In this message from Romans 6:5-14, Pastor Ritch explains that we must stop trying to think positively to gain victory over sin, and instead begin to think doctrinally in order to develop a clearer understanding of the finished work of the Gospel.
In this message from Romans 6:5-14, Pastor Ritch explains that we must stop trying to think positively to gain victory over sin, and instead begin to think doctrinally in order to develop a clearer understanding of the finished work of the Gospel.
Our union with Christ is a union with death and life. The life we once lived has died and been buried, never to return. But far from remaining in that state, we are raised again in new life by the power of Christ. In this message from Romans 6:1-11, Pastor Ritch teaches how we can… Read more »
The Gospel brings God’s forgiveness to all believers, but it continues far beyond the moment of justification. The Gospel ushers in the power of God to bring about radical life transformation through sanctification. In this message from Romans 6:1-5, Pastor Ritch teaches how the Gospel is active in the life of every believer as they… Read more »
God’s grace is greater than all our sin. It is greater than the condemnation our sin merits, and it is greater than the enslavement our sin creates. Listen as Pastor Ritch finishes this four-part message from Romans 5:20-6:2.
God’s grace is greater than all our sin. It is greater than the condemnation our sin merits, and it is greater than the enslavement our sin creates. Listen as Pastor Ritch continues our four-part message from Romans 5:20-6:2.
God’s grace is greater than all our sin. It is greater than the condemnation our sin merits, greater than the enslavement our sin creates, and it covers whatever spiritual debt our sin incurs in our lives. Pastor Ritch teaches the astonishing truth of that statement in this two-part message from Romans 5:20-6:2.
God’s grace is greater than all our sin. It is greater than the condemnation our sin merits, greater than the enslavement our sin creates, and it covers whatever spiritual debt our sin incurs in our lives. Pastor Ritch teaches the astonishing truth of that statement in this two-part message from Romans 5:20-6:2.
