Pastor Erik Hallworth ends our study of the letter to the Romans by looking at the ending greeting section. In this section, we see 3 principles that Paul models that can help every church continue to grow in health in the Lord. 

Pastor Erik Hallworth continues our study through the letter to the Romans. This week, he looks at how to agree and disagree agreeably.

Pastor Erik Hallworth looks at Paul's final exhortation to the Roman church: live in light of the times. Throughout the Bible, understanding the time we are in is crucial for living faithfully now.

In this message, Pastor Erik Hallworth continues our study in Romans by looking at our "law" that God desires every Christian to fulfill: the call to love each other as yourself.

This week, we come back to our study of the letter to the Romans by looking at the four-letter word that most people despise. We will see how this impacts our life and our church.

In this message, Pastor Erik Hallworth looks at how the Gospel transforms our relationships inside the church and outside.

In this message, Pastor Erik Hallworth looks at what Romans 12: 3-8 says about what it looks like to live transformed instead of conformed by seeing the vision God has for His church

In this message, Pastor Erik Hallworth looks Romans 12: 1-2. He examines how God's mercy motivates a whole-life response to Him.

In this message, Pastor Erik Hallworth looks Romans 11: 1-36. God has never broken a promise. He will look at the promise God made to Israel- a promise He will keep!

In this message, Dr. John Wecks looks Romans 9: 30-10:21. God holds every person responsible for the correct answer to the one all-important question on the final exam. Chapter 9 told us God’s responsibility in our salvation—that God chose us in Christ. Chapter 10 will uncover our responsibility in our salvation. We will examine some reasons why God holds every person accountable. No excuses!

In this message, Pastor Erik looks Romans 9: 1-29 at why and how God chooses His children. Be praying for me, yourself, and the whole church that we would be responsive to God and see this section as the beautiful pearl it's supposed to be.

In this look at Romans 8:26-39, Pastor Erik continues with the theme of living with confidence in Christ. He is the ground into which we sink our roots to draw strength, stand in difficulties, and do what we couldn't on our own.

This week we explore the incredible benefits of being a child of God. As we root ourselves in this identity, we will better grow together as a community, recognizing one another as brothers and sisters in Christ. Through Romans 8:14-25, we will uncover the blessings and responsibilities of being part of God's family- helping one another grow in Christ.

As we continue our journey through the book of Romans, we'll look this week at the principles for working with the Spirit to conquer sin.

This coming week, we continue our study in Romans as we look at the real culprit behind the struggle to follow God.

When we trusted in Jesus, we died to the ability of the law to condemn us. Since no one stands over us to make sure we obey, are we free to do whatever we want? As Christians, we are on the "honor system" and we don't want to abuse our liberty. Since Christ set us free from struggling to keep a bunch of rules, we want to please Him.

This coming week, we get back to our series reading through Paul's letter to the Romans. We will begin our study exploring what it means to be united to Christ.

This week, we continued looking at what Christ has done for by looking at how he reversed the curse of Adam's sin.

This Sunday, we looked at how our standing with God has changed because of Christ's work on the cross.

This week, we saw through the life of Abraham that God has always intended to make people right through faith! In looking at this passage, we also learned how being made right through faith transforms our response to God and others.