"The New Way" • Romans 7:1-6 (Audio)
Here is the audio from this past Sunday's message from Romans 7:1-6, The New Way.
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Here is the audio from this past Sunday's message from Romans 7:1-6, The New Way.
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This is the Creekstone message from Jan. 29, "Substantial Healing," from Romans 6:15-23.
What if there were a decision to be made that would affect every other decision you make today? There is. Find out more from this past Sunday's message from Romans 6:12-14, "The Daily Decision."
Here is the audio and the notes for yesterday's Creekstone message. If you are a regular, then you know that what we are learning in Romans 6 is juicy red meat (or for you veggies, a massive salad). So, if you have missed a message or two, get caught up in one of two ways: (1) visit iTunes (just search "Creekstone Church") for our podcasts or (2) go to the Creekstone website. Have a great week, and I hope to see you Sunday!
In case you missed it, here is the sermon audio (including notes) from the message this past Sunday on Romans 5:20-6:4. Here we begin making a transition from understanding the grace-foundations of our justification to experiencing the grace-dynamics of our sanctification. So we are at a hinge in the letter of Romans—a hinge that will make union with Jesus all the more significant and glorious. The Christian life really is ALL of grace, from what God does for us to what he does in us.
Here are the notes for this week's Creekstone Christmas sermon on Romans 5:12-19, "Letting Hope Out of the Box." The audio is on the Creekstone website here and on iTunes. Hope to see those of you in town for our Christmas Eve service on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. at the High School. NOTE: We are not having a morning service this Sunday, Dec. 25 (so be sure to join us on Saturday night!).
Here is the message on Matthew 27:45-50 that I taught on Tuesday, Dec. 6, for the Dahlonega community advent luncheon series, entitled, "Waiting Through the Pain." Both audio and sermon notes are included below. I love teaching in that context, where believers from all over the community come together to celebrate the gospel of Jesus. Thanks to St. Luke's Catholic Church for hosting!
