To die to sin doesn’t mean we’ll never struggle again, but it does mean sin no longer defines us. In Christ, we’ve been given a new identity. Baptism points to this truth—we were buried with Him and raised to new life (Romans 6:3–4).
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Jason Corder
Romans – Faith that Moves
Faith isn’t a label—it moves. Romans 4 shows us how Abraham trusted God when it seemed impossible.
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More Than Just Religion
We’ve been walking through the book of Romans—Paul’s rich, passionate letter about the power of the gospel and the reality of our need for it. Today, Paul continues turning up…
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Leading with Integrity
Romans 2:1–16 Everywhere you look today, people are desperate for strong leaders— But perhaps nowhere is godly leadership more needed—or more tested—than in the home. The apostle Paul, in Romans…
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What’s the Problem with Sin?
Have you ever had a smoke alarm go off at home—not because of a fire, but because of burnt toast or steam from the shower? At first, it’s alarming. But…
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