As we begin our series of 'Psalms in Summer', Patrick explains why Psalm 145 is such an important psalm.

In our concluding study in Romans, Patrick explains that, like for Paul, mission is our everyday activity.

Phillip explains that as we accept our differences and learn to live together in love, the main thing is to keep the Gospel the main thing.

At our All-Age service Patrick asks 'What is the Church'?

Patrick Fleming continues our studies in Paul's letter to the Romans, where in Romans 12 he exhorts us to 'Be transformed by being loving, being humble and being peaceful'

Even though God is sovereign, He wants to involve us with putting His creation right. Jesus commissioned the disciples to spead the Gospel to the whole world. We can't just leave it to God. We are all missionaries.

Paul says that God has made us his children and his heirs. Patrick explains what this means, and what the consequences are.

Using the story of the Prodigal Son, Phillip explains about God's grace, and what Paul is teaching us in his letter to the Romans. How can we, for whom Christ died to make us right with God, go on living as if nothing had happened.

At our All-Age service, Patrick explains what the Fruits of the Spirit are, and what they are not!

Phillip explains that when we become a Christian our status before God changes. Once we were enemies, but now we are accepted beause of Jesus' sacrifice and marked with the seal of the Holy Spirit. And this gives us peace with God and with ourselves.