Pastor Richard Jackson continues through Romans 8:1–17, exploring the life-changing work of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit gives us power to break the bonds of sin, leads us in the way we should go, reminds us that we are children of God, and gives us purpose and direction as we learn to follow His voice.

What does it really mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? In this week's message from our Grounded in the Faith series through Romans, Pastor Richard Jackson explores Romans 8:1–17, revealing that the Christian life isn't lived by our own strength but through the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. Discover how God gives us new life, transforms our thinking, dwells within every believer, and empowers us to live for Him.

Why do Christians still struggle with sin? In Message 10 of our Romans series, Pastor Richard examines Paul's honest confession in Romans 7:14–25 and points us to the hope found in Jesus Christ.

In the second part of Message 9 of Grounded in the Faith, Pastor Richard Jackson examines Romans 6:14–23 and challenges believers to pursue a life of integrity. He reminds us that true freedom is found not in avoiding boundaries, but in following God's design for our lives.

What does it mean to live with integrity? In Message 9 of our Romans series, Pastor Richard Jackson explores Romans 6:14-23 and reminds us that followers of Christ are called to choose God's way and live lives that honor Him.

In Romans 5:12–21, Pastor Gary Barr reminds us that while sin entered the world through Adam, God’s grace and redemption overflow through Jesus Christ. No matter how deep sin runs, God’s grace is deeper still.

Who are we in Christ? In Message 7 of our Grounded in the Faith series through Romans, we explored Romans 6 and the powerful truth that believers are no longer slaves to sin, but new creations called to live in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Why do we suffer? In this week’s message from Romans 5, Pastor Richard reminds us that God can use even our hardest seasons to grow perseverance, character, and hope within us. Instead of asking “Why is this happening to me?”, we are invited to ask: “Holy Spirit, what are You seeking to do in my life?”