Romans 6:11-23

Just as Christ died to sin and now lives unto God, so we too are called to see that reality reflected in our own lives. God’s will is that sin would no longer rule over us. But how can the stronghold of sin be broken in our lives? Join us as we look at the second half of Romans chapter 6.

2 Kings 2

A study in 2 Kings 2 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Romans 6:1-10

Dead to Sin, Alive to God

Our physical baptism is a symbol of our immersion into Christ. In it, we identify with His death, burial, and resurrection. Paul reminds us that knowing we have been crucified with Christ is essential—because this truth frees us to live not under the weight of sin, but in the power of His grace.

2 Kings 1

 A study in 2 Kings 1 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Romans 5:13-21

The Benefits of Christ Extend to all Men

Sin reigns over humanity, bringing death and condemnation. But when Christ reigns, He brings freedom through grace, justification, and righteousness.

Romans 5:7-12

When Did God Begin to Love Us?

Romans 5 tells us that God demonstrated His love for us not when we were striving to live righteous lives, but while we were still pursuing sinful ones. If He loved us in that condition, how much more must He love us now that we belong to Christ?

Romans 5:1-6

The Results of Justification

Paul concludes that, through Christ, we now have peace with God, access to His grace, hope in tribulation, and the comfort of the Holy Spirit.