Our study on the book of ROMANS began in February of 2020, so if you feel a little lost in the series here are some helpful links to previous sermons to get you all caught up:
Part One: Not Ashamed - Introducing Paul
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
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Part Two: Not Ashamed
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
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Part Three: Be Right
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
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Part Four: That Day
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
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Part Five: Unmasked
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
From Series: "[ MARGIN ]"
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Part Six: Outrageous
Steve Dusek - March 3, 2019
Moral Margin
Why do we always ask the wrong question about pleasing God? We tend to ask "is this a sin," or "is that okay with God?" This is the wrong question. There is something much better than fixating on what is and isn't a sin.
From Series: "[ MARGIN ]"
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