Loved and Called

Through many trials and tribulations, the children of God persevere. We understand that all things work together for good. Since God has given His Son, we are confident that He will freely give us all things; therefore, we continue in the faith.

The Children of God

As sons and heirs, we eagerly await redemption. When all of creation is set free from bondage and our Father’s glory is revealed in us, we will understand that any suffering or sacrifice on our part was nothing in comparison. Our hope is in Him.

Spiritually Minded

Those who are in Christ are at peace with God, having His Spirit dwelling within them. He guides them into all truth. If we are led by Him, we are His children and His heirs.

No Condemnation

False prophets, false teachers, and wolves are those who promote the law of sin and death. They live with disregard for God and use guilt to control others into following them. But for those who are in Christ, there is freedom as we walk out our faith with deep reverence for the One who loves our soul.

The War Within

All of mankind is defective and possesses a fleshly nature. It is through the Spirit that we are able to wage war against our flesh, and it is Christ who delivers us from the law of sin and death.

No Victory Is Found in the Law

While the law is good and given to govern the hearts of men, true power is found through God. The believer overcomes sin when he thirsts, comes, and drinks of His Spirit.

How to Heal a Nation

If sin no longer reigned within us, the strife that causes division could be eliminated. God has already given us everything we need for life and godliness. His grace is the means of change, made available to mankind through Christ.

Just as Christ died to sin and now lives unto God, so we too are called to see that reality reflected in our own lives. God’s will is that sin would no longer rule over us. But how can the stronghold of sin be broken in our lives? Join us as we look at the second half of Romans chapter 6.

Dead to Sin, Alive to God

Our physical baptism is a symbol of our immersion into Christ. In it, we identify with His death, burial, and resurrection. Paul reminds us that knowing we have been crucified with Christ is essential—because this truth frees us to live not under the weight of sin, but in the power of His grace.