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We believe the gospel impacts and transforms all aspects of our lives, our family, our neighborhoods, the arts, our faith communities, the marketplace and our world. As a faith community following Christ we are called to respond by engaging others with compassion, love and hope. ChurchONE supports local, regional and international efforts including YoungLife | ACTC | First Fruits Farm | Helping Up Mission | Cuirim House | IRC

  1. 3d ago

    Making Space for Others | Romans 11 | Mike Donohue

    Making Space for Others | Romans 11 | Mike Donohue If God wants to save us, what does it mean when the people around us simply aren't interested? Romans 11 wrestles with a difficult question: why do some people seem hardened to the good news of Jesus? For Paul, this wasn't merely a theological problem. He deeply cared that others would experience the mercy of God that he had experienced himself. In this message, Mike Donohue explores the mystery of God's mercy and what it means for the way we see, love, and engage the people around us. Together we'll explore: Why Paul cared so deeply that others would know Jesus How comparison can leave us with restless hearts Why only God can ultimately tell us that we're "enough" How the gospel transcends cultures without erasing their differences What it looks like to make physical, relational, and spiritual space for others How we can share our faith without manipulation or feeling responsible for the outcomeWe aren't called to force people to believe, nor are we called to simply stop caring. Instead, we're invited to live in the tension—to pray, make space, listen, engage, and trust that God is already at work. God's mercy isn't something we're meant to hold onto for ourselves. It's something we're invited to receive and then make space for others to receive as well. "Oh, how great are God's riches and wisdom and knowledge! How impossible it is for us to understand his decisions and his ways!" — Romans 11:33 If this message encouraged you, please follow the podcast and share this episode with someone who needs to be reminded of the incredible mercy of God. Church OneSunday Mornings at 10:15 AM6200 North Charles StreetTowson, MD 21212 Learn more at:https://www.churchone.us

  2. Aug 9

    You Are Enough | Romans 10:5–11 | Mike Donohue

    You Are Enough | Romans 10:5–11 | Mike Donohue Do you ever wonder if you're doing enough, achieving enough, or simply being enough? We live in a world of constant comparison. We're surrounded by reminders of what others have accomplished, how they live, and where we seemingly fall short. But in Romans 10, Paul points us toward a radically different answer to our longing to be enough. In this message, Mike Donohue explores Romans 10:5–11 through three ideas: the ladder, the message, and the mouth. Together we'll explore: Why righteousness and justification speak to our desire to be "enough"Why we can't climb our way toward acceptance with GodHow Jesus accomplished what we could not accomplish ourselvesWhat it means to confess that Jesus is LordWhy being right with God is something we receive, not something we achieveThe Christian faith isn't about climbing a ladder high enough to reach God. Jesus came down to us and accomplished what we could never accomplish on our own. Our enoughness isn't found in our performance, success, reputation, or comparison with others. Through what Jesus has done for us, God declares that we are enough. "If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." — Romans 10:9 If this message encouraged you, please follow the podcast and share this episode with someone who needs the reminder that our standing with God isn't something we achieve—it's something we receive. Church One Sunday Mornings at 10:15 AM 6200 North Charles Street Towson, MD 21212 Learn more at: https://www.churchone.us

  3. Aug 2

    You're Meant for More | Mark 5:1–20 | Will Cox

    You're Meant for More | Mark 5:1–20 | Will Cox Have you ever felt like God was pursuing you—even when you were running the other direction? In this message, Will Cox explores the powerful story of Jesus and the demon-possessed man in Mark 5:1–20. It's one of the Bible's most dramatic pictures of transformation, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace and that Jesus has the authority to set people free. Together we'll explore: Jesus' authority over both the physical and spiritual worldThe difference between obvious and subtle forms of spiritual bondageHow God's love pursues us even when we run from HimWhy Jesus frees us not only from something, but for somethingHow your story can point others to ChristJust as Jesus crossed the Sea of Galilee to seek out one broken man, He continues to pursue each of us today. He doesn't simply rescue us from our past—He calls us into a life of purpose, inviting us to share the story of His grace with others. "Go home to your own people and tell them how much the Lord has done for you, and how he has had mercy on you." — Mark 5:19 If this message encouraged you, please follow the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear that no one is beyond the reach of God's love. ChurchONESunday Mornings at 10:15 AM6200 North Charles StreetTowson, MD 21212 Learn more at: https://www.churchone.us

  4. Jul 26

    Nothing Can Separate Us | Romans 8:31–39 | John Zeigenfuse

    Nothing Can Separate Us | Romans 8:31–39 | John Zeigenfuse If God is for us, who can be against us? Romans 8 reaches its breathtaking conclusion with one of the Bible's greatest declarations of hope: nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. In this message, John Zeigenfuse explores Romans 8:31–39, revealing how this passage invites us to see the beauty of Scripture and deepen our affection for Jesus Christ. By tracing connections throughout the Bible—from the Exodus, to the Gospels, to Christ's ascension—we discover a God who continually moves toward His people in love. Together we'll explore: How God the Father has proven His love for us Why Jesus continues to intercede on our behalf The incredible promise that nothing can separate us from God's love The beauty and unity of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation What it means to be welcomed home by our Heavenly FatherWhether you're walking through uncertainty, suffering, or doubt, Romans 8 reminds us that God's love is secure, His promises are certain, and Christ is continually working on our behalf. "For I am convinced that neither death nor life... nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord." — Romans 8:38–39 If this message encouraged you, please follow the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs the reminder that nothing can separate them from the love of Christ. Church OneSunday Mornings at 10:15 AM6200 North Charles StreetTowson, MD 21212 Learn more at:https://www.churchone.us

  5. Jul 19

    Why Did Jesus Have to Die? | Romans 8:3 & 8:15–17 | Mike Donohue

    Why did Jesus have to die? It's one of the most important questions in the Christian faith—and one that deserves more than a simple answer. In this message, Mike Donohue continues our journey through Romans 8 by exploring the doctrine of Christ's substitutionary atonement. Rather than asking us to simply accept what we've been told, we're invited to wrestle with what we believe and why we believe it. Together we'll consider: • Why sin ultimately produces death • How God's justice and mercy meet at the cross • Why forgiveness is always costly • What it means that Jesus took our place • How faith moves us from fear and slavery to sonship and inheritance The gospel isn't just information to borrow from someone else—it is truth meant to become our own. As we wrestle with these questions, we grow from simply hearing about Jesus to confidently trusting Him. "So you have not received a spirit that makes you fearful slaves. Instead, you received God's Spirit when he adopted you as his own children." — Romans 8:15 If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who is searching for a deeper understanding of why Jesus came, why He died, and what that means for us today. For more information, visit: https://www.churchone.us Join us in person: Sunday Mornings at 10:15 AM 6200 North Charles Street Towson, MD 21212

  6. Jul 12

    No Condemnation | Romans 8:1-4 & 9-11 | Mike Donohue

    Living in the Freedom of Christ | Romans 8:1-4 & 9-11 What is God's answer to the problem of sin? After wrestling with the reality of sin in Romans 7, Paul opens Romans 8 with one of the most hope-filled declarations in all of Scripture: "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." In this message, Mike Donohue explores Romans 8:1-4 & 9-11 and reminds us that the gospel begins, not with something we must do, but with what God has already done through Jesus Christ. Together we'll explore: • God's verdict: "No condemnation"• What it means to be united with Christ • How the Holy Spirit dwells within every believer • Why our identity is rooted in God's acceptance, not our performance • Practical ways to live in the freedom Christ has already won Rather than striving to earn God's approval, we're invited to receive His grace, surrender daily to His Spirit, and walk in community with one another. Jesus doesn't simply hand us a better set of rules—He gives us Himself. "So now there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus." — Romans 8:1 If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear the life-changing truth that in Christ there is no condemnation. For more information, visit: https://www.churchone.us Join us in person: Sunday Mornings at 10:15 AM 6200 North Charles Street Towson, MD 21212

  7. Jul 5

    Romans 7:15–25 with Mike Donohue

    Why do we keep doing the very things we don't want to do? In one of the most relatable passages in all of Scripture, Paul describes the inner struggle that every person experiences. We know what is right, we want what is good, yet we often find ourselves falling back into old patterns. Romans 7 reminds us that our struggle isn't simply about willpower—it's about the deeper problem and power of sin. In this message, Mike Donohue explores Romans 7:15–25 by unpacking two foundational truths: • The problem of sin • The power of sin Rather than treating sin as a series of mistakes, Paul reveals it as an active force that corrupts even the good things in our lives. The answer isn't trying harder or becoming more religious—it is found in the person of Jesus Christ. This message invites us to honestly examine our own hearts: • How have I experienced the problem of sin this week? • Am I trying to overcome it on my own? • Am I trusting Jesus to do what I cannot do for myself? Even in the middle of our struggle, Paul points us toward hope: "Who will free me from this life that is dominated by sin and death? Thank God! The answer is in Jesus Christ our Lord." — Romans 7:24–25 If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that our hope is not found in trying harder, but in the grace and power of Jesus Christ. For more information, visit:https://www.churchone.us Join us in person:Sunday Mornings at 10:15 AM6200 North Charles StreetTowson, MD 21212

  8. Jun 28

    Romans 6:12-23 with Renee Frustaci - 2026.6.28

    What does it really mean to be free? Our culture often tells us that freedom means doing whatever we want—but Paul offers a radically different perspective in Romans 6. True freedom isn't found in self-rule; it's found in surrendering to the One who gives life. In this message, Renee Frustaci walks through Romans 6:12–23 by asking three powerful questions: • Who's leading me? • Who am I becoming? • Who am I trusting? As followers of Jesus, we're no longer trying to earn God's favor—we're learning to live from the grace we've already been given. Through Christ, sin no longer has the final say, and we are invited into a life marked by freedom, holiness, and transformation. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, control, approval, or old habits that seem impossible to break, this message is a reminder that Jesus doesn't just forgive our past—He breaks the power of what once held us captive. "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." — Romans 6:23 If this message encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that true freedom is found in Christ. For more information visit www.churchone.us Join us in person. Sunday Mornings at 10:15AM6200 North Charles StreetTowson, MD 21212

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We believe the gospel impacts and transforms all aspects of our lives, our family, our neighborhoods, the arts, our faith communities, the marketplace and our world. As a faith community following Christ we are called to respond by engaging others with compassion, love and hope. ChurchONE supports local, regional and international efforts including YoungLife | ACTC | First Fruits Farm | Helping Up Mission | Cuirim House | IRC

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    2025 - 2026
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