Posts with the category “forgiveness”

This powerful exploration of Romans 8 addresses one of our most fundamental struggles: the battle against sin in our daily lives. We discover that there are typically two ineffective ways we try to ha...  Read More

This powerful exploration of Romans 8 addresses one of our most fundamental struggles: the battle against sin in our daily lives. We discover that there are typically two ineffective ways we try to ha...  Read More

The sermon explains Romans 7 as Paul honestly describing his ongoing struggle with sin as a believer. God’s law is good, but our sinful nature twists it, and there is no such thing as a “small” sin—ev...  Read More

The sermon explains Romans 7 as Paul honestly describing his ongoing struggle with sin as a believer. God’s law is good, but our sinful nature twists it, and there is no such thing as a “small” sin—ev...  Read More

Genesis 2 gives us a closer look at the sixth day of creation and reveals something deeply personal about our origins: we were made for relationship with God. The Garden of Eden wasn’t paradise simply...  Read More

Genesis 2 gives us a closer look at the sixth day of creation and reveals something deeply personal about our origins: we were made for relationship with God. The Garden of Eden wasn’t paradise simply...  Read More

In this week’s message from The Heart of Our Carols, we pause at the manger and let the haunting beauty of “What Child Is This?” lead us to wonder. The carol invites us to ask the most important quest...  Read More

In this week’s message from The Heart of Our Carols, we pause at the manger and let the haunting beauty of “What Child Is This?” lead us to wonder. The carol invites us to ask the most important quest...  Read More

Restored: When God Meets Us in Our BrokennessHave you ever wrestled with shame or regret so deeply that you felt unforgivable—even by yourself? Maybe you're carrying something even now, wondering if r...  Read More

Restored: When God Meets Us in Our BrokennessHave you ever wrestled with shame or regret so deeply that you felt unforgivable—even by yourself? Maybe you're carrying something even now, wondering if r...  Read More