God's People: Saints and Servants Saved by the Gospel (Romans 16)

Learn from Paul’s greetings in Romans 16 on how to serve one another in love for the sake of the gospel.

1. A Servant-Hearted Sister

2. Saints to Greet

3. Deceivers to Avoid

4. A Few More Greetings from a Few More Good Men

a brief recap before Paul’s benediction….

5. To God Be All the Glory!

Our youth ministry pastors and staff from nursery through high school will share their vision for each of their ministries and provide practical ways parents can partner with each age level at home. There will be an opportunity to submit questions.

Romans 15 calls us as believers to live out Christ’s example of love, living in harmony with each other, to support the spread of the gospel and glorify God. God equips us with hope and endurance through the Scriptures and by Christ’s example, to glorify God together.

God's Righteousness Lived Out: Honoring Convictions While Extending Grace

In Romans 14, Paul provides categories and principles to foster unity among brothers with different consciences. He outlines that we believers, proceeding from faith, welcome and honor one another, put off passing judgment on one another in matters of conscience--because we live and die to the Lord--and instead, we pursue peace with each other, building up one another and God’s kingdom of righteousness, PEACE, and joy! Whether we forsake or partake [fill in the blank!] because of our conscience, we are always to love.

Responding to God’s Self-Revelation: Worshiping Through the Seasons of Life

God reveals Himself to humanity so that we would rightly respond to Him in worship. Romans 12:1 expresses Paul's heart that all of life should be seen as worship. We naturally ask, so what does it look like to 'treasure Christ in all of life?' Practical help for growing as worshipers in the ordinariness of daily life.

Explore with Paul how love fulfills the Law as we live transformed lives by the power of the Spirit.

In Romans 12:9-21, we saw how God’s righteousness is lived out in our everyday lives as we interact with a wide range of “one anothers.” As we behold the perfect example of genuine love in Jesus, we become more like Him.

Can we really give our kids a vision for global missions when our daily lives feel so…local? Giving a vision for global missions starts by beholding the glory of the Lord and embracing the spirit of Jesus. But it doesn’t stop there. Missions is where awe becomes action. It’s taking what we’ve seen and letting it shape how we live—becoming the voice, hands, and feet of Jesus to the nations in front of and with your kids. Join Kristin Dearth for a conversation about easy, inspiring ways to raise globally-minded kids who love Jesus deeply and follow him boldly—beginning right in your own home.