The Book of Romans stands as a grand expression of the Christian faith. It’s a powerful, uplifting, and convicting letter that shares the truth of our brokenness and the wonderful news of God’s grace. Over the coming months, our hope isn't only to understand this book better, but to see it change our hearts and lives. We don’t want to simply listen to Romans on Sundays; we aim to carry its message into our homes and hearts through prayer and reflection.
Romans Prayer Booklet
We are asking everyone in our church family to commit to One Thing: One passage, one prayer, once a week, with someone you love. You don't need a bible degree, and you don't need an hour of free time. Grab a coffee with a friend, or gather around the table with your family, read the passage out loud twice, and spend 15 minutes praying through it together.
September 6: Romans: The Struggle (Romans 7:13-25)
August 30: Romans: Married to Another (Romans 7:1-12)
August 23: Romans: Dead to Sin (Romans 6:1-23)
August 16: Romans: Two Men, Two Destinies (Romans 5:12-21)
August 9: Romans: Therefore (Romans 5:1-11)
August 2: Romans: Faith (Romans 4:1-25)
July 26: Romans: But Now (Romans 3: 21-31)
July 19: Romans: Verdict (Romans 3:1-20)
July 12: Romans: Moralist (Romans 2:1-29)
July 5: Romans: Sin (Romans 1:18-32)
June 27: Romans: Power (Romans 1:1-17)
Past Message Series
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