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Week 1
Sin
Romans 3:23
What if the thing keeping you from a truly full life isn't what you think it is? Paul shows us why we're all carrying the same weight, and why that's actually where hope begins.
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2022 Sermon Series
Road to Salvation
Five weeks through Romans on the road every person travels, from sin to grace to new life in Christ.
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From sin to grace to new life.
For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.Romans 3:23
What does it actually mean to be saved? Road to Salvation walks the clear path the book of Romans lays out, one verse at a time. We taught it at New Hope over five Sundays in the fall of 2022.
The series follows the Romans road from our need, in sin, to God's love at the cross, to our eternal destiny, to the simple way of receiving salvation, and finally to the new life that follows. It is the gospel, plainly told and freely offered.
September 18 to October 16, 2022 · 5 Messages
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Week 2
God's Love
Romans 5:8
What does it actually mean that God loved you while you were still broken and far from Him? Find out how that changes everything about who you are and how you live.
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Week 3
Eternal Destiny
Romans 6:23
What if the life you're living right now isn't actually life at all? Jesus didn't just come to save you from death, he came to rescue you into a way of living that starts today.
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Week 4
How to Gain Salvation
Romans 10:9-10
What if everything you thought was alive in you was actually just existing on autopilot? Jesus offers something radically different: a relationship that transforms not just your forever, but your right now.
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Week 5 · Series finale
New Life
Romans 8:1
What if the life you're living right now isn't actually life at all? Jesus didn't just come to save you from death, he came to rescue you into the kind of living that makes you actually feel alive.
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Road to Salvation was our fall study in 2022. Browse the rest of the year, or join us on a Sunday.