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We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon from Romans 2:1-11 this week titled "Considering God's Goodness." We'll be exploring what God's goodness looks like and how it shows up in our lives, as well as the purpose of God's goodness, and what it means to reject it.

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We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

The Bible is filled with challenging words and concepts. Most followers of Jesus recognize and embrace the concept of God's love, but what about his wrath? God's justified and righteous anger is as much a part of his character as his love, but it's a concept that people tend to steer clear of as it makes them uncomfortable. Pastor Kent will be leading us through Romans 1:18-32 this week with a sermon titled "Considering God's Wrath."

You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

This week we're going to see how Paul conveys his deep understanding of the gospel in the way he prays, explains, and declares the gospel to the believers in Rome. Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon titled "The Gospel Unchained" from Romans 1:8-17.

You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome," as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

Our focus passage for this week is Romans 1:1-7, and our sermon is titled "Paul's Four Views." Pastor Kent will be leading us in looking at the key things Paul focuses on as he begins his letter to the Roman church: himself, the gospel, his commission or calling, and his view of the believers in Rome.

You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

Pastor Kent is starting a new sermon series this week titled "When in Rome," as we begin digging into one of the most theologically rich books in all of Scripture. Over the coming weeks, we'll be making our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.
We're beginning with Introduction to Romans, as we consider important background info, including who wrote it, the origins of the early Roman church, where and when Romans was written, why it was written, as well as its theme and structure. Join us as we embark on a new adventure together!

You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.