Peace Mennonite Community Church

The word “faith” is often misused and there are many dimensions of real faith. It’s important for Christians to understand faith biblically and not just use the word as it is commonly used outside of a biblical context.

Passage: Romans 3:21-31

The apostle Paul is trying it get the jews attention regarding their relationship with God. Many Jews thought is was their heritage and thier keeping the LAW that they had this relationship. Paul is telling them it is from Jesus. so how does this apply.

What is the point of the law if it just makes people rigid? We’ve all met someone who knows the rules inside and out, yet seems entirely hardened by them. But God wants something better for us: a heart of flesh, soft and responsive to His Spirit. This Sunday, we’ll explore how we can grow in our understanding of God’s truth without losing our tenderness. Join us as we look at how the Spirit transforms the law from a burden into a blessing.

What does it take to truly change a human heart? Today, we are diving into Romans 2:4-11 to discover that it isn't fear or guilt that breaks our stubbornness, but the overwhelming kindness and patience of God, designed to lead us to true repentance.

Is judgment always a bad thing, or is it a necessary tool for a healthy community? We often struggle to reconcile the "judge not" verses with the call to "judge righteously." This Sunday, we’re looking at the heart behind these scriptures to find a path forward. Come learn how to navigate the complexities of judgment in a way that honors God as we live out our call to love our neighbor.