Have you ever felt like you’ve been given a new life in Christ, yet you still find yourself wrestling with old habits? In this week's message, Pastor Jay continues our journey through the Book of Romans, diving into one of the most relatable, and sometimes challenging passages in Scripture: Romans 7:13-25. If you've ever found yourself doing the very thing you hate, this message will bring you comfort, clarity, and point you back to our only Deliverer.

Why does God's perfect Law seem to expose our failures instead of fixing them? In this powerful study of Romans 7, you'll discover that the Law's purpose is not to make you righteous, but to lead you to Jesus, the One who can. If you've ever felt trapped between guilt and striving, this message points to the freedom, grace and fruitfulness found in a new relationship with Christ.

Raise Your SailsRomans 6:17-23Matt Mackie

Our salvation gives us a new nature that desires to obey God and sin less.Romans 6:1-17

All who are in Adam certainly die, and all who are in Christ certainly receive life.Romans 5:12-21

In Christ we have peace with God today and confident hope on the day of judgment. Romans 5:1-11

In this message, we dive into Romans 4:13-25 to see how the Apostle Paul completely dismantles the myth of self-righteousness. Right standing before God cannot be earned by our good works, religious rituals, or law-keeping.

Can your personal track record or traditions actually save you? What if they are only a false sense of security? In this message, we dive into Romans 4:1-12 to understand the true meaning of justification by faith alone.