Life In-Between - First Christian Church of Newburgh

Shame Game

April 16, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 1:1–17

The Gospel excites the everyday around me. Paul is excited about the Gospel and for the Roman church. Expect God’s power to move. Expand the reach of the Gospel. Allow the Holy Spirit to work in you. Reframe every day.

Expect Good

April 23, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 5:1–5

It’s ok to expect good from God. Your suffering isn’t a removal of God’s goodness, but actually a reminder of our constant need for it. Biblical hope redefines good in light of the Gospel. When we redefine good we don’t have to escape hard times. God’s love is frantically demonstrated through the Holy Spirit.

Fueled for New Life

April 30, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 6:1–11

Belief in Jesus brings new life. We should recognize our messy relationship with sin and take in the beauty of baptism. Without Jesus I have no hope, only sin. My baptism is a union with Jesus that brings new life.

Go and Sin No More

May 7, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 7:7–25

God’s role is deliverance and my role is to delight in Him. We must have a big view of sin. The battle is real. Delighting in God creates space for His deliverance to take root.

BLESS

May 14, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 10:1–15

I cannot suppress a story like the Gospel. God's righteousness reveals my unrighteousness. God has simplified belief through his proximity. There is an inherent carrying of the Gospel rooted in my belief. Each of us is called to carry the Gospel to others.

Unfinished

May 21, 2023 • Kevin Brimner • Romans 11:33–36

Shape your life to bring glory to God. 100% Engagement – prayerfully listening to God More than 30 people have taken steps toward serving here at FC. We celebrate 6 baptisms year to date and today we get to add 3 more to those who have decided to follow Jesus.

Transformed and Connected

May 28, 2023 • Nathan Logsdon • Romans 14:1–4, Romans 12:1–2, Romans 13:8–10

God has big plans for the church. All of me for His glory. Owe nothing but love. Agree upon the Gospel and build peace between your differences. Accept and bear with one another.