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 - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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Part Two: Not Ashamed
Steve Dusek - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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Part Three: Be Right
Steve Dusek - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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Part Four: That Day
Steve Dusek - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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Part Five: Unmasked
Steve Dusek - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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Part Six: Outrageous
Steve Dusek - April 3, 2016
The Alignment Problem
Some Christians are "sweet..." They are kind, generous, loving. But some are "sour." They are mean, judgmental, and generally unhappy. What is the difference? It's the same Jesus, right? What is the ingredient that turns a "sour" Christian "sweet?"
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