Series: Sold Out Servants

Zealous to Live for Christ in a World that Doesn't

January 9, 2011 • Romans 12:1-13

Our response to God’s grace should be nothing less than a whole-life commitment to zealously live for Jesus Christ. After an eleven chapter explanation of all that God has done to redeem us, the Book of Romans now begins to explain and instruct the redeemed as to what it means to serve him. Don’t miss this important seven-part series as Pastor Mike teaches verse-by-verse through Romans 12:1-13.

Crystal Clear About Why We Serve

June 16, 2025January 9, 2011 Romans 12:1

Because we are objects of God’s unmerited favor we ought to give ourselves fully to live for him completely in all we do, think and say.

A Radically Different Identity

June 16, 2025January 16, 2011 Romans 12:2

We must willingly incur any and all costs of being identified with Christ and zealously living for him in a culture that is hostile to our values, standards and commitments.

Serving Without Pride

June 16, 2025January 23, 2011 Romans 12:3-5

As God begins to utilize us as his sold-out servants we need to vigorously fight our prideful tendency and see ourselves and all Christians as products of grace.

Making Our Church Stronger

June 16, 2025January 30, 2011 Romans 12:6-8

God requires that every Christian enthusiastically utilize the variety of personal investments that he has made in each of us to advance his cause and care for his church.

Sincerely Loving God's People

June 16, 2025February 6, 2011 Romans 12:9-10

“Sold-Out Servants” must care for their fellow congregants with a selfless, Christlike love which is full of respect and genuine concern for the others’ good.

When You Feel Like Slowing Down

June 16, 2025February 13, 2011 Romans 12:11-12

God forbids his people to be lazy and lethargic, instead he commands and enables us to always serve the body of Christ with zeal, passion and perseverance.

Excelling In Generosity

June 16, 2025February 27, 2011 Romans 12:13

God does not allow his people to “keep to themselves,” instead he requires that we get actively involved in meeting the needs of our brothers & sisters in Christ.