Real life, real freedom, real hope.
When the Apostle Paul brought the gospel to Thessalonica he made a lot of enemies. His opponents said to the town council, ‘These men who have turned the world upside down have come here also’ (Acts 17:6 ESV). There’s actually a lot of truth in that accusation. Paul’s message, the gospel of God, does turn the world upside down. In the gospel people who deserve death are made alive. They’re declared right before God by faith in Jesus Christ and are freed, filled with hope and completely transformed. That good news changes individuals, families, whole communities.
The book of Romans unpacks that good news. So come and hear about the real life, real freedom and real hope that Jesus offers as we work our way through it.
If there's anyone who could be proud on the first Christmas it's Mary, she gave birth to the King of the world! and yet she models to us what Christmas…
How can Mary rejoice on the first Christmas? How will you? We explore her genuine joy in Jesus her saviour not in the absence of difficulty but in the midst…
What do you need to trust God for? Mary is given a massive promise and her response is impressive!
No matter what happens we can be completely sure God is for us because of his past actions and future promises.
Among all the other things God gives us, he gives us a new identity. We're sons of God, who call God our father, and who will be glorified with Jesus…
Built on trust in Christ, one sure and crucial evidence you are a Christian is living a life led by the Spirit, but what does that look like?
No condemnation from God is the awesome and unique message of Christianity for those who identify with Jesus, only possible because of both Jesus’ righteousness and death in our place.
There is a work that is eternal, never in vain and disciples of Jesus are to give themselves fully to. It all hangs on the resurrection of Jesus, is this…
Paul answers 2 questions about the future of our bodies. 1) what kind of body will we have? Answer: the resurrected you is you transformed, like Jesus. 2) How will…