Our lives have moved from being trapped “in Adam”, defined by sin and rebellion, to being “in Christ”.

Being “in Christ” gives us the privileges of having Peace with God and of having access to God.

Passage: Romans 5

Series: Romans

Speaker: Becky Webb

Date: 1/11/26

It all begins with Jesus. It will all end with Jesus. It has always and will always be all about Jesus.

Passage: John 1: 1-18

Speaker: Rich Colbrook

Date: 1/4/26

Abraham - archetype of salvation by faith. What are we saved for? We are saved to Belong and to Be Sent

Passage: Romans 4 and Ephesians 4

Series: Romans

Speaker: Rich (on behalf of Bekah)

Date: 12/14/25

In Romans 3–4, Paul moves us from humanity’s universal guilt to humanity’s rescue, showing that we are justified by faith alone, in Christ alone, through grace alone, according to Scripture alone for God’s Glory alone. In God’s courtroom, we see the great exchange as Jesus takes our sentence and gives us His righteousness. Two simple words “But now” transform condemnation into life, and invite others into the same grace.

Passage: Romans 3:21-4:25

Series: Romans

Speaker: Adrian Bairstow

Date: 12/7/25

In this message Jonathan encourages us to step up in prayer for our unsaved friends, and to step out in faith to share the Gospel and expect miracles. It’s a practical, faith building message!

Passage: Matthew 9:35-Matt 10:1, Col 4:2-3, Eph 6:18, Acts 4:29-31, Mark 16:15-20, Matthew 10:7-8, John 14:12, Mark 16:15-20,

Speaker: Jonathan Conrathe

Date: 11/23/25

By ourselves, we all stand guilty before a holy God, but our help and rescue comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth.

Paul demonstrates in his letter to the church in Rome that there is no ‘us vs them’; instead, we are one church, saved by one and the same rescue.

Passage: Romans 2:1-5; Romans 2:17-24; Romans 3:3

Series: Romans

Speaker: Abby Sheard

Date: 11/16/25

Paul addresses the Gentiles in Rome about their behaviour. By understanding what life was like in Ancient Rome, we can see how these verses prompt us to examine our own lives to make sure we're putting God first and paying attention when he speaks.

Passage: Romans 1:18-32

Series: Romans

Speaker: Claire Wong

Date: 11/2/25

Looking at Romans 1 prompts us to ask some big questions. How confident are we in the power of the Gospel today? How can we become more confident? And why should we be confident in the Gospel?

Passage: Romans 1:8-17

Series: Romans

Speaker: Sam Neal

Date: 10/26/25

As the church in Rome listened to the opening lines of Paul’s letter they would have been drawn into deeper relationship with the one it was talking about. They would have heard that the whole of the Old Testament points to him. They would have listened to a radical declaration that there is a new Lord far higher and greater than Caesar and they would have understood to a greater degree that what they’d discovered in the good news about Jesus was nothing short of revolutionary.

Passage: Romans 1:1-7; 1:16

Series: Romans

Speaker: Rich Colbrook

Date: 10/19/25

An introduction to the coming series, Romans 1-8, for community groups and Sundays.

Passage; many verses from Romans

Series; Romans

Speaker; Rick Thomas

Date; 10/12/25