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Having explored the problem of sin and the good news of salvation, Paul now brings us to a place of rest, enjoying the peace and love of God, before we continue on our journey.

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 4 video after following that link.

We can’t earn our way to heaven, all our righteous acts are like dirty rags. But now a righteousness apart from law has been made know that “Jesus was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification.” This is the good news of the Gospel which is available to all who believe.

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 3 video after following that link.

Paul presents us with the bad news of our sin, preparing us for the good news of the gospel. God, the Creator, has revealed his goodness to all, but humans have suppressed the truth about him and worshipped idols. Consequently, God’s wrath is being revealed against us. And none of us is innocent – all have fallen short and need his mercy.

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 2 video after following that link.

The apostle Paul writes to the church in Rome. He identifies himself as a slave of Jesus Christ, and writes to a church made up of Gentiles and Jews, slaves and free people. Although the church is facing difficulties and persecution, Paul is confident in the message of the gospel and urges the Romans to remain confident as well.

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 1 video after following that link.

The Word dwelt among us and made God known. As Gods people are task is to continue to make God known

This sermon considers the possibility that God might allow situations we would not have chosen for yourselves but nonetheless for important work He is doing in our lives and for our eternal good

God sends his most important message not through angels, but in person through his Son Jesus, who is Immanuel, God with us

John the Baptist asks Jesus: “Are you the one?” We look at why that question is so important, and what Jesus’s answer is.

This is a talk on Christingle. There would normally be a video version, but due to technical problems, this was not possible. To put the audio version into context, Richard's son, Oscar, was drafted in dressed in an inflatable orange costume and so looked like a large orange. Richard then proceeded to decorate him as you would a standard Christingle orange. The readings were taken from the International Children's version

The joy of God’s people, as pilgrims, traveling to and seeking the peace and prosperity of the heavenly Jerusalem.