Psalm 89:141–18, Romans 9:22–10:4, 1 Chronicles 1:1–2:17

We share a common history and family tree. We worship the same God and, the apostle Paul tells us, the way of salvation is the same for us all.

Psalm 89:9–13, Romans 9:1–21, Hosea 11:12–14:9

How do we balance this anguish and passion for those we love, with a trust in God’s ultimate sovereignty?

Psalm 89:1–8, Romans 8:18–39, Hosea 10:1–11:11

God loves me and you.

Proverbs 17:25–18:6, Romans 8:1–17, Hosea 8:1–9:17

You are a deeply loved child of God. This should be the basis of your confidence, security and hope.

Psalm 88:9–18, Romans 7:7–25, Hosea 6:1–7:16

God’s desire is for you to have a relationship with him that is real and from the heart.

Psalm 88:1–9, Romans 6:15–7:6, Hosea 3:1–5:15

Serving God ‘in the new way of the Spirit’ (Romans 7:6) is the way to find perfect freedom – free to have a relationship with him and to be the kind of person that deep down you long to be.

Psalm 87:1–7, Romans 6:1–14, Hosea 1:1–2:23

Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, you are able to live and enjoy ‘*a new life*.’

Proverbs 17:15–24, Romans 5:12–21, Amos 8:1–9:15

We see today how Jesus Christ makes *just grace* available for you and me.

Psalm 86:11–17, Romans 4:16–5:11, Amos 6:1–7:17

God “is” love!’ Everything that God does and says in the Bible is love, even God’s anger is nothing but love.

Psalm 86:1–10, Romans 4:1–15, Amos 5:1–27

Jesus died for our sins.