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In this sermon from Romans 12:1, Pastor Brice teaches why the paradox of being a “living sacrifice” is central to Christian worship.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Reasonable Worship
Romans 12:1
I. Service to God is the most reasonable work for a Christian
A. Motivated by mercy
B. Sacrificial worship
In this Resurrection Sunday sermon, Pastor Brice explores how God’s infinite wisdom should cause us to marvel at his plan to save.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Exploring God’s Wisdom in Salvation
Romans 11:33-36
I. We must trust in the gospel because God is infinite in wisdom
A. He knows everything
B. His knowledge makes his wisdom immensely rich
C. His judgements and ways are unknowable
II. We must trust in the gospel because God is infinite in being
In this sermon, Pastor Brice discusses how God's unchanging character guarantees that he will keep his promises.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People? - Part 6
Romans 11:28-32
VI. God keeps his covenant because of his unchanging character
A. God is immutable, therefore his covenant endures
B. God is love, therefore his mercy endures
C. God is just, therefore all people are consigned to disobedience
In this sermon, Pastor Brice explains how God demonstrates both his justice and his grace through Israel’s unbelief.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People? - Part 5
Romans 11:22-27
V. Through Israel’s unbelief God is showing both justice and grace
A. We should take note of Israel’s history
B. We should take note of God’s faithfulness
C. We should take note of God’s way to salvation
In this sermon, Pastor Brice explains how God grafted branches into his covenant people.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People? - Part 4
Romans 11:17-21
IV. He has grafted in new branches
A. There is one tree with various branches
B. Each branch is dependent on the root
1. Work out their salvation in fear and trembling
2. Do not become proud
3. Do not assume God’s favor
In this sermon, Pastor Brice shows how God used the Israelites’ rejection of the Messiah to bring the Gospel to the world.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People? - Part 3
Romans 11:11-16
III. Israel’s rejection has opened the gospel to the world
A. Israel was intended to be God’s gospel light
B. Israel took God’s covenant for granted
C. The Gentile faith brought out Israel’s jealousy
D. Israel's rejection is not final
Continuing in Romans 11, in this sermon Pastor Brice continues to demonstrate how God is faithful to his promise to save his people.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People? - Part 2
Romans 11:7-10
II. Israel failed to obtain what it was seeking
A. They lulled themselves into a stupor
B. They became content in their prosperity
C. Most were passed over
In this sermon from Romans 11, Pastor Brice teaches how God keeps his promise to Israel by preserving a remnant by grace.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Has God Rejected His People?
Romans 11:1-6
I. The promise of God to Israel stands
A. A single testimony
B. A small but significant remnant
C. A remnant of grace
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Israel is Without Excuse
Romans 10:18-21
I. All mankind is without excuse
A. They have heard the gospel
B. They have understood the gospel
C. They have rejected the gospel
In this sermon from Romans 10:14-17, Pastor Stephen McNeill teaches why it is every Christian’s responsibility to share the Gospel so that the lost will hear and believe.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Bringers of Good News
Romans 10:14-17
I. Sending
A. General sending
B. Specific sending
II. Preaching
A. General preaching
B. Specific preaching
III. Hearing, believing, and calling in faith
A. Not all will obey the Gospel
B. Some will obey the Gospel
Application:
1. Go.
2. Send.
3. Don't stop.
In this second sermon from Romans 10:9-13, Pastor Brice explains why even though Christians may experience shame in this life, ultimately “Everyone who believes in him will not be put to shame.”
Romans: The Power of the Gospel - Part 2
Salvation is the Lord’s
Romans 10:9-13
III. An Unshakable Conviction
A. The gospel is objectively true and will never disappoint
B. Sanctification shifts our action towards God’s approval
C. We may be exposed to shame in this life, but we will be covered in glory in the next
IV. A Universal Commission
A. Innumerable Redeemed
B. Uncommon Body
C. Common Salvation
In this sermon from Romans 10:9-13, Pastor Brice discusses what it means to truly confess that Jesus is Lord.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Salvation is the Lord’s
Romans 10:10-13
I. A Lordship Confession
II. A Heart Connection
A. Sincerely
B. By the Spirit
In this sermon from Romans 10:4-8, Pastor Brice examines why “Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes.”
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
The Failure of Unbelief and the Christian Response - Part 2
Romans 10:4-8
In this sermon from Romans 10:1-3, Pastor Brice teaches why religious zeal cannot substitute for true conversion.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
The Failure of Unbelief and the Christian Response - Part 1
Romans 10:1-3
I. The Failure of Unbelief
A. An unfulfilled desire
B. An empty zeal
C. A self-righteousness
In this return of our Romans sermon series, Pastor Brice explains why Jesus is the cornerstone for believers but a stumbling stone to unbelievers.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
The Calamity of Unbelief
Romans 9:30-33
I. The Cause of Unbelief
A. The stumbling stone
B. The missed objective
II. The Cause of Belief
A. The living stone
B. The case for faith
These are unedited audio recordings of our entire Sunday services from March-November 2020. The audio quality varies. The sermons typically begin approximately 20 minutes into each recording.
In this sermon, Pastor Brice explains how Abraham’s justification by grace through faith was an example of every person’s justification.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Abraham’s Justification Through Grace
Romans 4:9-17
I. Abraham was justified by grace and not ordinances or rites
A. He was not justified by keeping the law
B. He was not justified by ceremonial rites
II. Abraham was justified by grace and not works
A. As proof of justification through faith
B. As an example of every person’s justification
C. As proof of God’s sovereignty
In this sermon, Pastor Brice explains how even heroes of the faith like Abraham are saved by grace through faith in the same way we are.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
Abraham’s Justification by Faith
Romans 4:1-8
I. The Jewish belief in the origin of Abraham’s justification
II. The actual origin of Abraham’s justification
III. The results of Abraham’s justification
A. Sins were forgiven
B. Sins were covered
C. Sins were not counted against him
In this sermon, Pastor Brice explains why the justification we have in Christ is infinitely greater than our foolish pride and our unnecessary divisions.
Romans: The Power of the Gospel
What Major Attributes Are Produced in Me as a Result of Justification?
Romans 3:27-31
I. Since we have been justified by Christ alone we should put away all pride
II. Since we have been justified by Christ alone we should put away all division
III. Since we have been justified by Christ alone the law is confirmed by our lives
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