“What’s the plan?” We all like to know what’s going to happen, and we plan our careers, relationships, and our whole lives ahead as best we can. But what about things we can’t know? This Sunday's passage will show us the breadth of God’s mercy and the depth of his wisdom.
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- 1 Corinthians 3
- 1 Kings 1
- 1 Timothy 12
- 10 Commandments 11
- 2 Corinthians 1
- 2 John 3
- 2 Samuel 1
- Acts 4
- Advent 6
- Authority 8
- Boy Meets Girl 4
- Crazy Busy 4
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- Deuteronomy 1
- Easter 5
- Ecclesiastes 1
- Ephesians 15
- Esther 9
- Exodus 1
- Ezekiel 2
- Galatians 13
- Genesis 58
- Glorify God w/Your Body 2
- Good Friday 1
- Haggai 5
- Isaiah 9 (Advent) 4
- James 15
- Jeremiah 2
- John 15
- Jonah 5
- Jude 1
- Judges 1
- Lord Help My Unbelief 3
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- Malachi 6
- Mark 1
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- Missions 7
- Parables of Jesus 3
- Philippians 14
- Proverbs 10
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- Rhythms of Grace 3
- Romans 37
- Ruth 4
- Share 3
"The Kindness and Severity of God" (Romans 11:11-24) →
/How should we respond to God’s mysterious plan of salvation? This Sunday's passage will call us to greater hope in light of God’s mercy and greater humility in light of God’s judgment.
"A Remnant, Chosen by Grace" (Romans 11:1-10)→
/Most of us are surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues who do not believe in Christ. Many of us even know people who once seemed to believe in Jesus yet have fallen away. This Sunday's passage will remind us that even if so many people are rejecting Christ, God's grace is enough to preserve a remnant, chosen by his grace. Human rejection can never thwart God's plan.
"Good News for Everyone" (Romans 10:5-21)→
/God's sovereignty over salvation does not erase our responsibility to believe and preach. This Sunday we continue with the theme of God's good plan in the gospel. We'll see both the availability of salvation and the necessity of evangelism.
"The Wrong Way to Get Right with God" (Romans 9:30-10:4)→
/Why are some people saved while others are not? We continue with this theme of God's good plan in the gospel. We'll see that there is a right and wrong way to seek salvation.
"Is God Fair?" (Romans 9:1-29)→
/This Sunday we’re back in Romans! Romans 9-11 is all about God’s Plan in the Gospel. Why do some believe and some don’t? And how should we respond both to our own salvation and to see more people believe?
"Empowered to Witness" (Acts 1:8)→
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The Holy Spirit helps us to share our faith with non-Christians. But what does that practically look like? What does that really mean? Let's see how the Holy Spirit empowers us to witness about Jesus.
"How Spiritual Gifts Cultivate Compelling Community" 1 Corinthians 12:4-27→
/We've seen that Christ's vision for the church is in both wide diversity and deep unity. But He doesn't leave us to figure this out alone. We are supernaturally empowered by the Holy Spirit to foster compelling community. What kind of power? How does this work? We'll see this Sunday as we consider how God uses each church member's spiritual gifts to cultivate compelling community.
"Discipling Promotes Compelling Community" 1 Corinthians 11:1→
/Discipling plays a key role in God's plan for the world. Let's see what discipling is all about and how we can be a part of it!
"How Leadership Cultivates Compelling Community" (Acts 6:1-7)→
/We've seen that Christ's vision for the church is to be both wide and deep--diversity and unity. Yet this is easier said than done. What happens when the diversity of the church causes disunity? When unity is threatened, we'll see that God has given his church a gift to help: leaders.
"How Prayer Cultivates Compelling Community" (Acts 4:23-31)→
/Christ's vision for us, his body, is to be community that is uniquely diverse and unified--wide and deep. Most people like unity and diversity in theory, but it's much harder to work out in reality. We'll consider this Sunday one way Scripture teaches us to foster compelling community: praying together.
"What Makes Christian Community Compelling?" (Ephesians 2:11-22)→
/In our increasingly isolated world, the church is a unique place where community can flourish. But what makes church community different? We're beginning a series considering how the gospel transforms our relationships with one another. This Sunday, we'll see how God's word makes a Christian community that is both wide and deep.
"If God Is For Us" (Romans 8:31-39)→
/No matter how deep sins or hard our sufferings, God is for us!
"Groaning for Glory" (Romans 8:18-30)→
/How should we respond when suffering comes? How can we have a real hope in the midst of difficulty? This Sunday we'll see what empowers us to find a patient hope in the midst of trouble.
"Sons of God" (Romans 8:12-17)→
/Christians are not just forgiven but, by the power of the Holy Spirit, we enter into a new relationship with God! We'll see this Sunday what that relationship is like. We are debtors, sons, and heirs.
"Set Free by the Spirit" (Romans 8:1-11)→
/Do you ever get discouraged by your repeated sins and failures? Why is it so hard to follow Jesus? Who can help us? This Sunday we’ll see how the power of the Holy Spirit enables us to walk in righteousness!
"The Battle Within" (Romans 7:7-25)→
/To live as a Christian means thart we need to fight daily against our sinful flesh and depend on Jesus for victory
"The Fruitful Life" (Romans 7:1-6)→
/The Holy Spirit empowers us to bear fruit for God, so that we are not bonded by the law.
"Free to Serve God" (Romans 6:15-23)→
/Our culture today values personal freedom almost above all else. The ability for someone to be and live however they want is celebrated, while any kind of constraint on this is derided. But is this kind of freedom possible? Where does it lead? Our passage this Sunday shows us how the gospel brings true freedom and life through Christ.
"Dead to Sin, Alive to God" (Romans 6:1-14)→
/How do you respond when you struggle with sin? Do you throw your hands up in defeat? Do you shrug your shoulders because Jesus promised to forgive you? In our passage this Sunday we'll see how the gospel not only blesses us with life for eternity, but that it has real impact on our lives for today.