In Romans 8:18-27 we are reminded that the pattern for those in Christ is suffering now, glory later. Yet in his kindness, God helps us to wait well in our suffering by his Spirit and by His sovereign grace.

We have a glorious future promised to us by our heavenly Father, yet we live in a world that is marred by brokenness, pain and struggle. Today’s passage reminds us of the hope we have and the Spirit of God given us to stand firm each day in this...

We have a glorious future promised to us by our heavenly Father, yet we live in a world that is marred by brokenness, pain and struggle. Today’s passage reminds us of the hope we have and the Spirit of God given us to stand firm each day in this...

Not only are we freed from condemnation forever, but we learn in Romans 8 that our status, our identity is that we are not only the children of God but co-heirs with Christ to all of God’s promises. | Romans 8:12-17

Not only are we freed from condemnation forever, but we learn in Romans 8 that our status, our identity is that we are not only the children of God but co-heirs with Christ to all of God’s promises. | Romans 8:12-17

Romans 8 begins by telling us “… there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus …”. This is such incredibly good news. | Romans 8:1-11

Romans 8 begins by telling us “… there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus …”. This is such incredibly good news. | Romans 8:1-11

God doesn’t want people to try and earn his acceptance by obeying rules. God wants people to receive his acceptance by trusting in the death that Jesus died for them. | Romans 7:1-25

A confirmation message by Bishop Chris Edwards

When a person puts their trust in Jesus, they become ‘united’ to him. This is both the grounds and a powerful motivator to fight against sin and live for God. | Romans 6:1-23