Rebecca’s story is one of quiet obedience that grew into bold conviction. Raised in a faithful Christian home, the value of life was part of her foundation, but over time the Lord moved the issue from her head to her heart, asking her to carry responsibility for the vulnerable rather than assume someone else would. Through college outreach, motherhood, and years of ministry, she came to see that every child deserves someone willing to fight for them, and that cultural change is possible when truth is spoken with compassion. Though the work has been difficult and often marked by spiritual resistance, God has sustained her through community, strengthened her through dependence on Him, and allowed her to witness lives being transformed. All these truths remind her that the Kingdom often advances through ordinary faithfulness, one courageous conversation at a time.

Join us as we discuss Brent’s sermon on the first part of Romans 3: the gift of Gods word, grappling with judging each other and the importance of silence.

Preacher: Brent Becker

Text: Romans 3

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In Romans 1–2, Paul strips away every excuse, moving from the pagan world to the moral person and finally to the religious insider. The problem isn’t simply what we do—it’s what’s happening in our hearts. Our hearts can be darkened, stubborn, and unrepentant, but Paul ultimately points us to the heart we desperately need: one changed by the Spirit. Before we can understand how good the gospel is, we have to understand just how bad our news really is.

Preacher: Tryg Veker

Text: Romans 1:18-2:29

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