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LAUREL OAK CHRISTIAN CHURCH A Christ-centered, Bible-believing, mission-minded, service-oriented church in Laurel Oak Ranch community of High Point.http://www.LaurelOakChristian.Org

📖 This week, we're diving into Romans 5:1–11!What does it mean to be justified by faith? How can we find peace with God,...
10/28/2026

📖 This week, we're diving into Romans 5:1–11!

What does it mean to be justified by faith? How can we find peace with God, hope in suffering, and confidence in His unfailing love?

Join us as we unpack these powerful truths from Paul's letter to the Romans.

🎧 Missed Sunday's sermon? Catch up online, and be sure to check back throughout the week as we share key takeaways and encouragement from Romans 5!

10/25/2026

✝️ This Changes Everything | Romans | Laurel Oak Christian Church
⛪ Laurel Oak Christian Church – High Point, NC
🕘 Sunday at 9:00 AM ET

Because of Jesus, everything changes. How do we find hope when life is difficult? How do we keep moving forward when tomorrow feels uncertain? As followers of Jesus Christ, we have something the world cannot take away: the hope we receive through God's grace.

Join us this Sunday at Laurel Oak Christian Church as we continue our Romans sermon series with a message titled “This Changes Everything,” exploring Romans 5:1–11 and the life-changing power of God's grace.

Through Jesus Christ, we have been made right with God through faith. We no longer have to live under the weight of trying to earn God's favor. Instead, we stand in His grace—a gift made possible through the sacrifice of Jesus and received through faith. And that grace changes everything.

Romans 5 reminds us that even in the middle of suffering, we can have hope. Our hope isn't based on perfect circumstances or the promise of an easy life. It is rooted in God's love, demonstrated through Jesus' death for us while we were still sinners.

Because of Jesus, we can persevere through life's challenges. We can face uncertainty with confidence, endure hardship with hope, and approach each new day knowing that our future rests in the hands of a faithful God.

When life gets difficult, remember this: your circumstances do not define your hope. Jesus does. Because of His grace, we have peace with God today and hope for tomorrow.

Come worship with us as we discover how the Gospel changes the way we live, the way we face hardship, and the way we look toward the future.

📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 5:1–11
📚 Sermon Series: Romans
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM ET

10/25/2026
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10/25/2026

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10/18/2026

✝️ Real Faith | Romans | Laurel Oak Christian Church
⛪ Laurel Oak Christian Church – High Point, NC
🕘 Sunday at 11:00 AM ET

What does it mean to have real faith?

Is salvation something we earn through good works, religious practices, or trying to live a good life? Or is there something more to being made right with God?

Join us this Sunday at Laurel Oak Christian Church as we continue our Romans sermon series with a message titled “Real Faith,” exploring Romans 4 and the example of Abraham, a man whose faith teaches us what it means to trust God.

If anyone could be made righteous through works, Paul asks, why would Abraham's story point us toward faith instead? Scripture teaches that Abraham was counted righteous because he believed God—not because he earned God's favor through his accomplishments.

That same truth applies to us today. Salvation is not something we earn; it is a gift we receive through faith in Jesus Christ.

But real faith is about more than simply believing that God exists. It means trusting His promises, relying on His character, and continuing to depend on Him even when our circumstances are difficult or the outcome is uncertain.

Abraham's story reminds us that faith doesn't mean we always understand God's plan. It means we trust the One who made the promises.

In this message, we'll explore what Romans 4 teaches about faith versus works, Abraham's righteousness, God's promises, salvation by grace, and trusting God through life's challenges.

Where does your confidence rest—in what you have done, or in what God has done through Jesus? Real faith rests in God, trusts His promises, and looks to Jesus Christ as the foundation of our hope.

Come worship with us and discover how the example of Abraham can strengthen your faith and encourage you to trust God in every season of life.

📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 4
📚 Sermon Series: Romans
⛪ Church: Laurel Oak Christian Church
🕘 Time: 11:00 AM ET

10/18/2026

✝️ Real Faith | Romans | Laurel Oak Christian Church
⛪ Laurel Oak Christian Church – High Point, NC
🕘 Sunday at 9:00 AM ET

What does it mean to have real faith?

Is salvation something we earn through good works, religious practices, or trying to live a good life? Or is there something more to being made right with God?

Join us this Sunday at Laurel Oak Christian Church as we continue our Romans sermon series with a message titled “Real Faith,” exploring Romans 4 and the example of Abraham, a man whose faith teaches us what it means to trust God.

If anyone could be made righteous through works, Paul asks, why would Abraham's story point us toward faith instead? Scripture teaches that Abraham was counted righteous because he believed God—not because he earned God's favor through his accomplishments.

That same truth applies to us today. Salvation is not something we earn; it is a gift we receive through faith in Jesus Christ.

But real faith is about more than simply believing that God exists. It means trusting His promises, relying on His character, and continuing to depend on Him even when our circumstances are difficult or the outcome is uncertain.

Abraham's story reminds us that faith doesn't mean we always understand God's plan. It means we trust the One who made the promises.

In this message, we'll explore what Romans 4 teaches about faith versus works, Abraham's righteousness, God's promises, salvation by grace, and trusting God through life's challenges.

Where does your confidence rest—in what you have done, or in what God has done through Jesus? Real faith rests in God, trusts His promises, and looks to Jesus Christ as the foundation of our hope.

Come worship with us and discover how the example of Abraham can strengthen your faith and encourage you to trust God in every season of life.

📖 Scripture Focus: Romans 4
📚 Sermon Series: Romans
⛪ Church: Laurel Oak Christian Church
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM ET

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