Paul tells us that the gift of the Holy Spirit can help us to understand God's word.

The wisdom of God is often seen as foolishness in the world. Paul argues that this is part of the plan of God, and that in our weakness we find God’s strength.

Jesus has called us to be perfectly united. That is difficult to do in our polarised world but it is possible with his help and by focussing on what is most important.

Sometimes, we feel like we lack what we need in our Christian life. Yet, Paul reminds this church that seemed to be seriously lacking in some critical areas of life that God has provided them with everything they needed. God’s grace is enough.

We live in confusing and challenging times. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians addresses many of the issues we face today. One of these issues is how we process knowledge and truth. Paul urges us to understand who we are first in order to love people well when we disagree.

God is looking to do something wonderful in our future at Ross Road Community Church. Our Extending Our Impact Building Renovation Campaign is a part of what God wants to do. How can you partner with us in seeing what God will do in our future?

Sometimes we need to have an honest look at ourselves. The sooner we do that the better. Today we will look at our stewardship as individuals and a church to spur us into what God has for us.

As we face the uncertainty of the future, we need to focus on what we are about, especially as we look to extend our impact through a building renovation project.

Why does Ross Road Community Church exist? Jesus stands at the centre of our purpose and vision, which impacts everything else we do.

Gratitude has been shown to improve mental health, and the Bible commands gratitude to God to be a part of our everyday experience, yet many of us struggle to practice it. Starting the New Year with an attitude of gratitude is one way to get the year off to a good start.