Our Messages

Let's follow along as Joseph Kobel closes out our study through Romans. We should receive each other well, not just in within the Church, but out of it as well. Jesus is our perfect theology. The Gospel is ours, let's own it together.

God is on the move! Let's join Joseph Kobel as we continue through Roman's. Now, let's be refreshed in the presence of God. Wherever we go God goes with us.

It's not us who gets to say, "Well Done." Christianity is the complete opposite of selfishness. Let's make our lives a contest to out serve one another. Let's live like Jesus and be a servant to all.

We have the hope of the Gospel! Our job is to single mindedly serve Jesus. Arguing and enjoying our liberty at the expense of others will destroy their faith. Let us walk in love.

We shouldn't be judged by others for how we serve nor should we judge how others server. They, as well as us, live for the Lord.

Even though Christians are not subject to the law, when we live with love, by default, we fulfill the law.

Paul shows us the characteristics of a real Christian. How do you receive and live displaying those characteristics? With a renewed mind.

God's promises and calling are irrevocable. Israel may be currently hardened, but God is not done with them.

Do you have a changed life? Let's listen in as Joseph Kobel preaches from Romans. We have a wild nature before we are saved, but are grafted in through Jesus. We stand by faith trusting in God.

Pastor Wayne reminds us of the desperate need for salvation. We have to get to know His son and then let the world know He's our Lord.

We continue through Romans. Who are we to argue with God? The Creator get to choose how his creation is used. We have a personal responsibility to respond to the Gospel. Our righteousness is attained through faith, not through the adherence of the Law.

Let's join Pastor Wayne as we navigate through Romans. We are justified by faith, Amen! We are his elect. God is definitely in control, thank goodness. In the end He chooses who is worthy.