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But You Were Washed
[1 Corinthians 6:9–11] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

For months, we’ve been walking through Romans 12 and 13, exploring the theme of “Renewing and Doing.” But what happens when our lives reflect what was instead of what is—or what should be? The Apostle Paul gives a sobering warning: you may be deceived by the enemy… or maybe you’re just lying to yourself. Have you been washed?

Good Advice
[Isaiah 40:8] – Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

How do we make decisions? How do we manage our lives and pursue what truly matters? Do we let circumstances, convenience, or criticism shape our choices? Or do we live with conviction? This week, I want to offer you some Good Advice on how to develop strong convictions—and how to live by them.

The Perpetual Debt
[Romans 13:8–14] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

There’s no question that being a faithful steward includes paying what you owe. But Scripture speaks of a unique kind of debt—an obligation that can never be fully repaid: the debt of love. We are called to continually extend love and promote peace to everyone, living lives that reflect Christ’s compassion and grace.

To Whom Are You Subject? Pt 2
[Romans 13:1-7] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Pastor Paul continues his sermon from last week. How should we, as Christians, interact with and respond to those in authority over us? While the Bible doesn’t address this topic extensively, it does offer guidance. So what are we to do?

To Whom Are You Subject?
[Romans 13:1-7] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Laws, taxes, voting, politicians (local, state, and national), policies—the truth is, we’re all involved with government in some way. How should we, as Christians, interact with and respond to those in authority over us? While the Bible doesn’t address this topic extensively, it does offer guidance. So what are we to do?

The Tale of Three Paths
[Proverbs 2:1-21] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

“What path will you take?” This question isn’t just for graduates—it’s for all of us. While graduates begin a new chapter, each of us must consider whether we’re walking the only path that leads to the Lord. The stakes are high. The path you choose will determine where you spend eternity. Choose wisely.