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Today we briefly examine the arguments Paul makes from Old Testament prophecy for the hope we have in Jesus, and why that's really good news for us.

A wise person once said that a person wrapped up in themselves makes a very small package. But today there are millions of those packages everywhere. But the church, while a part of society, is meant to stand distinct from society. We’re called by God to be countercultural in an increasingly “I” obsessed culture. What does that look like? Where do we begin? Romans chapter 15 gives us the answer.

We continue our study of Romans 14. In verse 13-23, Paul speaks directly to how our liberty to engage in certain behaviors have the potential to harm others in the family of God.

We carry strong opinions on many things. But the church is designed to be a place where truth is valued over personal preference. That’s what Romans 14:1-12 is all about.

There’s something that in every single human being. It’s practically the past time of our country, yet it’s the culprit of busted marriages, strained friendship and political division. And it’s the very thing scripture calls us to war against.

What is a Christians relationship to governing authorities? Romans 13 resolutely answers that question, and the answer might surprise you.

In the world we live in today, love is largely relegated to subjective experiences and feelings. But what if love in its truest sense is actually something objective and highly specific? In Romans 12:9-21 Paul gives a series of maxims that describe what true love looks like.

Have you ever wondered what God’s will is for your life? What steps might you take to discover what God has purposed for you? And how does the church fit into all of it? This is what we get into as we explore Romans 12:3-8.

This week we get into just two verses, but in them is one of the most profound and beautiful truths of all scripture.

When we think "mystery" we tend to think it means that which is unknowable. But in the New Testament, a mystery was something previously unknown that God chose to make known. This week we explore the mystery of how God is using and will use the nation of Israel and why that's great news for believers today!