Erica brings us the next installment in our 'What is the Gospel' Series looking at Galatians 2:11-21

We continue our new series, 'What is the Gospel?', as we explore it in the Book of Galatians and the message this week is titled "Saturated"

BEC Member Ray Miller kicks off our new series, 'What is the Gospel?', as we explore it in the Book of Galatians and ask the question, 'Why is the Cross 'Good News' and what's its significance in our lives?'

Pastor Paul brings us a message on going back to basics.

Guest speaker Jonathan Oloyede brought a challenge to the churches in Rugby to pray and fast for our families, our communities and town, and our country and beyond. He was leading us to look at revival in our towns and country.

Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.

14th January 2024.

Guest speaker Jonathan Oloyede brought a challenge to the churches in Rugby to pray and fast for our families, our communities and town, and our country and beyond.

Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.

14th January 2024.

Pastor Paul Rogers brought us the first in a series on Lift Your Gaze.

Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.

7th January 2024.

Pastor Paul Rogers preaches on the first Sunday in Advent about preparing for Christmas

Ruth’s loving loyalty and Boaz’s act of redemption reverse all the despair and desperation of chapter 1 for Naomi. It is also the beginning of Israel’s rescue from lawlessness and godlessness, and later still, of Christ’s redeeming of the world. Our kinsman-redeemer replaces death with life, emptiness with fulness, homelessness with a home to come etc.

Pastor Paul Rogers preached on how Boaz was the kinsman redeemer for Ruth.

There is a contrast of Boaz with the other kinsman who wants the land but not the obligations that go with Ruth’s hand in marriage. Boaz knows the Law and uses it well, but goes beyond the letter of the law to the spirit of it, acting in Ruth, Naomi and the clan’s interest, not his own. He ensures Ruth is fully welcomed into the nation of Israel (vv11-12). As Christ had no need to give up his rights for our sake, so we should live lives of love which go beyond obligation to self-sacrificial love. Christ perfectly fulfilled the Law, so we are now freed from its restrictions to live by the Spirit and the law of love (Galatians 5).