Free from Law-Keeping (Romans 7:1-12)
Being dead to sin and alive in Christ means that we are freed from the demands of the law.
Set Free From Sin (Romans 6:15-23)
The is no neutrality with sin and righteousness. This text reveals you will serve one or the other.
Alive in Christ (Romans 6:1-14)
What does it mean to take the Gospel in? Today passage marks a shift from getting the Gospel right to taking the Gospel in.
Adam and Christ (Romans 5:12-21)
In this week's sermon in our "The Gospel" series we see how every person is either represented by Adam or Christ. There is no neutral ground.
Peace with God (Romans 5:1-11)
In this sermon from our series "The Gospel," we begin seeing the beautiful implications of justification for our lives.
The Grace Promise (Romans 4:9-25)
In today's sermon from Romans Paul again uses Abraham as an example of faith that magnifies grace.
Counted As Righteousness (Romans 4:1-8)
In today's sermon we see no one can stand before God in their own righteousness, not even the patriarch of the Jews, Abraham.
God’s Righteousness (Romans 3:21-31)
In today's sermon we see that God's righteousness is the only ground for love, for justice, or salvation, and leaves no room to boast.
All Are Unrighteous (Romans 3:1-20)
The doctrine of sin shuts everyone's mouth to control and excuse.
The Law is Not the Gospel (Romans 2:17-29)
To misuse the Law is to violate the Law. Treat the Law as Gospel violates the purpose of the Law and violates it.