Legacy Bible Church Sermons

Paul wants to send a message to the church at Rome that it's not important how you act in the non-essentials, but how you live out your conscience according to the Scriptures. What does this say to us today? Much! In fact, there are a lot of things that Christians do or do not do that are not right or wrong, but simply a matter of conscience.

Paul wants to send a message to the church at Rome that it's not important how you act in the non-essentials, but how you live out your conscience according to the Scriptures. What does this say to us today? Much! In fact, there are a lot of things that Christians do or do not do that are not right or wrong, but simply a matter of conscience.

The Christian owes the debt of love to others. It continues until the day of Jesus' return so we must stay awake and watch for His coming.

The Christian owes the debt of love to others. It continues until the day of Jesus' return so we must stay awake and watch for His coming.

Every person is subject to some kind of authority. What does God think about the governing authorities, taxes, etc? This week we will look at Romans 13:1-7

Every person is subject to some kind of authority. What does God think about the governing authorities, taxes, etc? This week we will look at Romans 13:1-7

How does the Christian prepare for the days ahead? We prepare personally! This week we will be looking at putting on the full armor of God.

How does the Christian prepare for the days ahead? We prepare personally! This week we will be looking at putting on the full armor of God.

It is so much fun anticipating the Christmas season! We will spend the next four weeks presenting the greatest gift of all, Jesus! This week, we will talk about the Hope of Christmas!

It is so much fun anticipating the Christmas season! We will spend the next four weeks presenting the greatest gift of all, Jesus! This week, we will talk about the Hope of Christmas!

Listen to Dave Kremer's sermon about the Christian life of service.

Listen to Dave Kremer's sermon about the Christian life of service.

Paul paints a vivid picture of love that’s real, resilient, and radically Christlike. It’s a love that clings to what is good, refuses to retaliate, blesses those who wound us, and chooses peace even when conflict feels easier. This Sunday, join us as we explore how genuine love from followers of Jesus becomes a powerful witness in a world hungry for authenticity and hope.

Paul paints a vivid picture of love that’s real, resilient, and radically Christlike. It’s a love that clings to what is good, refuses to retaliate, blesses those who wound us, and chooses peace even when conflict feels easier. This Sunday, join us as we explore how genuine love from followers of Jesus becomes a powerful witness in a world hungry for authenticity and hope.

You were made for more than just showing up—you were made to serve! In Christ’s body, every part matters, every gift counts, and pride has no place. This week, discover how God has uniquely wired you to make a difference through His grace.

You were made for more than just showing up—you were made to serve! In Christ’s body, every part matters, every gift counts, and pride has no place. This week, discover how God has uniquely wired you to make a difference through His grace.

What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Today we will get into the practical business of what it means to live out your faith.

What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Today we will get into the practical business of what it means to live out your faith.

Has God rejected His people? Paul answers with a resounding “By no means!” In this powerful passage, we’ll see how God’s promises to Israel reveal His unchanging mercy and sovereign grace. Even when people stumble, God’s plan continues—inviting all, Jew and Gentile alike, to stand by faith in His kindness. Come and be reminded that our God never gives up on His people and never breaks His word.

Has God rejected His people? Paul answers with a resounding “By no means!” In this powerful passage, we’ll see how God’s promises to Israel reveal His unchanging mercy and sovereign grace. Even when people stumble, God’s plan continues—inviting all, Jew and Gentile alike, to stand by faith in His kindness. Come and be reminded that our God never gives up on His people and never breaks His word.

What happens when passion for God misses the truth of the gospel? Paul grieves for Israel—so full of zeal, yet blind to the righteousness that comes by faith. This week we’ll explore the danger of self-made religion, the simplicity of salvation in Christ, and the call to share the good news with a world that still needs to hear.

What happens when passion for God misses the truth of the gospel? Paul grieves for Israel—so full of zeal, yet blind to the righteousness that comes by faith. This week we’ll explore the danger of self-made religion, the simplicity of salvation in Christ, and the call to share the good news with a world that still needs to hear.

Is God unfair? Paul raises the question head-on in Romans 9. We’ll see that God is absolutely just, perfectly sovereign, and full of mercy. This passage reminds us that salvation is not about human effort or choice but rests entirely on God’s gracious will. Join us as we explore how His sovereignty should humble us, comfort us, and move us to worship.