This Easter Sunday we will gain incredible encouragement from Paul's letter to the Romans and in particular to the outcome of the resurrection for us! It is unbelievable what we receive because of God's love for us and His wonderful grace! No condemnation ... alive in the Spirit ... co-heirs with Christ ... what more could we want?

On Good Friday we look at just one of the incidents that occurred in this week and it happened on Jesus' last day. It was an incident that occurred on the Via Dolorosa ... the road leading to Calvary.

n this next section of Romans, Paul is really trying very hard to have us understand without any measure of doubt that salvation is not possible by any attempt of following the Law. Notwithstanding this great truth, we still need to be walking this path together in pursuing to live lives that are pleasing to the Lord.

In the next section of Romans, Paul teaches, whether we like it or not, that we have always been slaves because of the realm we used to live in ... the 'realm of Adam (sin)'. He teaches that whilst we are to be 'slave to righteousness' there is great freedom and liberty to enjoy!

This Sunday we once again go into a difficult part of Romans to learn more about the Christian's walk with God. This week we will learn about how we are to leave the 'realm of sin' and take up residence in the 'realm of grace'. Yes it is a challenge but Paul gives some great counsel to us.

This Sunday we look at two men - who represent us as humans. One is Adam and the other is Jesus. Both men were inaugurates, both men ushered in eras. However one was catastrophic and the other magnificent.

Did you wake up this morning realizing just how wonderfully blessed you are in Christ? Too often we forget the many blessings and benefits we enjoy as Christians! This Sunday we will explore five benefits of being justified by faith and they are incredible.

This Sunday we continue our journey through Romans and are reminded of God's faithfulness as we consider how we are justified by faith through what Jesus has done for us on the cross.

This Sunday we come to a section in Romans which allows us to realize just how hopeless a position we are in when it comes to a righteous and holy God. However we will understand that God has overcome this is by crediting us with His righteousness.

As Christians, it is very easy to be judgemental to others. Romans 2 reminds us of that judgement only belongs to God and that we all will face judgment no exceptions.