Pastor Steve Leddy continues our Romans series, exploring the first half of Romans 11. In this passage, Paul describes a “remnant chosen by grace” composed of both Jews and Gentiles with the beautiful promise of everlasting life with Jesus. This sermon covers Romans 11 verses 1 through 24.
Pastor Steve Leddy continues our Romans series, detailing the all-too-common folly of chasing after man’s righteousness through tradition rather than seeking God’s true righteousness in Jesus.
Pastor Gary Curry continues our series on Romans, tackling the sticky issue of divine predestination. Are there some people who just aren’t destined to be saved?
JULY
Friday-Sunday, July 25-27 - Backpacking camp out
AUGUST
Saturday-Sunday, August 2-3 - All night party at the Leddy’s house
Friday, August 8 - Alki Outreach Event
Saturday, August 9 - Fellowship Meal Sabbath
Sabbath, August 16 - Church Service in the Park
Sunday, August 31 - “Float Yo’ Boat” @ Lake Sammamish
SEPTEMBER
September 1-15 - Philippines Mission Trip
Friday, September 5 - Alki Outreach Event
Sunday, September 14 - River rafting with Pastor Gary
Sabbath, September 20 - Fellowship Meal Sabbath
Sunday, September 21 - Dawg Daze starts @ UW
Wednesday, September 24 - UW quarter begins
Pastor Gary Curry continues Romans chapter 8 on the topic of how to live according to the Spirit rather than living according to the desires of the flesh. This sermon covers Romans 8 verses 18 to 29.
As our Romans series continues, Pastor Gary Curry starts Romans chapter 8. He begins with a quick review of Romans so far - that we are all desperately sinful, and only through faith in Jesus can we be saved. Despite our love of Jesus, we still mess up - we do the things we don’t want to do. In Romans 8, Paul starts his message of how to live according to the Spirit rather than our sinful natures.
This sermon covers Romans chapter 8, verses 1 through 11.
In Pastor Matthew Gamble’s goodbye sermon as teaching pastor, we look at Romans chapter 7. In this chapter, Paul relates our commitment to Jesus with marriage, and examines our propensity to sin. Matthew breaks it down with real-world stories and situations to unpack this excellent chapter.
This sermon covers Romans chapter 7.
We wish you the best of success over in Connecticut, Matthew and Susan!
Pastor Steve Leddy continues with the second half of Romans chapter 6. Here Paul describes salvation as slavery - where before we accepted Jesus we were slaves to sin, and now we are slaves to righteousness, by choice; and since being a slave to sin condemns us to death, our choice to follow Jesus frees us from the death sentence.
This sermon covers Romans chapter 6 verses 15 through 23.
Pastor Steve preaches on Romans chapter 6. In this chapter, Paul explores the “split personality” in every person between the one who would do God’s will and the sinner. Then Steve goes on to describe a couple of great techniques for overcoming sin in your life. First and foremost, one must give their life to Jesus. Next, start each day with Bible study and prayer; and last, find an accountability partner. This sermon covers Romans 6 verses 1 through 14.
Pastor Steve Leddy continues Romans chapter 5, detailing how Adam was a type for Jesus to come. Adam sinned once and brought condemnation to all his descendants, whereas Jesus never sinned, bringing salvation to all people. This sermon covers Romans 5 verses 12 through 21.
