scripture: romans 6:1-6:14

Listen as Pastor Mark teaches that we need to be empowered to overcome and be transformed on the inside instead of behavior modification on the outside.

In part of 4 of the Giants Will Fall series, Pastor Chris Kipp teaches from Romans 6:1-14 on addictions.

Leaving the courtroom, we are now entering the "power plant" at the beginning of Romans chapter six. Paul starts by answering a question that might immediately surface after we learn God's grace overflows where sin abounds: well then, why not sin so that grace might "super-abound!?" But, the truth is that we are in a war with sin, and the "weapons" of this war are the members of our body that Paul talks about. We have a choice--to offer these to God for service, or to use them as "instruments" of unrighteousness. Listen in as we enter the "power plant" in the next few chapters of our study in Romans.

Christian's possess a new life, identity and status in Christ that should lead them to a new way of living. In Roman' chapter 6 the Apostle Paul explains some things that every Christian needs to know, namely that they died with Christ. They must consider themselves to be dead to sin and alive to God and they must respond to this good news by presenting their body to God as instruments of righteousness.

If God's grace addresses our sins, and if it's available when we sin, is it ok to sin more so that we experience more of God's grace? Join us as we explore Paul's thoughts on the matter.

If God's grace addresses our sins, and if it's available when we sin, is it ok to sin more so that we experience more of God's grace? Join us as we explore Paul's thoughts on the matter.

Set Free # 1 - A Study of Romans 6

Worship Service - 11/22/15

Worship Service - 11/22/15

Pastor Elliott preaches Romans 6:1-14. These are perhaps some of the very most important verses in the New Testament! "In Christ: Alive & Flying!" How to live the victorious Christian life!

Eric leads us through Romans 6:1-14 and answers the question: Should we go on sinning so that grace may increase?

When Jesus declared "it is finished", one of the things He did was completely destroy the power of sin in our lives.

Surrendering our lives to Christ daily is the key ingredient to living the life Christ spoke about.

Surrendering our lives to Christ daily is the key ingredient to living the life Christ spoke about.

God’s love moves us to find our identity in our hope, our suffering, and our God.

God’s love moves us to find our identity in our hope, our suffering, and our God.

At a Church in the Graveyard service, Andrew Errington teaches from Romans chapter 6.

Here we tackle an ongoing issue and one that is easily overlooked - the purity of a holy life.