Immanuel Fellowship

Romans 1:18-23

This Sunday we talk about the downward spiral outlined in Romans 1. Mike points out that before we are cleaned by Jesus’ blood, guilt serves a purpose. Guilt drives us to seek an answer to our sins, and God is the answer to our guilt. Because much of this first chapter in Romans talks about humanism, Mike also goes over the basic ideas behind humanism and how those ideas stand in direct conflict with God.

Romans 1:8-17

This week Mike covers Romans 1:8-17 with a special focus on verses 16 and 17. The word gospel means "good news." It carries the message of the power of God to save people everywhere. There is no one in the world who doesn't need the gospel. We all know that we have done wrong things, and that we are guilty. During this message we also take a quick look into the Old Testament to see where God's prophets talked about our need for righteousness and God's plan to make us righteous. We will see God's plan to save us from our guilt over the coming weeks as we continue to study Romans.

Romans 1:1-7

This Sunday the message covered the first sentence of the book of Romans. History scholars think that Paul was one of the top five smartest people in history because of this book. Romans is his masterpiece. In just these first seven verses Paul introduces himself to the Roman Christians, summarizes Jesus' life, and gives a quick lesson on how God sees us as Christians.

Gleanings From The Book Of Romans

This week begins a new series on the book of Romans. In this message Mike gives some history of the early church, and a bit of the story of Paul, the author of Romans. This message will give you an idea of the context and purpose of Romans. We encourage everyone to read chapter 1 of Romans to get the most out of next week's message!

The Spiritual Battle

Exhortation To The Joy Of Giving

Called To Be A People

Relationships and Serving

May Our Speech Always Be With Grace

King Jesus