Our God is able (and willing!) to strengthen us through every circumstance we face. And He does so through the proclamation of the Person who is the Gospel. That simple truth holds profound hope. Find out more in today's message from Romans 16.

It's in community with other brothers & sisters in Christ that we get to practice living loved, because it's here that we regularly are invited to surrender our pet traditions to the Truth, even as we lovingly surrender our 'rights' to help our brothers grow in Christ. Doing so is hard, but beautiful, as we live out the Gospel. Check out this week's message from Romans 14.

Christians are the most loved people on the face of the planet. God gave His own Son for you. And, as the most loved person in the world, it is hypocritical to live any other way than loved. To live loved is to say 'yes' to the costly, compassionate & combative love that Jesus overwhelms us with. What does that look like? Find out in this week's message from Romans 12.

There is only one reasonable, logical response to the Gospel. Only one act of worship is both an intellectually sound and emotionally solid response to the manifold mercies of God: all of you given all of the time to the One who gave Himself. What's that look like? And how do you do it? For those answers, we look to Romans 12:1-2.

There is wonderful, blessed assurance in the Gospel. The kind that brings peace and confidence even on the hardest days and darkest circumstances. There's a chain, forged by God, that cannot be broken. So you will never be on your own. Find out more in this week's message from Romans 8.

One of the most profound promises of the Gospel for those who are in Christ is that you never, ever suffer alone. Every person will experience suffering at some point in their life. Christians, though, are never abandoned, never ignored, never left to face it on their own. We suffer with Christ. And that promise is made even more real by the gift of groans & guarantee of glory. Find out more in this week's message from Romans 8:12-27.

For those who are in Christ, the privileges of being a child of God are without parallel in this world. And every one of them is yours because you have been adopted into the Father's family. Learn more as Pastor Kelly invites us to consider our own privileged status as 'sons' of God from Romans 8:12-17.

The further into the heart of Christ you are drawn, the more you discover that you genuinely have a new relationship with sin. Your new story, Savior and status utterly transform all of life. Including the power sin once held. Find out more in this week's message from Romans 6:1-7.

The Gospel isn't simply an added bonus to your life; a mere enhancement to your way of being. In Christ, you receive an entirely new life, completely new way of relating to God and in His world. Because faith in Christ shifts you from death to life, condemnation to justification, Adam to Christ. Find out why this matters in today's message from Romans 5.

The Gospel isn't simply good news for very bad people. It's Good News, the best news, for those who think we're relatively, even very 'good.' For those who think it's their work that earns their welcome, their efforts that secures God's love, the Gospel declares a firm "no" that, once received, opens the way to real rest. Find out more in this week's message from Romans 3.

God's kindness is seen in its radical, radiant glory most clearly when contrasted with the reasons why we deserve to receive not kindness but His wrath. Paul highlights the 'why' for God's wrath and the breathtaking beauty of His kindness that leads us to repentance in today's passage found in Romans 1:18-32.

The Gospel transforms our life because in it a promise is revealed: There is a Person who has the power to change our standing. The implications of that truth are profound. Find out more in this week's message from Romans 1:16-17.