Casco Bay Church

In Romans 10 and 11, Paul speaks about WHY the Israelites rejected Christ. Romans 11 provides the cure leading to salvation!

In Romans 10 and 11, Paul speaks about WHY the Israelites rejected Christ. Romans 10 contains the diagnosis while Romans 11 contains the cure!

Romans 9 is about the anguish of Paul's heart toward the Israelites and God's past relationship with His chosen people. From this relationship, we can forge onward in our faith if we can accept where we are in our journey!

Chapter 8 is the powerful ending to the Gospel message in the book of Romans. Read it, meditate on it, learn from it - because it will change your life!

Last week we focused on the breakthrough goals of our family groups within our church. Today we will focus on how to have breakthroughs in our individual spiritual lives.

As we take a break from our Romans series this week, let's focus on what it would take for each of us to have a spiritual breakthrough this summer!

The spiritual battle is the only battle that matters because it determines ETERNITY.

When intentionally used as spiritual disciplines, silence and solitude help us to seek God and connect with Him. Journaling helps us unite God's word with our daily lives.

Being a servant is the essence of who Jesus was and He went above and beyond when He served. Tonight we look at some of the ways that He served, including how He even broke the rules about serving!

We are all slaves, but what we are slaves to is up to us. Are you a slave to sin or a slave to righteousness?

What does the Bible call us to give to God?

Why do we take communion every week? And why do we take communion the way that we do?

Anxiety and fear are very prevalent in today's world. But God does not desire us to worry or fear. How do we navigate these feelings with God who loves us unconditionally?

What is the biology behind anxiety, depression, and mental illness? What is the connection between mental health and faith?

If you are a true disciple of Jesus, you are called to serve in God's Kingdom. Serving God should be motivated by obedience to God, gratitude, gladness, forgiveness, humility and love. Every Christian has been blessed with a spiritual gift and is called to use this gift to serve others.

Why do you believe what you believe? Why do you do what you do? We should not be doing things for the sake of doing them or for the sake of tradition. We should have great reasons for our actions. The Bible tells us why we should be giving every week!

Communion may be the most important reason that we come together every week. By remembering to BE THERE and BE AWARE, we can focus our hearts every week to allow communion to impact us like it did the very first time.

Justification in Christ is the only true source of spiritual peace. None of us are righteous before God, but each of us can be justified freely by His grace!

God created man and invited him into His Kingdom. Then He appointed men to be stewards of His Kingdom. This includes our finances, time, talents, etc. But how do we discipline ourselves to be good stewards with what God has given us?

Christianity would not exist if someone did not rise from the dead in bodily form! As Christians, we often think we know and understand Jesus. But do not settle on what you think you know about Him. There is so much about Christ and the power of the resurrection that you have yet to learn!

Today we are hosting a Suicide Prevention Workshop taught by a Maine military chaplain. This is a great opportunity to learn about better helping our friends, family and neighbors.

Sometimes we can find ourselves doubting God's love, especially when we consider our personal mistakes and sins. But the truth is that God's love endures forever!

Every person whose name is not found in the Book of Life will be thrown into the lake of fire on the final day of judgment. We must discipline ourselves to evangelize the world so that all people have the opportunity to find salvation!

To be a slave to sin is to be in a terrible place. Today we continue in Romans 2 and 3 to learn what the Bible teaches regarding freedom from sin.

God requires us to have faith in Him in order for Him to work in our lives. But this is not a complex faith; instead, it is a simple (but not necessarily easy) faith. This simple faith is trust and belief in who God is and in His abilities.