In last week’s message we saw that, of all our needs in life, righteousness is our greatest need. Today we will be in Romans 14. In this text, Paul points to Abraham as our father. This isn’t because we are all ethnically Jewish but because all those who have faith in Jesus are counted as children of Abraham. This is because Abraham had faith that God counted as righteousness and we too access righteousness by the same means.
Father Abraham Had Many Sons
October 29, 2023 • Timothy O'Tool • Romans 4:13–25
More from
Special Events
Not if He Arose, But Since He Arose...
March 31, 2024 • David Cotner III • 1 Corinthians 15:14–19
In today’s special Easter message, Pastor Dave will dive into 1 Corinthians 15:12-19. In this section of Scripture, the Apostle Paul is dismantling a serious theological error that was circulating among Christians in Corinth. This theological error took the shape of believing in Christ’s past resurrection, but not believing in the Christians’ future resurrection. Paul makes it very clear that to deny one resurrection is to deny both resurrections. In other words, Paul states that if you say there is no future resurrection of believers then you are simultaneously saying that there was no past resurrection of Jesus. And if Jesus didn’t rise from the dead, well, what does that mean for us today?! That’s what this message is all about…
Contend: A Series Through Jude
February 11, 2024 • David Cotner III • Jude 17–25
Today we land the plane on our current mini-series through the tiny New Testament letter of Jude. In this letter, Jude encourages us to fight for the faith. But what does this actually look like? How do we fight for the faith? In today’s final section of Jude (verses 17-25), we are given four weapons in our fight for the faith. These weapons might surprise you. So, join us as we arm ourselves for battle against the world, the flesh, and the Devil!