2026aGod Is Working For Our Good | Romans 8:28-32 | Tim Jones | May 31th 2026

More Than Conquerors | Romans 8:31-39 | Helen Johnson | June 7th 2026

Looking at Romans 8:31–39, Helen Johnson unpacks truth that because God is unconditionally for us, no earthly or spiritual force can ever stand against us. She reminds us that our identity is secure in Christ, who constantly intercedes on our behalf, transforming our earthly troubles into ultimate victory!

2026aGod Is Working For Our Good | Romans 8:28-32 | Tim Jones | May 31th 2026

Unpacking Romans 8:28–30, Tim reveals how the promise of God working for our good provides a deep, sustaining joy that isn’t shaken by our circumstances. We are reminded that our trials are never wasted, our security in Christ is absolute, and our best days are always ahead.

The Spirit Helps Us | Romans 8:18-27 | Athan Amasiatu | May 24th 2026

Athan carries on our series in Romans, talking about how the Spirit can be a real source of help in tough times. Even when our words run out and we're left unsure what to even pray for, the Spirit intercedes on our behalf!

No Longer Slaves | Romans 8:14-17 | Tim Jones | 17th May 2026

In this sermon Tim explores the incredible privilege of being adopted into God’s family through the Holy Spirit. Looking at themes of sonship, inheritance, assurance, and intimacy with God, these verses from Romans 8:14-17 unpack what it truly means to be called a child of God.

Life Through Death | Romans 8:5-13 | Tim Jones | 10th May 2026

Our passage from Romans 8 reveals the surprising truth that new life comes through death. Through Christ’s death and the gift of the Holy Spirit, we move from the realm of the flesh (death) into the realm of the Spirit (life and peace). This means daily dying to sin by the Spirit, putting to death the misdeeds of the body, and the confident hope of future resurrection. Far more than external appearances, following Jesus is an inner transformation as God dwells in us and reshapes our lives. God's word calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and walk with the Spirit into true freedom and joy.