Jeff continues our series in Romans by looking at one of the most famous passages in the New Testament. What does it look like to ‘be a living sacrifice’ and how might that impact our lives today? Join us as we explore the Gospel together and what it means to live for God every breath of every day.
As we continue our series in Romans, Jeff explores the power dynamics at play when it comes to your personal walk and sanctification process. Join us and learn about how to defeat sin in your life, be set free, and experience a newness of life with Christ.
As we continue our series in the book of Romans, Jeff looks at the promises of our salvation found in Christ. Romans 5 teaches us that because of our faith in Christ we a promised blessings, trials, and a newfound hope for all that Christ has done. Listen in as we discover these promises together and explore the beauty of our salvation.
Jeff continues our series in Romans by introducing the theological truth of ‘Justification by Faith.’ For 2000+ years this doctrine has taught believers how important our faith is in the eternal work of Jesus Christ on the cross. Listen in as we explore the promise of ‘justification by faith’ and how it applies to your life today.
Jeff starts a new series from the book of Romans by teaching from the thesis of the entire book: Romans 1:16-17. This message (and the entire series) will encourage us to confidently share the Gospel, trust in Jesus for salvation, and live a life of faith. Join us as we discover the theologically-rich book of Romans together.
Jeff continues our series by exploring God’s ‘contingent’ or ‘specific’ will for your life. Listen in as he covers topics like: the context of your calling, what keeps you from knowing God’s will, and how discernment changed from the Old to New Testament.
God’s will for your life can be known and discerned through scripture and prayer. The question is: with all the options available, how do I know what is God and what is not? Join us as Jeff starts a two-week series on ‘Knowing God’s Will.’
What is God’s heart for the immigrant, foreigner, and stranger among us? In recent years, these topics have only been talked about in political circles, but thousands of years ago God spoke to His people about caring for the ‘foreigner, widow, and orphan.’ What does this mean for us today and how can we ‘join God’s mission of transforming all things,’ one person at a time?
Continuing our series on Kingdom Justice, Jeff shares about God’s heart for ‘the vulnerable.’ How does God engage with the vulnerable among us and what is the style of ministry we can take on ourselves? Listen in as we continue to explore how to ‘Be, Know, and Do’ acts of justice in the world around us.
