Broadcasts

Most people believe that they’re going to go to heaven when they die because they’re a good person. But in truth, our salvation has nothing to do with our moral successes and failures.

As Pastor J.D. begins a series called The Difficult Sayings of Jesus, we’re putting aside our assumptions and taking a fresh look at who Jesus really is.

The Bible says, “How can they hear without a preacher? And how can they preach unless they are sent?” In this message from Romans 10, Pastor J.D. continues to lean into the truth that those of us who have heard the message have an obligation to share it.

If Christians really believe we know the only way to salvation, then what are we doing to share that knowledge with the rest of the world? Pastor J.D. looks at four important verses that show us why we owe it to those who have not heard to take it to them.

When we feel far from God, it’s easy to doubt that we have what it takes to be saved. But in this message from Pastor J.D., we see why we can trust that what was required for salvation has been fulfilled in Jesus.

Have you ever wondered if you’ve done enough to be saved? Pastor J.D. looks at Romans 10 to show us how, no matter how much shame we feel from our past or how far we feel from God, he is as close as our mouth and our heart.

Do God’s ways often seem confusing to you? Pastor J.D. explains how trusting in the mystery of God’s wisdom and his goodness to save us gives us assurance that he will finish the work he has started in us.

If God is merciful, then why does he choose to save some and not others? To answer this and some other tough questions in today’s message, Pastor J.D. looks at Romans 9 to show us how the mystery of God’s ways should point us to his sovereignty and our unworthiness.

When we go through suffering, we have the assurance of being called, justified, and glorified—and that makes us more than conquerors.