Paul begins the next section of his letter to the Romans by focusing in on sin that is far more subtle, more serious, more insidious and more widespread than anything mentioned thus far.

Romans 2:1-16

With all manner of sexual perversion on offer, permitted and encourage, we have lost interest. But even worse, we have lost the wonder, the beauty, the trust, and the joy of a man and a woman coming together for life.

Romans 1:18-32

For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This is the book of Romans greatest offence and the topic of this introductory message.

Romans 1:1-17

Acts 17 shows us how God’s people have been formed, chosen, and known by his name, and that the continuing culture of God’s people must be derived from our very name: the name of Christ. No other name should determine the course and culture of God’s people in the world except the name of Jesus.

Acts 17

Jesus is left behind as a child in the temple, what does this story mean for us? How do we manage anxiety and how do we step into God’s plan for us?

Luke 2:41-52

Is peace important? Where does it come from? And how is it related to Christmas?

Luke 2.8-20

Mercy, Forgiveness, Faith, Submission and a Song.

Luke 1:39-55

What are our rituals? Why do we do them? Are they really helpful or are we using them to avoid real change?

Luke 3:7-18

The world is a mess, full of suffering, sin, and shame. Yet out of this world — a world that God loves — was born a saviour.

Luke 3:1-6

Is this the end? Is there a storm brewing? Should we just go shopping? Are just some of the questions we answer as we look at what Jesus has to say about the end.

Luke 21:25-38