Recent Sermons

How are your everyday relationships impacted by your union with Jesus Christ? What does being a living sacrifice look like in our daily interfacing with the people around us?

How do your possessions and money fit in to your commitment to be a living sacrifice? Does God have any expectations about the way you use your wealth?

Paul continues his discussion in Romans 12:10-13 of the practical aspects and outworking of spiritual transformation in the life of a Christian. He covers topics concerning how to treat one another, our own spiritual condition, and dealing with the circumstances of life.

Offering ourselves as a living sacrifice involves being transformed by the renewing of our minds. What does that look like in a very tangible way? Paul begins a discussion in Romans 12:9 of the practical aspects and outworking of spiritual transformation in the life of a Christian.

As members individually one of another, God has given us gifts according to his grace to be used for the benefit of the body. Are you fulfilling your role in the church as you use your gifts to the benefit and growth of others?

Based on the mercies of God, Paul has challenged Christians to be living sacrifices, transformed by renewed minds, and humble in their assessment of themselves. He now begins a very practical application of what that is to look like in the life of the believer as he functions as a member of the church, Christ's body.

As a living sacrifice to God, how are you doing in your service of worship? What does it look like to be transformed by the renewing of our minds on a day to day basis? Beginning in Romans 12:3, Paul explains exactly what this is supposed to look like in the life of a believer.