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When You Can’t See God Working, Romans 11
What do you do when you’re waiting on God, but nothing seems to be happening?
More Than a Destination, Romans 10
What if salvation is bigger than simply going to heaven when we die?
Still Putting the Pieces Together, Romans 9
Even when we can’t see the full picture, God is still faithful, still merciful, and still putting the pieces together.
You Are Not Alone, Romans 8
Fear, suffering, uncertainty, and loneliness are part of the human experience, but they do not have the final word. Romans 8 reminds us that we are never abandoned, never forgotten, and never beyond the reach of God’s relentless love.
The War Within, Romans 7
Why do we keep doing the very things we hate? Romans 7 takes us into the heart of the Christian struggle and reminds us that while the war within is real, our hope has never been found in our performance—it has always been found in Jesus Christ.
Dead Men Don’t Live Here Anymore, Romans 6
Most people spend their lives trying to justify the old version of themselves. But Romans 6 reveals something radically different: the gospel isn’t about making bad people look slightly better — it’s about dead people being raised back to life. In this powerful message, discover how the grace of Jesus doesn’t excuse sin, but completely transforms the sinner.
War & Peace, Romans 5
War. Anxiety. Political division. Personal suffering. In a world that feels like it’s constantly at war, where can true peace actually be found?
The Normal Christian Life - Romans 4
What does “normal” Christianity actually look like? Whether you’re weary from trying to “measure up,” struggling to trust God in a difficult season, or longing for unity in a divided world, this message will encourage you to get back to the simple beauty of the gospel.
New Lenses - Romans 3
What if the problem isn’t the world… but the way we see it? Romans 3 offers us new lenses with which to see God, our lives and the world.
Weeds of Hypocrisy - Romans 2
In week two of Empire & Eternity, we move deeper into Romans and confront one of the most dangerous sins in the church: hypocrisy.