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By: Justin Trevino Jul 6, 2026

In Romans 1:1–7, Paul does far more than say hello. He raises the gospel banner of the Jesus Christ, the promised Davidic King, and introduces the heart of what he will unpack throughout the rest of the letter: the gospel of God, rooted in Scripture, centered on Christ, aimed at the obedience of faith, going to all nations, for the glory of the Triune God. In this follow-up post, we review the four movements of the passage and consider how this glorious gospel greeting should unite, strengthen, and stir the church for mission.

By: Justin Trevino Apr 20, 2026

By: Justin Trevino Nov 25, 2025

When God created Adam, He did more than simply place the first man in a garden—He entered into a covenant with him as the head of all humanity. As God’s royal image-bearer, Adam was regarded as God’s son and representative king, called to trust God’s word, obey His commands, and extend His good rule so that the earth would be filled with the life-giving knowledge of God’s glory. From the beginning, God purposed to advance His glorious kingdom through covenant.

By: Justin Trevino Oct 27, 2025

In our sermon series, "To a Thousand Generations: The Covenantal Faithfulness of Our Triune God," we explore God's covenantal faithfulness revealed through the progression of biblical covenants that bring about His saving reign on earth. To deepen your understanding of these themes, we offer the following recommended resources.

By: Justin Trevino Aug 21, 2024

1 Peter 1:13 calls believers to set their hope fully on the future grace that will be revealed when Jesus Christ returns. This grace transcends time, from past grace in election, redemption, and regeneration, to present grace in sanctification and daily sustenance, and culminates in the glorious future grace of glorification when Christ will fully transform His people to behold His glory forever.

By: Justin Trevino Aug 21, 2024

As a lamp to our feet and light to our path, God's Word is sufficient for all of life and for all of time. Here are 60 things you should know about the Scriptures.