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What can we learn from a list of names and a simple prayer? Simply put — A LOT! We have come to the end of our 49-week study through the book of Romans. We end with the Apostle Paul’s closing in Romans 16:21-27. Here we find a final list of names, and a strong prayer of encouragement. Within the text we see strong truths of Christian community, Christian leadership, and a prayer of strength for the Believer to “Continue On!”

Part 49

Romans Series

“Continue On!" (Romans 16:21-27)

Pastor Steele Croswhite

May 25 & 26, 2024

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As we arrive at the end of this letter, the Apostle Paul has one more thing he wants to remind his readers about regarding the seriousness of false teachings. As we unpack this final exhortation, we will look at the clear warning signs, as well as how the Word of God can equip us to discern what is true in a world filled with deception.

Part 48

Romans Series

“One More Thing” (Romans 16:17-20)

Pastor Bryan D. Edwards

May 18 & 19, 2024

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In Part 47 of our Romans series, we scroll through Paul’s fictional Instagram account and meet 19 more of his friends. We’ll learn what he appreciated about them and what was important to them. Ultimately, we will be challenged by 15 key questions that will help us honor God with our lives.

Part 47

Romans Series

“Epitaph” (Romans 16:9-16)

May 11 & 12, 2024

Pastor Bill Young

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In Part 46 of Romans, we start to study the longest list of greetings in the New Testament. Far from a boring list of names, these were Paul's radical friends who showed us what the 1st Century Church valued and practiced.

Part 46

Romans Series

“Paul’s Radical Friends” (Romans 16:1-8)

Pastor Josh Whitney

May 4 & 5, 2024

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We’ve all experienced the pain of grief in our lives — whether it’s the passing of a loved one, or the loss of a key aspect of our identity. It’s never easy. But, it helps to have some practical tools to use as you navigate the heavy (and often confusing) seasons of grief.

Chris Uhles (MA, ACHMC), a licensed Mental Health Counselor.

In Romans 15:22-33, we see a transition from the heavy theological chapters of Romans to getting a peek into Paul’s heart and unyielding resolve to do the will of God. His resolve was focused on leaning into God’s timing (not his own), his dedication to serving the saints, and his response to prayer. Let’s learn from how Jesus transformed Paul and how we can apply these principles to our lives.

Part 45

Romans Series

“Unyielding Resolve“ (Romans 15:22-33)

Pastor Tony D’Amico

April 27 & 28, 2024

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