What we know about God from nature has huge implications for relationships, religion, even science. Let's consider the way the gospel makes this knowledge of God's presence and power something sweet to believers. --This is a re-recording of the sermon from Sunday morning.

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What we Deny about God

From the several sins listed that plague the Gentile culture, we select two to see the power of the Gospel demonstrated--disobedience to parents and greed.

The Sins that are Secretly Killing Us

In Romans 1-18-25, we see the gospel as the cure for the diseased mind, worship and relationships. Unrepentant sin brings a great curse on all three and the gospel is the cure.

The Gospel of Wrath

Paul lists off his motivations for living this dying-to-self gospel-powered life and we explore those and that life in this sermon.

The Motivation for Dying

The Gospel is designed for believers, to be preached to ourselves and understood daily.

The Gospel Every Day (2 of 2)

Preaching the gospel to ourselves, not just to unbelievers, is a source of great power and assurance in the Christian life. This sermon, with helps from Milton Vincent, Jerry Bridges, C. John Miller, and Sinclair Ferguson, point us to this great power for living found in Romans 1-16-17.

The Gospel Every Day (1 of 2)

The conversion of Paul and a refining of our understanding of the gospel -including justification and righteousness- is our focus as we continue to build our understanding of Paul's purpose for the book of Romans--to unite God's people in their common joy over the righteousness of God applied to them.

Set Apart for the Gospel

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