Broadcasts

What do you think is the greatest sign of Christian maturity? We close the “Romans” series in today’s message by looking at a seemingly unimportant list of acknowledgements of people serving in the church that fill the last pages of the letter.

After spending 15 chapters in Romans explaining how the gospel has the power to change the world, the Apostle Paul then closes the book with a list of commendations.

Do you know what your calling is? It’s a big concept that many people want to talk about, because if we knew what ours is, then we would be able to make decisions that fall in line with God’s bigger purpose.

Have you turned the will of God into an idol? Many people today desire to know God’s will more than they do his purposes and seek it more than they do his glory.

What are the issues not directly addressed in Scripture that you would let divide you and someone else in the church?

What do you think would happen if the church made unity in the gospel more important than divisions over debatable things?

Jesus once told the Pharisees to “give to Caesar what is Caesar’s but to God what is God’s.” In today’s message, Pastor J.D. continues to look at Romans 13 and its instructions on how to honor and obey those in government.

For the first century church and the worldwide church today, one of the most difficult places to overcome evil with good is in its relationship with the government.

When you’re fighting evil in the world, you’re facing two battlefronts: the evil in another person but also the evil that wants to grow in you in response to what someone has done to you. In today’s message, Pastor J.D. continues to show us how to overcome evil with good.