
Hosted by Pastor Jason Rollin · EN

Before we can truly appreciate the Good News of the Gospel, we have to understand the bad news.In Romans 1, the Apostle Paul confronts one of the most challenging truths in all of Scripture: humanity's rejection of God, the reality of God's wrath, and the devastating consequences of sin. While our culture often wants to redefine truth, Romans calls us back to what God has revealed.In this message, we'll explore:• What the Bible really means by the wrath of God• Why people suppress the truth about God• How rejecting God leads to spiritual darkness• What Paul means by "God gave them over"• The dangers of idolatry, moral inversion, and a debased mind• Why understanding our sin makes the Gospel the greatest news everNo matter how broken our past may be, Romans doesn't end with condemnation—it points us to Jesus Christ, who died for sinners and offers forgiveness, grace, and eternal life to everyone who believes.

What is the Gospel? Is it simply good advice, or is it something far greater?In Week 1 of our brand-new Romans series, Pastor Jason explores one of the most important words in the entire Bible: Gospel. Romans is often considered the Apostle Paul's greatest theological work, and it begins with a powerful reminder that the Gospel isn't about what we can do for God—it's about what God has already done for us through Jesus Christ.In this message you'll discover:✅ Why the Gospel is the best news you'll ever hear✅ How God's plan of salvation was established before the foundation of the world✅ Why Jesus is at the center of the Gospel message✅ How faith produces obedience—not legalism✅ Why the Gospel is for everyone✅ How the Gospel is the power of God for salvation✅ The incredible truth of Christ's righteousness being credited to believersRomans reminds us that no one is righteous on their own, but through faith in Jesus Christ we can be forgiven, redeemed, and made right with God.

Pastor David Shuman shares on the shipwreck of the Apostle Paul.

Jerry Stone from Grow Churches

What happens when the church prays together?In Week 6 of our Shockwave series through the book of Acts, we dive into Acts 12 and discover the incredible power of united prayer. While Peter sat chained in prison awaiting trial, the church gathered to pray—and God responded with a miraculous deliverance that no one saw coming.This message explores three powerful truths:✅ When the church prays, miracles happen.✅ When the church prays, God does more than we ask.✅ When the church prays, the church grows.From angelic intervention and prison doors opening to the downfall of a persecuting king, Acts 12 reminds us that prayer is not a last resort—it is one of the greatest weapons God has given His people. If you've ever wondered whether prayer really makes a difference, this message will strengthen your faith and challenge you to believe God for the impossible.Join us as we discover what can happen when God's people stop watching from the sidelines and begin praying together.

What happens when the grace of God collides with the hardest heart?This week in our Shockwave series through the book of Acts, we dive into one of the most powerful conversion stories in the entire Bible — the transformation of Saul into the Apostle Paul in Acts 9. A man who once persecuted Christians becomes one of the greatest followers of Jesus the world has ever known.This message is a reminder that no one is too far gone for the love and power of God. No past is too broken. No heart is too hard. No life is beyond redemption. God can save anyone.In this message, we explore:• Paul’s background and persecution of the church• The dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus• How salvation begins with divine contact• The role of conviction in bringing people to Christ• What true conversion and surrender look like• Why we should never stop praying for prodigals and unbelieversNo matter where you’ve been or what you’ve done, Jesus is still changing lives today.

What if the biggest questions in life are also the most important: Who am I? and Why am I here?In this powerful message, we discover that our identity should never be rooted in our appearance, achievements, relationships, or careers—because those things can change. True identity is found only in Jesus Christ.Through Matthew 16, we see that when Peter recognized who Jesus is, Jesus revealed who Peter was and what his purpose would be. The same is true for us today. When we make Jesus the center of our lives, He gives us an unshakable identity and a purpose that never changes.In this message, you'll learn:• Who God is and how deeply He loves you• Who you are in Christ• Your God-given purpose to love God, love people, and build His ChurchNo matter your age, season of life, or career path, your life has meaning. You were created on purpose for a purpose.Stop asking, “What is God’s plan for my life?” and start declaring, “My life is for God’s plan.”

What do you do when your faith costs you something?In Week 4 of our Shockwave series, we dive into Acts chapter 4 and uncover how the early church responded when pressure, opposition, and persecution hit hard. While many of us in America live comfortably, millions of believers around the world are suffering for the name of Jesus right now—and Scripture makes it clear: if we truly follow Christ, we should expect it too. So how do we stand firm?In this powerful message, we learn from Peter and John—ordinary men who displayed extraordinary boldness in the face of intimidation, arrest, and threats. Their response gives us a blueprint for living courageously in a culture that increasingly pushes back against the Gospel.

In Week 3 of our Shockwave series through the Book of Acts, we dive into one of the most powerful moments in the early church — the healing of the lame man in Acts 3. This message reminds us that the same Jesus who performed miracles 2,000 years ago is still moving today.Through the story of Peter and John at the temple gate called Beautiful, we discover three powerful truths about miracles:• The connection between prayer and miracles• The power found in the name of Jesus• How miracles point people toward faith and evangelismJesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. If you’ve ever wondered whether God still heals, still answers prayer, or still works through ordinary people — this message is for you.

In Week 2 of our Shockwave series, we dive into one of the most debated and misunderstood topics in Christianity: the gift of tongues. What happened in Acts 2 on the Day of Pentecost? Is speaking in tongues still for today? Does every believer receive this gift? And is it the evidence of being filled with the Holy Spirit?In this message, we move beyond opinions, traditions, and controversy to simply ask: What does the Bible actually say?Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or seeking deeper understanding, this message invites you to approach the topic with an open heart and a desire to let Scripture speak for itself.