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Romans Study

Session 15 – Romans; Romans 5:15-21: Mark Lanier, 09/07/25

We don't boast in our achievements or our ancestry—we boast only in the cross of Christ. Your life has cosmic significance; you're not just trying to be a good person, you're participating in God's restoration of all things.
Romans Study

Session 14 – Romans; Romans 5:12-15: Mark Lanier, 08/31/25

Embrace the love of your Lord who has worked for eternity to save you—because it is that awesome.

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Mark Lanier
Romans Study

Session 13 – Romans; Romans 5:6-11: Mark Lanier, 08/24/25

Christ died for weak sinners—not because we deserved it, but because God's love triumphs over human failure. You are not God's enemy anymore; through Christ's death, God has turned you into His friend.
Romans Study

Session 12 – Romans; Romans 5: Mark Lanier, 08/17/25

Suffering produces endurance, endurance produces character, and character produces hope—and hope will not put us to shame because God's love has been poured into our hearts.

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Mark Lanier
Philippians Summer 2025

Session 5 – Philippians; Friendship: David Capes, 07/27/25

Friendship in the ancient world meant sharing your life together—participating in both the good and the bad. Christianity comes along and redefines those categories, breaking down barriers of inequality between rich and poor, Jew and Gentile, slave and free.

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David Capes
Philippians Summer 2025

Session 4 – Philippians; Destination – Knowing Jesus: David Fleming, 07/20/25

Grace plus anything is not grace - it's works. Knowing Jesus is the most important thing you can do.

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David Fleming
Philippians Summer 2025

Session 3 – Philippians; A Call to Unity: David Fleming, 07/13/25

Humility isn't about thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less. The way to unity in the body of Christ is through putting others' interests first, again and again.

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David Fleming
Philippians Summer 2025

Session 2 – Philippians; On Being a Good Citizen: Brent Johnson, 07/06/25

Communication is the key to any relationship, whether from you to God, you to your family, or you to strangers

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Brent Johnson
Philippians Summer 2025

Session 1 – Philippians; An Epistle of Friendship: David Capes, 06/29/25

Friendship is central to the gospel and there is a tremendous lack of friendship in probably your life. True friendship means we share life together—the ups and the downs, the highs and the lows.

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David Capes
Romans Study

Session 11 – Romans; Romans 4: Mark Lanier, 06/22/25

Abraham was justified by faith 30 years before circumcision, proving righteousness comes through trusting God, not through works or law. Grace—God's unmerited favor through Christ's death and resurrection—has always been God's plan A for making us right before Him.

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Mark Lanier
Romans Study

Session 10 – Romans; Romans 4:1-9: Mark Lanier, 06/15/25

Abraham was justified by faith, not works—a principle that applies to all believers. God justifies the ungodly through Christ, offering complete forgiveness and joy to anyone who believes.

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Mark Lanier
Special Events - Interview

Special Event – Conversation with Dr. W. Scott Sager: Mark Lanier, 06/08/25

Mark interviewed a special guest during today’s class: Dr. W. Scott Sager, minister, professor, speaker, community leader, and author based in Nashville,TN.

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Mark Lanier, Scott Sager