Andrew Heard preaches from Romans 16 and shows how women were and are valued, respected and honoured members of the church. Romans 16:1-16

In Romans 15 we see Paul's unique role in taking the gospel to the Gentiles. Here Andrew Heard also shows us that Paul's drive - to share the truth of heaven and hell with the many who don't know, should also shape our lives.

The indisputable gospel transforms our lives, yet here in Romans chapter 14 we see there are disputable matters that can lead to disunity. Jez Reynolds shows us that as Christians, in love, we should bear with each other, whether weak or strong. Romans 14:1-12

Romans chapter 13 challenges the heart of our refusal to submit to the governing authorities. Grahame Fuller shows us why God has established these authorities and the context for our submission. Romans 13:1-10.

We are made to live transformed lives. What does this look like for us together as Christians in community under God? Andrew Heard takes us further through Romans 12 and the beautiful consequences of serving each other as one body. Romans 12:1-8.

Through the first 11 chapters in Romans we see God's sovereign hand in salvation. In Chapter 12 Andrew Heard shows us that transformation as a living sacrifice is the only God honouring response to his immense mercy. Romans 12:1-2.

Should we give up on our friends and family who seem far from Jesus? What is God's plan for the Jewish people? Dave Jensen preaches from Romans 11 and shows Gods glorious plan for Salvation and future hope.

What makes the news about Jesus so good? Paul says 'how beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news'. Jez Reynolds takes us through the whole Bible to show how Jesus fulfils our greatest need. Romans 10:1-15.

Is God just? Is he merciful? What does it mean that God is free? Jez Reynolds preaches from Romans 9 and shows how this challenging passage can lead us to be humbled, to be comforted, and to be thankful.

In the first sermon in our series in Romans 9-16 Andrew Heard unpacks the place of faith in your response to the God who made you. Romans 1: 8-17.