On the day of judgement, as we recognise the

glory and majesty of God, we will also

recognise that good works save no one for

without the righteousness of God none can

stand in his presence. | Romans 2:17-3:20

There will be a day when all will give an account to God from whom nothing is hidden. No human argument or excuse for sin will suffice on that day. | Romans 2:1-16

Just as the cross speaks to us of God’s mercy and forgiveness so it communicates judgement for sin. | Rom 1:18-32

Just as the cross speaks to us of God’s mercy and forgiveness so it communicates judgement for sin.

| Romans 1:18-32

In the gospel the power of God is revealed as people hear and respond to the good news about Jesus. | Rom 1:1-17 (vv16-17)

In the gospel the power of God is revealed as people hear and respond to the good news about Jesus. | Rom 1:1-17 (vv16-17)

The Letter to the Romans announces that the gospel is the good news of God’s reign. This good news has come to us through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. | Romans 1:1-15

The Letter to the Romans announces that the gospel is the good news of God’s reign. This good news has come to us through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. | Romans 1:1-15

We take for granted the ease with which we recognise Jesus as the Messiah, but we ought not be surprised that others struggle with this. After his resurrection, recognising and understanding took time for even Jesus’ closest disciples. | Luke...

Our reading today, from Mark’s gospel finds the disciples, who had been distraught and lost at the death of Jesus, confused and fearful discovering that the tomb of Jesus is empty. They don’t know how, they don’t know what, but they’re now...