Week 1 - Understanding Faith (Romans 10:17) Just like all living things, our faith needs nurturing. And we do this by studying the teachings of the Bible. Think of it like planting a garden. Just like seeds need water and sunlight to grow, our hearts need the nourishment of God's Word to develop faith. When… Continue reading August 4th – Romans 10:17
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July 29th – Romans 7:24-25
Romans 7:24-25 Sometimes no matter how hard we try, we find ourselves doing the wrong thing. Paul knew this struggle well, always feeling torn between his desire to do good and the pull of sin. Freedom in Christ means we are liberated from the power of sin, but it does not necessarily remove the desire… Continue reading July 29th – Romans 7:24-25
July 25th – Romans 8:38-39
Romans 8:38-39 Pastor Woodrow Kroll once said, “With the power of God within us, we need never fear the powers around us.” One of the greatest weapons the Enemy wields is fear. Fear that we are unlovable, too dirty, too sinful, or too broken to be of any value to God. This fear can paralyze… Continue reading July 25th – Romans 8:38-39
July 15th – Romans 12:2
Romans 12:2 Freedom in Christ liberates us from the pressures of worldly standards by renewing our minds and aligning our values with God's truth. Instead of being driven by worldly expectations of success, beauty, and happiness, we are guided by the principles of God's kingdom. This transformation allows us to see ourselves and our purpose… Continue reading July 15th – Romans 12:2
July 11th – Romans 8:1
Romans 8:1 Sadly, many people allow shame to create a barrier between themselves and God, feeling unworthy to approach Him. But Paul makes it clear that those who place their faith in Christ are freed from condemnation. In Christ, we are liberated from the chains of shame and guilt that once kept us from surrendering… Continue reading July 11th – Romans 8:1
July 2nd – Romans 6:18
Romans 6:18 The freedom from sin we receive through Jesus, transforms our relationship with God. It takes it from one marked by guilt and separation, to one filled with grace and intimacy. As sin’s power over us is broken, we experience a renewed ability to approach God with confidence knowing we are cleansed and forgiven.… Continue reading July 2nd – Romans 6:18
June 17th – Romans 12:18
Romans 12:18 Eleanor Roosevelt said, “It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.” Living in peace with others involves humility, patience, and a willingness to understand and forgive. It calls us to try and bridge divides through kindness… Continue reading June 17th – Romans 12:18
June 16th – Romans 5:1
Romans 5:1 How wonderfully freeing it is to know we are made right with God through our belief in Jesus Christ, not by our own efforts. Like a weight being lifted from our shoulders, this justification brings us great peace. It transforms our relationship with God from one of distance, to intimate harmony. To be… Continue reading June 16th – Romans 5:1
June 12th – Romans 15:13
Romans 15:13 Although the Holy Spirit is often the least celebrated within the Trinity, His presence is a source of profound joy and strength. Because The Spirit is God’s active presence within us, transforming and empowering us daily. Through the Holy Spirit, we experience an abundance of peace that surpasses understanding, even amid life’s challenges.… Continue reading June 12th – Romans 15:13
June 3rd – Romans 5:8
Romans 5:8 Paul reveals the depth of God’s love declaring that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. This sacrificial love isn’t based on our worthiness or good deeds, but on God’s unmerited grace. The magnitude of His love is shown through Jesus' willingness to lay down His life for us, offering salvation… Continue reading June 3rd – Romans 5:8
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