Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 7:13–25, showing why willpower cannot defeat sin and why surrender to Jesus Christ is the only hope for true spiritual freedom.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues the third section of his Romans study with a sermon from Romans 7:1–12, exploring what it means for believers to be released from the law through Christ. Building from Romans 6, he explains that Christians are no longer defined by sin, performance, or the fear of failing a spiritual “review,” but are united with the resurrected Christ and called to bear fruit for God. This message clarifies that the law is not sinful or useless; rather, it reveals sin, exposes darkness, and shows our need for grace. Through practical illustrations about marriage, feedback, rules, human nature, and freedom, Rev. Boydstun points listeners toward a life shaped not by condemnation, but by the Spirit, obedience, and fruitful union with Jesus.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues his third sermon series through Romans with a message from Romans 6:15–23 on what it means to be truly free in Christ. Building from Paul’s contrast between slavery to sin and slavery to righteousness, this sermon explores why grace is not permission to keep returning to sin, how obedience flows from the heart, and why real freedom is found not in doing whatever we want, but in becoming who God created us to be. With a Memorial Day weekend reflection on freedom, the message calls believers to leave behind the bondage of sin, pursue active righteousness, and walk in the newness of life through Jesus Christ.