VRC Sermons

Romans 12:3-8 What if the gifts we have been given were never really about us in the first place? Romans 12:3-8 pulls back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Christian life: spiritual gifts.

Romans 12:1-2 What does it truly mean to worship God? We often think of worship as a song or a hymn, but Romans 12:1-2 challenges us to see it as something far more personal and all-encompassing.

Romans 9:30-10:3, 9-17 What if the way the gospel reached you is not so different from the way you learned to tie your shoes? Someone was taught, they passed it on, and eventually it landed with you. Romans 10 traces this exact chain through five connecting verbs: sent, preach, hear, believe, and call.

Romans 8:14-27

Romans 7:4-6, 14-25 What if the freedom we have been chasing our whole lives is actually keeping us trapped? That is the provocative question at the heart of this message drawn from Romans 7.

Romans 6:1-14 What does it truly mean to die and rise again with Christ? That question sits at the heart of Romans 6:1-14, and it is one that cuts straight to the core of how we live out our faith every single day.

Romans 5:1-11, 18-21 What happens when we have settled our most important relationship, our standing before God, but the world around us refuses to settle down? That is the question at the heart of Romans 5:1-5, and it is one that cuts right to the core of everyday faith.

Romans 3:21-4:5 What does it mean to truly be right with God? That question cuts deeper than we often admit. Romans 3:21-26 brings it into sharp focus, and the answer is both humbling and breathtaking.

Romans 2:1-13 What if the very act of judging others reveals something uncomfortable about ourselves? Romans 2:1-13 confronts us with a mirror we would rather not look into. Paul opens this passage by borrowing the exact same language he used to describe the wickedness of the world in chapter 1, and then turns it directly on us.

Romans 1:13-25 What if the worst trades we have ever made were not the ones involving money, jobs, or possessions, but something far more profound? Romans 1 opens up a sobering and deeply personal conversation about the exchanges we make at the level of the soul.