Last year we signaled our intent to begin talking about some of the vital

and defining issues for our time.  But in order to do this well, we keep

insisting that we first learn how to talk to each other.  Our dialogue must

not break with our first and primary task: to be the one people of God.

Last year we signaled our intent to begin talking about some of the vital

and defining issues for our time.  But in order to do this well, we keep

insisting that we first learn how to talk to each other.  Our dialogue must

not break with our first and primary task: to be the one people of God.

We begin to lay out the foundations for our year in Paul's words about the gospel at the opening of Romans. Words we want to take seriously. Words like salvation, righteousness, and faith, are all important to our vocabulary so are worth our time and effort. As we explore we hope to find out how these words unpack and explain what Christ has done for us and move us towards a deeper understanding of what it is that he is trying to do with us.

We begin to lay out the foundations for our year in Paul's words about the gospel at the opening of Romans. Words we want to take seriously. Words like salvation, righteousness, and faith, are all important to our vocabulary so are worth our time and effort. As we explore we hope to find out how these words unpack and explain what Christ has done for us and move us towards a deeper understanding of what it is that he is trying to do with us.

As we reached the end of our 2016-2017 teaching year we decided to pause and look back over our teaching from the previous 12 months.  In this podcast Bob Osborne and David Harvey discuss five of our key series from the year.

In this series, we want to talk about the unsung heroes of faith.  We want to redirect the spotlight towards some of the lesser known Biblical heroes.  And maybe this will help all of us celebrate the unsung heroes in our own lives.