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Unless we are building our lives - or community, or church, or whatever - around the Lord Jesus, our lives and our work will ultimately be empty, without meaning and purpose.

How can Psalm 42 help us when we’re feeling low, feeling down, feeling discouraged or depressed?

Do you think you’re somebody? Or are you disappointed you’re a nobody? Are you ready to find out what God can do with a nobody like me or you?

We are free to mess up, make mistakes, fail and disagree, but we need to recapture the thrill and adventure of following Jesus, to throw ourselves completely open to the new things the Spirit of God is doing.

Do you believe in prayer? Do you believe in praying together? Or do you struggle to believe in the importance of prayer or that prayer makes a difference?

Faced with the challenges and opportunities of the hour, boldly praying together is the remarkable, relational, revolutionary, refreshing and right thing to do.

Let’s learn to disagree agreeably and overcome our judgmental spirits. Let’s make sure we’re dealing with diversity by allowing love to limit our liberty and by focusing on the eternal, not externals.

Our part in the unfolding mystery of God's eternal plan and purpose is to extend the good news of Jesus to those around us: we BELIEVE Jesus is Lord, we CONFESS Jesus is Lord, and we DECLARE Jesus is Lord.

All of us spend our lives looking for peace - with God, with others, with ourselves. You and I, ruined by sin, heroic failures that we are, cannot make peace with God, or for that matter, with one another. But God, through Christ, has already made peace with us. Will you accept it?

Romans is not, ultimately, about some big and complicated ideas, but about a person – Jesus Christ. In him all of the promises of Scripture and longings of the human heart find their fulfilment.