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When Getting Along Isn’t Easy | Philippians 2:1–4 | Mike Donohue (opens the original)
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When Getting Along Isn’t Easy | Philippians 2:1–4 | Mike Donohue What do we do when getting along with other people isn't easy? Conflict is part of life—even among good people, even in the church. In Philippians, Paul writes to a community experiencing real disagreement and reminds them that the grace they've received from God should reshape the way they relate to one another. In this message, Mike Donohue explores Philippians 2:1–4 and the mindset that helps us move through conflict with greate
A Life That Is Truly Rich | Romans 16 | Mike Batley (opens the original)
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A Life That Is Truly Rich | Romans 16 | Mike Batley What does a truly rich life look like? As we reach the final chapter of Romans, Paul ends one of the most theologically significant letters in Scripture in a surprisingly personal way—with names. Friends, coworkers, servants, hosts, fellow prisoners, husbands, wives, and people who had faithfully served alongside him. In this message, Mike Batley explores Romans 16 through three pictures of the Christian life: a rich life, a unified life, and a
You’re Not the Judge | Romans 14 | Mike Donohue (opens the original)
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You’re Not the Judge | Romans 14 | Mike Donohue Why is it so easy to judge people who think, believe, or live differently than we do? As Paul continues describing what a transformed life looks like, Romans 14 addresses something incredibly practical: how we love people when we disagree with them. The early church was bringing together people from very different cultural and religious backgrounds. Their differences over food, traditions, and religious practices quickly became opportunities to cri
Faith, Government & Authority | Romans 13:1–7 | Mike Donohue (opens the original)
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Faith, Government & Authority | Romans 13:1–7 | Mike Donohue How should Christians relate to government—especially when we disagree with those in power? Romans 13:1–7 is one of Scripture's most challenging passages on government and authority. Paul calls Christians to respect and submit to governing authorities, yet Scripture also gives examples of faithful people resisting authority when obedience to government would mean disobedience to God. In this message, Mike Donohue explores what Romans 1
What Does Genuine Love Look Like? | Romans 12:9–16 | Mike Donohue (opens the original)
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It's easy to say we should love one another. Actually doing it is much harder. As Romans 12 shifts from what we believe to how we live, Paul gives us a practical picture of what it means to become people shaped by the love of God. In this message, Mike Donohue explores Romans 12:9–16 and Paul's simple but challenging instruction: Don't just pretend to love others. Really love them. Together we'll explore: What it means to love without hypocrisy Why Paul's instructions are a picture of genuine lo
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