In Paul’s letter to the church at Rome, he outlines the fundamental beliefs of the Christian faith. This sermon series works through the whole book of Romans in two halves: from January to March 2016 and then September to November 2016.
Romans 16 – Does the gospel message we’ve been hearing about really work, does it change people? We see not only that it does, in real people’s lives, but also how it should change us!
Romans 15 – This remembrance day we consider how the kingdom of God advances, not through war, but through a great message of peace. We learn from Paul’s example how we should go about our Christian duty of telling others about Jesus.
Romans 15 – The practical application to our lives of the wonderful good news of Jesus continues; Today we see Paul address our attitude to ourselves and others, as well as talk about accepting each other.
Romans 14 – What does the gospel of grace have to say about times when Christians disagree. It happens, so how so how should we deal with it? Paul outlines 4 principles to help us.
Romans 13 – How should we live as Christians in a secular state? Paul has some clear words of advice and 5 reasons why we should live as loyal, obedient, tax-paying, respectful citizens – whatever our government is like.