās just, I didnāt know anything else. . . . Iāve had some good ā¦
"I just kept going to God and saying, 'You love her so much more than we do and she is sick; she is really sick. ā¦
"I had some shame built around my past. Things that had happened to me or things that I had done that I was really secretive. ā¦
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director