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Romans Study
Mark Lanier teaching through the book of Romans.

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  • Romans Study

    Session 33 – Romans; Romans 8:29-30: Mark Lanier, 05/24/26

    God knew you intimately before time began and predestined you to be conformed to the image of His Son. Sin was never your destination — Christlikeness is.
  • Romans Study

    Session 32 – Romans; Romans 8:28: Mark Lanier, 05/17/26

    The Spirit doesn't just pray for you — He prays with you, facing you, gripping the same burden, lifting together. That's what Paul means by sunantilambano: you're never carrying it alone.
  • Romans Study

    Session 31 – Romans; Romans 8:26-27: Mark Lanier, 05/10/26

    When words fail and you don't know what to pray, you're not praying alone — the Holy Spirit is lifting the other side of the load. God hears the groanings of the Spirit interceding on your behalf, answering prayers you didn't even know you were praying.
  • Special Events

    Special Event – Don’t Pass Over the Passover: Pastor Brent Johnson, 05/03/26

    This Bible class traces the Passover from its origins in Egypt through to the Last Supper, showing how Jesus intentionally used 1,500 years of Passover symbolism to establish the new covenant.
  • Romans Study

    Session 30 – Romans; Romans 8 Continued; Dr. David Capes, 04/26/26

    As Christians, we groan inwardly not because something is wrong, but because the Holy Spirit within us creates a deep longing for the full redemption that is yet to come. We live in hopeful anticipation of our bodily resurrection and complete adoption into God's family — a guaranteed future anchored in the empty tomb of Jesus.
  • Special Events - Interview

    Special Event – Conversation with Dr. Ben Witherington and Dr. Steve Walton: Mark Lanier, 04/19/26

    Meet these two very special gentlemen who have spent their lives doing something a bit unusual — they've actually dedicated themselves to understanding what crucial scriptural texts that we love so much mean for us today.
  • Session 29 – Romans; Romans 8:18-22: Mark Lanier, 04/12/26

    What can you endure if you know something great is coming in the future? I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.
  • Romans Study

    Session 28 – Romans; Romans 8 Continued: Mark Lanier, 03/29/26

    In Romans 8, Paul uses the Roman law of adoption to show that in Christ, our debts are cancelled, our identity is made new, and our inheritance is secure. This lesson is a powerful reminder that we are not called to live as fearful slaves or self-reliant strivers, but as beloved children of God led by His Spirit.
  • Romans Study

    Session 27 – Romans; Romans 8:9-13: Mark Lanier, 03/22/26

    The verdict is already in: in Christ, there is no condemnation—no penalty, no second trial, no reversal. You are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, and the same power that raised Jesus now lives in you.
  • Special Events - Class

    Special Event – A Theology of Waiting: Mark Lanier, 03/15/26

    Waiting is not a failure of the system—it is the place where God is actively at work, shaping us and preparing what comes next. What feels like delay is often divine timing, where faith is formed and purpose unfolds.
  • Special Events - Class

    Special Event – Don’t Steal from God’s CV: Mark Lanier, 03/08/26

    In the Bible, a “name” is more than a label—it’s a track record. It’s a résumé that reveals character, history, and reputation. In this Biblical Literacy lesson, Mark Lanier explores what it means to know God’s “name,” why Scripture says God acts for His name’s sake, and why believers must be careful not to take credit for what belongs on God’s CV.
  • Special Events - Class

    Special Event – Devotional Studies in the Psalms: Mark Lanier, 03/01/26

    The Psalms teach us to place God continually before us, trusting that when we face life through Him our souls can find peace even in the midst of trials. They remind us that God is actively shaping our lives, and that every victory, strength, and good work ultimately belongs on His resume, not ours.

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