An Uncomfortable Truth

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An Uncomfortable Truth

October 20, 2024 • Rick Francis • Romans 3:1–20

In these first five weeks, we’ll explore the fundamental problem of humanity—sin—and

the incredible promise of God’s righteousness. Paul paints a stark picture of the

universal problem of sin, but he also provides a powerful promise: the righteousness of

God, revealed through faith. We will journey through Paul’s theology of human depravity

and God’s provision, grounding ourselves in the reality of both our brokenness and the

hope found in Jesus Christ.

Paul addresses the universality of sin and the fact that all have fallen short of God’s

glory. This week highlights the need for a savior and sets the stage for understanding

the promise of righteousness through faith.

Death to Selfie

October 13, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Romans 2:17–29

In these first five weeks, we’ll explore the fundamental problem of humanity—sin—and the incredible promise of God’s righteousness. Paul paints a stark picture of the universal problem of sin, but he also provides a powerful promise: the righteousness of God, revealed through faith. We will journey through Paul’s theology of human depravity and God’s provision, grounding ourselves in the reality of both our brokenness and the hope found in Jesus Christ. This week focuses on understanding true identity from God’s perspective. Paul discusses how external markers such as circumcision or Jewish identity do not guarantee righteousness but that true identity is rooted in an authentic relationship with God.

God's Favorites

October 6, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Romans 2:1–16

In these first five weeks, we’ll explore the fundamental problem of humanity—sin—and the incredible promise of God’s righteousness. Paul paints a stark picture of the universal problem of sin, but he also provides a powerful promise: the righteousness of God, revealed through faith. We will journey through Paul’s theology of human depravity and God’s provision, grounding ourselves in the reality of both our brokenness and the hope found in Jesus Christ. Paul continues to address judgment and hypocrisy, emphasizing that all people are accountable to God. He stresses that true righteousness comes from the heart and not merely from outward adherence to the law.

Idols Become Rivals

September 29, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Romans 1:18–32

In these first five weeks, we’ll explore the fundamental problem of humanity—sin—and the incredible promise of God’s righteousness. Paul paints a stark picture of the universal problem of sin, but he also provides a powerful promise: the righteousness of God, revealed through faith. We will journey through Paul’s theology of human depravity and God’s provision, grounding ourselves in the reality of both our brokenness and the hope found in Jesus Christ. This week focuses on God’s righteous anger against human wickedness and the consequences of rejecting Him. Paul outlines the downward spiral of sin and the resulting moral decay that ensues when people turn away from God.