Sunday, February 16th 2025

Romans 1:1-17

This week we will being our discussion of Paul’s letter tothe Romans. What some people call the greatest explanation of the Gospel in all of the Bible. But what is the Gospel? Some simply say it is the good news. The good news about what? Why is it good? We could not be more excited to begin toshare this good news with you this Sunday!

Sunday, February 9th 2025
Romans 1:16-17
I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed – a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: "The righteous will live by faith."
This verse is our theme as we begin a study of one of the most powerful letters in all of the New Testament. Paul’s letter to the Roman church has been called the greatest explanation of the Gospel in all of the Bible. Why is this letter held in such high regard? Maybe you have heard the word Gospel before and you are wondering what the word even means. Over the next several weeks we will go through the entire letter together. We want to be very intentional about challenging the believer throughout this series. But we must also must be just as deliberate about informing the prebeliever about the truth and love, and grace and mercy, and righteousness of God. So that they can come to a saving knowledge of Him!

Sunday, January 26 2025
Lord, Help Me Be Generous with my treasures and my resources.
How generous you are just might be determined by what you think about these three things. Time, talent, treasures. When someone asks you to serve, whose time are you giving up? When someone is in need of skills you have, are those your skills? When you consider giving and you look at your finances, whose money is it? If it is your time, your skills and your money it will be very hard to be generous. However, if it is God’s time, after all He created it and He alone knows how much you have. If it is God who has blessed you with the skills and abilities you have. If we realize that everything we have is actually owned by our Heavenly Father in the first place, then generosity in all three areas becomes an act of thanksgiving back to our God! Using our time, talent, and treasures for His glory is an act of worship!