At Easter Christians around the world celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. It is so central to the Christian faith that Paul says in 1 Corinthians 15 that if Christ hadn't been raised then his preaching would be in vain and your faith would be in vain. But we celebrate this Easter 2025 because Jesus has in fact been raised from the dead and the account of His resurrection has been recorded by multiple eyewitnesses. He is risen!

With all that’s going on in the world today, how can we overcome fear and live in the confidence that we belong to God? Have you ever considered the implications of nothing being able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus? This is a much needed message from Romans 8:31-39 that Christ is our hope in life and death. 

How do you persevere through difficult times? Romans 8:26-30 carries some much needed encouragement for all those who love God and are called according to His purpose. May you find hope to carry on as you meditate on God's truth today.

How do you carry on when experiencing the hardships of life? From the aches and pains of aging to the interpersonal conflicts that are often present in life; we need hope for our future and a reason to persevere through difficulties. This week we look at Romans 8:18-25 and discuss the great hope that Christians have for the future when Christ returns and makes all things new!

What can we learn from a small story in the Bible about the prophet Jeremiah being rescued from a cistern? It turns out there are many things we can learn and apply to our lives today. Join us as we learn about an Ethiopian who rescued the prophet Jeremiah from death.

What does it mean to be adopted children of God? How should that impact our lives? Join us as we explore these things in Romans 8:12-17.

After walking through the depths of Romans chapter 7 we have now arrived at the hope-filled message of Romans chapter 8. The chapter begins with the words, "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus". Join us for this life-giving message of hope in Jesus Christ.

What is the pupose of God's law? What does it do and can it bring salvation? Romans 7 is a very tricky and debated passage of Scripture but through this sermon we will take a look at some important things we need to understand for today.

This week we look at the book of Titus and exlore the idea that good doctrine should result in good deeds. May we all grow in zeal for doing good unto the glory of God.

What does Paul mean when he says that we have died to the law? Isn't God's law good? What is the result of all this? These are some of the things that are tackled in this sermon from Romans 7:1-6.