Sermon Archive

Sermon Christianity isn’t just historical information, it’s the life altering work of Christ for humanity. When you grasp it everything changes and you give your all to live for Christ. Pastor Ryan teaches from Romans 16; “We live the gospel in real life”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 16 Look Ahead

Sermon How do you know what is most important to a person? It comes out in how they live their life, in what they prioritize. Pastor Ryan teaches from Romans 15:14-33 where Paul shares his heart for the Lord and for ministry; “Who am I, and what matters most”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 15:14-33 Look Ahead

Sermon Why must the strong help the weak? Can’t we just run our own race and those who fall behind are on their own? The gospel of Christ teaches and shows us that we are a body that is committed to helping one another. Pastor Ryan teaches from Romans 15:1-13, “We must bear and build up the weak”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 15:1-13 Look Ahead

Sermon What’s more important, my individual freedoms, or the growth of the group? While we are given great freedom in Christ, we also have a great responsibility to help those who are weak in faith. Pastor Ryan teaches from Romans 14:13-23, “We forgo our freedom to build up the body”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 14:13-23 Look Ahead

Sermon How do we function together as a church when we have so many differing views? What should we prioritize in how we treat one another? Pastor Ryan walks us through the answers to these questions from Romans 14:1-13a, “Our priority is Christian welcome, not imposing our opinions”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 14:1-13a Look Ahead

Sermon How much time do we really have? Jesus is coming soon and we want to be ready. Pastor Ryan preaches from Romans 13:11-14, “Wake up, toss sin, and live only for Jesus”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 13:11-14 Look Ahead

Sermon There are two types of debt in Romans 13:8-10. One that we want to get rid of, and one that we owe forever. Pastor Ryan’s sermon will walk us through them both; “We Always Owe Love”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 13:8-10 Look Ahead

Sermon Government and politics can be a major source of frustration and conflict. How should a follower of Christ view and respond to government authorities? Pastor Ryan address this topic from Romans 13:1-7, “Christians live as citizens under God’s authority”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 13:1-7 Look Ahead

Sermon Getting along with people can be a great challenge in life. How should we respond to others, particularly those who are hostile to us? Pastor Ryan walks through several scenarios for response in Romans 12:14-21, “Reverse your reaction, so you reverse the result”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 12:14-21 Look Ahead

Sermon How do we specifically live our lives to love God? What does that look like in living color? Pastor Ryan explores these questions in Romans 12:9-13, “Genuine love looks like…”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 12:9-13 Look Ahead

Sermon What is our true motivation to be part of a church and to use our gifts to serve? Pastor Ryan explores this question in Romans 12:3-8, “Think humbly to serve genuinely”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 12:1-8 Look Ahead

Sermon When you understand all that God has done for us in Christ, there is only one reasonable response. Pastor Ryan share this response from Romans 12:1-2, “We respond to God’s mercy by giving our all”. Application Questions Look Back Look UpRead Romans 12:1-2 Look Ahead