Nov 14, 2021
What’s in Your Head?
Series: Romans
In Romans 8:5-11, Paul highlights 2 things: First, that our mindset matters – it reveals the truth about our nature, it makes an eternal difference, and it unmasks our attitude toward God. Secondly, Paul explains that the Spirit in us means life for us – he helps us understand the Spirit’s identity, and identifies seemingly conditional consequences. Along the way, we find help in dealing with doubts.
Set your mind on the Spirit’s leading and find life in Christ.
Romans 8:5-11
Nov. 14, 2021
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- Nov 14, 2021What’s in Your Head?
Nov 14, 2021What’s in Your Head?Series: RomansIn Romans 8:5-11, Paul highlights 2 things: First, that our mindset matters – it reveals the truth about our nature, it makes an eternal difference, and it unmasks our attitude toward God. Secondly, Paul explains that the Spirit in us means life for us – he helps us understand the Spirit’s identity, and identifies seemingly conditional consequences. Along the way, we find help in dealing with doubts.Set your mind on the Spirit’s leading and find life in Christ.Romans 8:5-11Nov. 14, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 7, 2021Free at Last!
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- Oct 24, 2021The Struggle Within
Oct 24, 2021The Struggle WithinSeries: RomansWhat does struggling with sin say about me? Does it mean I’m not really saved? The reality is that every Christian struggles with sin, including the Apostle Paul himself. With the final two paragraphs of Romans 7, Paul exposes the struggle, speaking of our internal condition, our internal conflict, our internal confession, and our internal contrasts.The reality of our inner struggle should drive us to rely on our Lord’s strength.Romans 7:14-25Oct. 24, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 17, 2021The Value of the Law
Oct 17, 2021The Value of the LawSeries: RomansThe Law is a revealer. In Rom. 7:7-13 Paul shows us that the Law reveals 3 things – 1) The law reveals sin; 2) The law reveals my sinfulness; and 3) The law reveals my need to be saved from sin.The Law is good because it shows me I am not.Romans 7:7-13Oct. 17, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 10, 2021Dying to Live
Oct 10, 2021Dying to LiveSeries: RomansChristians die in order to live. In Romans 7, Paul begins to explain what place the Law has in the life of a believer, now that Christ has come. He makes 4 suggestions in verses 1-6. 1) The Law only has authority as long as we live; 2) Through faith in Christ we have died to the Law; 3) Because we died to the Law, we are now free to live under God's love; and 4) Death to the Law produces fruitful servants, not flagrant sinners.True freedom comes not from following rules, but from following Jesus.Romans 7:1-6Oct. 10, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 3, 2021Finding Freedom from Sin
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- Sep 12, 2021With Great Freedom Comes Great Responsibility
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- Sep 5, 2021Ruin or Rescue?
Sep 5, 2021Ruin or Rescue?Series: RomansIn the final verses of Romans 5 Paul does a bit of comparing and contrasting. He points to two people and how their lives have a direct impact on ours. One of these affected us in a negative way, the other in a positive way. One of them ruined our relationship with God, the other rescued our relationship with God.A right relationship with God is received only through faith in Christ – Jesus rescued what Adam ruined.Romans 5:12-21Sept. 5, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Aug 29, 2021God’s Guarantee
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- Aug 22, 2021Believing the Impossible
Aug 22, 2021Believing the ImpossibleSeries: RomansGod calls us to live by faith, and Abraham is held up to us as an example of the faith God is looking for. In analyzing Abraham's example we discover 4 things: 1) Abraham hoped when things were hopeless; 2) Abraham's faith didn't weaken, though his body had; 3) Abraham's faith was strengthened as he trusted in God's strength; and 4) The faith of Abraham is the same faith God looks for today. After a look at the example of Abraham, we will take some time to ponder God's promises.Faith in God’s promises is the best way to face our problems.Romans 4:18-25August 22, 2021To watch the video of this message, click here.
