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Why is John 20 the climax of the Gospel. Is it fair to remember Thomas as ‘doubting’? How can I increase my faith so I can say ‘My Lord and my God’ about Jesus?

The Easter message celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the victory of love and life over sin and death, offering hope and salvation to the world. It marks the central promise of new beginnings, redemption, and a right and renewed relationship with God.

Jesus enters Jerusalem as the Passover Lamb ready to be tested

Romans - Romans 16 is more than a list of names, it shows a church that is living out the Gospel Paul has highlighted in this letter. By living it out, the Gospel mission is fulfilled. Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 10 video after clicking

From the early life of Moses and his mother’s care, we remind ourselves how mums, doing their best, show us something of the love and grace of God, in sending his son Jesus

Putting aside the deeds of darkness and putting on the armour of light has implications for how we submit ourselves to human authorities, and how we submit to each other as God’s church. Here we explore Romans 13 and 14 for what they teach us about that. Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 9 video after clicking

After the good news of justification by faith and the incredible blessings that follow for the believer, Paul spells out the implications for the local church at Rome / Audley. We are radically transformed, beginning with our thinking, and this is seen through practical acts of love and service in the body of Christ. Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 8 video after following that link.

Romans 9 shows God’s sovereign choice rooted in grace, not merit, while Romans 10 emphasises human responsibility to respond in faith and to proclaim the gospel. Salvation is for all who call on Jesus, and the church is sent to share this message so others may believe and be saved. Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 7 video after following that link.

Having considered the power of the gospel and the freedom it brings us, Paul now arrives at a high point of praise. He celebrates what the gospel means for our relationship with God – we are adopted as his children and given a new identity. Then he widens his view, celebrating what God will do for all creation – making it new, and raising us to eternal life. Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 6 video after clicking

Having unpacked the gospel of grace and celebrated the peace that Jesus brings, Paul now addresses a particular objection: does grace mean we can just carry on in sin?

Thanks to the Bible Society for the video mentioned at the end of the service. Link below. You will need to click on the Session 5 video after following that link.