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All authority and power belong to God alone. The only thing God requires of us is our willing obedience.

Forgiveness is at the heart of Christian faith. God gives it. Are we ready to receive it?

In the waiting, and through the suffering, God is preparing us for the future he has planned.

God meets us where we are, deals with our fears and opens the door for us to meet people where they are with the Good News of Jesus.

Paul ends his letter by reminding the church in Rome about their mission, their motivation, and their means by which to share the gospel with others.

In the light of the mercy we have received from God, our lives and our minds are to be made new and we are to offer up our lives as a sacrifice, living in a way that pleases God.

We do not need to fear. Through Jesus, God has adopted us as his own children - the promised hope of all who put their trust in him.

How does knowing the truth of the gospel empower us to live free from the power of sin?

Paul helps us understand what God has done to save us through the death of Christ. He then uses the example of Abraham, which inspires us to not only be justified by faith but also to live a life of adventure by faith.

What’s wrong with the world, and what is the bad news to which the gospel is the answer?