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In Week 8 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 15:1–13 and discover what it means to use our strength to serve others, pursue unity, and live with hope. Paul reminds us to put others before ourselves, welcome one another as Christ has welcomed us, and trust in God’s promises as He fills us with joy, peace, and hope through the power of the Holy Spirit.

In Week 7 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 14:13–23 and discover what it means to use our freedom with love, wisdom, and faith. Paul reminds us that following Jesus means loving people more than our rights, building up what God is doing in others, and allowing our freedom to be guided by faith rather than selfish desires.

In Week 6 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 14:1–12 and discover what it means to navigate disagreements with grace, humility, and love. Paul reminds us to welcome those Christ has welcomed, honor the Lord with our convictions, and leave judgment to Jesus as we remember that we all belong to Him.

In Heart for the House, we look at Luke 12:22–34 and 1 Chronicles 22 and discover what it means to live with a heart that trusts God and invests in His kingdom. Jesus challenges us to seek God first instead of being consumed by what we think we need. Discover how to fully trust God.

In Week 5 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 13:8–14 and discover what it means to live with love, urgency, and a life that reflects Jesus. Paul reminds us that love fulfills the law, that our time matters because the day is closer than we think, and that following Jesus means putting off the old life and putting on Christ.

In Week 4 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 13:1–7 and discover what it means to live as faithful citizens. Paul reminds us that God is ultimately in charge, that government has a role God has established, and that following Jesus shapes the way we respond to authority, respect others, and live with integrity in everyday life.

In Week 3 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 12:9–21 and discover what it means to live out our faith through the way we love and treat others. Paul reminds us that real love moves toward people, refuses to mirror the worst in others, and chooses to overcome evil with good.

In Week 2 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 12:3–8 and discover what it means to find our place in the body of Christ. Paul reminds us that God has uniquely gifted each of us and that we all have a purpose to play. Because God’s grace gives us different gifts, our response is to use what He has given us to serve others and build up the body of Christ.

In Week 1 of Grace in Practice, we walk through Romans 12:1–2 and discover what it means to live as a living sacrifice. Paul reminds us that God’s grace doesn’t just change what we believe, it changes how we live. Because when we truly understand God’s mercy, our response is a life surrendered to Him.

In Week 7 of Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 11:25–36 and discover that mercy gets the last word. Paul reminds us that God’s plan is bigger than what we can see, His mercy is bigger than our failure, and His wisdom is greater than our understanding. Even when we cannot see the full picture, we can trust the God whose purposes never fail and whose mercy never runs out.

In Week 6 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 11:1–24 and discover that God has not rejected His people. Paul reminds us that God preserves a people by grace, His purposes continue to move forward, and grace leaves no room for pride. We are not sustained by our own achievement but by faith in the God who faithfully carries out His purposes.

In Week 5 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 10:16–21 and discover what happens when people hear the Gospel but refuse to believe. Paul reminds us that faith comes through hearing the message about Christ, but hearing the Gospel demands a response.

In Week 4 of From Promise and Providence we walk through Romans 10:5–15 and discover that the Gospel is closer than we think. Paul reminds us that salvation isn't earned through human effort but received through faith in Jesus Christ. The message of the Gospel is near, calling each of us to respond with faith, confess Jesus as Lord, and boldly proclaim the Good News to the world.

In Week 3 of Promise and Providence, we walk through Romans 9:30–10:4 and discover that righteousness comes by faith, not works. Paul reminds us that it's possible to pursue religion and still miss Jesus. You either stand on Christ or stumble over Christ.

In Week 2 of Promise and Providence, we walk through Romans 9:14–29 and discover the greatness of God's mercy. Paul reminds us that God's mercy is not earned by our effort or deserved by our goodness—it is freely given according to His perfect will.