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This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans by looking at Romans 15:1–13 and what it means to live in unity as the body of Christ. Jesus is our example of what it looks like to put others before ourselves. As a church shaped by His love, we're called to move beyond personal preferences and differences and become a unified people who bring glory to God and reflect His heart for the world. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 14:1–23 to see how following Jesus changes the way we handle disagreements and why love and unity should guide how we treat one another. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 13:1–14 to discover how followers of Jesus should navigate politics, relate to governing authorities, and remain faithful to Jesus in a divided world. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 12:9–21 to discover what sincere, Christlike love actually looks like in everyday life. We saw how Jesus transforms us into people who love deeply—not only those who love us back, but even our enemies. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 12:3-8 as Paul calls us to see ourselves rightly, live humbly, and embrace the unique role God has given each of us. We discovered how following Jesus means moving beyond self-preservation and into a life of belonging, serving, and using our gifts for the good of the body of Christ. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 12:1–2 to see that true worship is offering our whole lives to God and allowing Him to transform us from the inside out. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 11:1–36 to see why our failures don’t have to be final. Even when we have wandered, stumbled, or fallen into unbelief, God’s mercy is still available. As long as there is breath in our lungs, there is still an opportunity to turn back to Him. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans. We looked at Romans 10:14–21 to see how God uses ordinary people to carry the gospel to the world. We were reminded of why we exist, what it means to be sent, and the part each of us has to play in helping others hear the good news of Jesus. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our series in Romans, looking at Romans 10:1–13. We saw how our pursuit of righteousness can lead us in the wrong direction when we rely on ourselves instead of trusting in Christ. We were reminded that the righteousness God provides through faith in Jesus is near to us and available to everyone who calls on Him. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our Romans series. We looked at Romans 9:1–33 to see how God remains faithful to His promises, even when His people are unfaithful—and how His mercy ultimately leads us to Jesus. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our Romans series. We looked at Romans 8:26–39 to see that even in a world full of uncertainty, we can live with tremendous confidence because God is for us. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our Romans series. We looked at Romans 8:14–25 to discover the beautiful privileges of being a child of God and the glorious future that awaits us in Christ. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we continued our Romans series. We looked at Romans 8:1–13 to see how the Holy Spirit frees us from condemnation and empowers us to live the life God has called us to. Sent Church WeAreSent.church

This Sunday, we welcomed Sam Johnson from Priority One! Priority One is a global organization focused on building schools, training up pastors, and making disciples. He shared about the powerful work happening all over the world through Priority One and how we can be part of God’s global mission through Kingdom Builders.

This Sunday, we unpacked Romans 7:7-25 and discovered why we need more than theological information and rules to experience freedom from sin. We discovered how we need the rescuing power of Jesus and the transforming work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.