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The Book of Romans is considered by many to be one of the most important books ever written on the Christian faith. Writing to Christians, the apostle Paul defines the gospel, explores its depths, and discusses its significance and implications for the Christian life. Join pastor J.D. Greear as he walks, chapter by chapter, through the fist half of Paul's letter to the church in Rome. Discover the timeless relevance of the book of Romans and encounter the power of its gospel.

It's likely that you have a giant in your life. It's holding you captive, intimidating you with its taunts, and stealing your joy. Adversaries such as fear, anger, addiction, and others can stake a claim and, before you know it, gain a foothold in your heart. How do you live as if these giants are dead and silenced once and for all? In this Bible study, Louie Giglio examines the David and Goliath story to show you how: by focusing on the size of our God, not the height of your giants. As they go down, you gain freedom to walk in the victory Christ already won over the enemies that rob you of God's best for your life.

Knowing what you believe and why you believe what you say you believe is too often a missing ingredient in our Christian discipleship. It is easier to let a handful of "professionals" do the study and have the answers and just feed us a practical application. But it is always time to be moving from such "milk" status to the "meat" of God's Word. Join Paul Simmons in this ongoing exploration of truth that is accessible to everyone.
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There are some things at which we will always be students. Prayer is one of these things. There are no experts but there is always an invitation for growth. Hebrews 4:16 calls us: "Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need." In Faith 416, you're invited to learn and practice prayer and intercede with others for the needs of the Faith family and our world each week. Join our prayer team and others in Faith 416.
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