C.S. Lewis observed, “No one knows how bad he is until he has tried to be good. We never know how hard it is to stop sinning until we try.” This is the reality for every follower of Jesus. Each of us have areas of our life that we have yielded to God, and each of us have aspects of our attitudes and actions that are not yet set-apart to God. This is the unpleasant reality: we do things that we know we shouldn’t, and fail to do things that we know we should. In the midst of this epic struggle, how can you live for God? The good news is that the way to please God is not burdensome, but is a blessing.
Romans 7:12-25
"How to Live for God"
November 17, 2019 • Bruce Zachary
More from
Romans
Calvary Nexus Sunday Service 3-22-20
March 22, 2020 • Bruce Zachary
With restrictions on gathering, we have decided to film our service and make it available on multiple video services. We hope you take time to worship, and learn from the Word, together. Please reach out to us with any questions or needs you may have. We are available for you. The COVID-19 pandemic has closed several doors in our community and world, and there is a great and effective open door for Jesus’ followers for such a time as this. This is a time for us who love God to share his love, hope, and peace with our neighbors as we live the Missio Dei (mission of God).
Romans 14:1-13
March 1, 2020 • Austin Palmer
Every Christian comes into the Church with presuppositions regarding conscience, convictions, and commandments. As we desire to unify in love in Jesus’ name, tensions will rise between believers on account of these things. How do we navigate Christ-given unity without offending the consciences of others? The answer is love that suspends its own rights, as Jesus suspended