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Discovering Your Purpose
[Romans 11:22-36] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

You have discovered your roots – you have been grafted into God’s covenant of salvation through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Now the question is, why? If you remain in God’s kindness through faith, you will live out this purpose. If not, you will be cut off, as all unbelievers are.

Discovering Our Roots, Part 2
[Romans 11:17-22] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

It’s important to know where we come from. If we don’t, we will forget our roots. We will forget who or what got us here. Today, the Apostle Paul reminds us: ‘Watchout! It is very easy to become arrogant regarding God’s blessing of salvation upon your life.’ Let’s remember who we are.

Discovering Our Roots
[Romans 11:15-18] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

It’s important to know where we come from. If we don’t, we will forget our roots. We will forget who or what got us here. Today, the Apostle Paul reminds us: ‘Watchout! It is very easy to become arrogant regarding God’s blessing of salvation upon your life.’ Let’s remember who we are.

God’s Not Done!
[Romans 11:11-16] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Do you think our religion Christianity, like Judaism, has peaked? Could it be just a matter of time before our society is labeled post-Christian, and another religion will start to prevail? Paul reminds us that God is not done, and we have yet to see the fullness of the Gospel riches.

The Way
[Acts 2:42-47] – Hugh Poland
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

2000 years ago, to be a follower of Jesus in the first century was to be a member of “The Way.” Today we live in a time when “being spiritual” is hot, but being a member of a church is not. More and more, people say they love Jesus, but they just can’t stand the church. So, what is life on “The Way” really supposed to look like?

The Envious Life
[Romans 11:11-12] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Do you live a life of envy? Not are you envious of others, but do they envy you? Not your family or possessions, but rather your life with Christ? If not, perhaps you are not living in Christ as you should.