What does the rejection of Jesus as their Messiah, by so many ethnic Jews in the Apostle Paul's day, mean for our understanding of God?

Living as a Christian if full of challenges. In Romans 8:28-39 the bible presents 5 of these challenges, along with the way in which we can overcome them.

In this talk Mark develops a framework to help us trust God in a world full of suffering and death. This is grounded in Romans 8, one of the most significant pieces of writing in all of human history.

A short, practical introduction to how we live a life directed and ordered by the Spirit of God

What does it take to flourish? What is the role of Torah (or law) in this? What is the relationship of the Torah to the work of Messiah Jesus and the Spirit of Messiah?

This is an exposition of Romans 5:12-21, one of the great passages of the bible that explains God's great gift to humanity.

An exposition of Romans 4 and the world changing, culture shaping truth that we are saved by grace, not race, through faith, not Torah observance.

This talk addresses two key problems: Firstly, our problem is how can we ever be truly known and truly accepted? Secondly, how can God, knowing us perfectly, still accept us?

We start a series exploring the most influential letter in human history - the Apostle Paul's letter to the church in Rome. In this talk we set the scene as we look at the first 17 verses of chapter 1.

We all have to answer two basic questions as we live in this world: what's gone wrong? and what's the solution?