The Gospel and the Little g gods | Week 7 | Pastor Daniel Hayworth

Lord Help Me | Pastor Rob McCoy

Vintage Church Liberty Hill guest speaker, Pastor Rob McCoy.

Truth in a Culture of Lies | Pastor Rob McCoy

Vintage Church Liberty Hill guest speaker, Pastor Rob McCoy.

Grace & Glory | The Power to Live Free | Week 5 | Pastor Nate Brown

Week 5 (July 12): Has God’s Word Failed?  Romans 9  Romans 9 is where the series shifts from the new life grace produces to the glory of the God  who makes it possible. Paul asks the hardest question the gospel raises: if Israel was the  covenant people and they largely rejected Christ, does that mean God’s word failed? If His  promises to Abraham and his descendants didn’t hold, why would His promises to anyone else?  The message will make clear that God’s word has not failed, because it was never based on  biological descent alone. The promise ran through a remnant defined by faith, not simply  bloodline. Paul reaches back to the patriarchs to show that God has always worked this way.  His sovereignty is purposeful, not capricious. The examples of Isaac and Jacob are not about  God predetermining individuals to salvation or damnation. They are about God’s freedom to call  a people to a purpose, to work His redemptive plan through unexpected vessels, including  Gentiles. Biblical election has always been this: a people called to a mission. Not a  predetermined list of winners and losers. That framework is what makes Romans 9 coherent,  and what prepares the church for the next two weeks.

Freedom Sunday | Free Indeed | Pastor Nate Brown

On this special weekend in America, we look at the biblical foundations of our country and why religion and morality are the pillars of our democracy.

Grace & Glory | The Power to Live Free | Week 4 | Andrew Johnson

Week 4 (June 28): Glory That Outweighs It All  Romans 8:18–39  Romans 8 ends with one of the most sweeping declarations in Scripture. Paul has just described  groaning creation, a Spirit interceding with wordless prayers, and suffering that does not feel  redemptive from the inside. Then he makes the turn. None of it compares to the glory that is  coming. This is not wishful thinking. It is the logical conclusion of everything Paul has argued  since chapter 5.  The message will anchor the congregation in what Paul actually says, not just how good it  sounds. The unbreakable chain from foreknowledge to glorification. The Spirit who intercedes  when we don’t know what to pray. The God who works all things for our good. And then the  doxology of certainty: nothing in all creation can separate the believer from the love of God in  Christ Jesus. The practical landing is a hard question worth sitting in. Do you actually believe that? And if you do, what would be different about how you live this week?