Sermons on Romans

What difference does Easter make on a Tuesday? Discover how being united to Christ in His death and resurrection transforms your identity and gives you power over sin today.

Why do Reformed churches hold to creeds and confessions? Discover how these time-tested statements protect the faith and keep us centred on Jesus Christ as Lord and God.

In a world pushing tolerance without truth and morality without God, how do we think and live distinctively as Christians? Discover what it means to be transformed by renewing your mind.

Discover how God's faithfulness, not ours, guarantees that believers will never be lost. The golden chain of salvation stretches from eternity past to glory future.

The church family is bonded by something deeper than shared interests or natural affection. Through Christ's blood, believers become true brothers and sisters, devoted to one another with sacrificial love.

Every Christian has been given supernatural abilities to serve and build up the church. Discover how God equips His people to grow together toward maturity in Christ.

Christians are called to actively put sin to death so they can experience the fullness of life God intends for them right now.

The Holy Spirit quietly works in every believer, creating new desires, empowering prayer, and transforming our deepest groans into communion with the Father.

Through adoption, God transforms distant orphans into beloved children who can approach Him as Father, confident that He is both willing and able to respond to every prayer.

God's wrath is being revealed right now, not just at the end of time. But there's hope for sinners through Jesus Christ, who washes, sanctifies, and justifies us.

God gives every believer spiritual gifts to build up the church. Understanding your unique gifting transforms you from a spectator into an active, essential part of Christ's body.

Conversion transforms everything: turning from self to Christ, joining His people, and embracing His mission to declare salvation to the world.

Creation groans under the curse of sin, but a glorious freedom awaits. The Lord's Supper is a taste of the feast to come when God restores all things.

Sin separates us from God, from others, and even from ourselves. But the cross offers a stunning exchange: Christ took the full impact so we could be made right with God.

Victory over sin is not found in trying harder but in the Holy Spirit's relentless work of holiness within every believer. His power and presence make transformation possible.

Sin no longer condemns the Christian, but it still drains joy and creates drag. Scripture calls believers to put sin to death and experience the full, vibrant life that grace provides.

When life feels like raking through mud for treasure, God offers something far greater: the undeserved gift of peace with Him through Jesus Christ.

Grace is not something God does but who He is. Discover how this truth dismantles both guilt and pride, freeing you to rest in a salvation you could never earn or repay.

The Christian life feels like a constant battle between two natures. But in Christ, the war is already won. You face a battle you cannot lose.

Present sufferings cannot compare with the glory to come. Through the Holy Spirit, God speaks hope into struggling hearts and points to a future of freedom, joy, and restoration.

What truth could spark a revolution that changed the world? Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther discovered the liberating power of the gospel. This Reformation Day message unpacks Romans 1:16-17 and shows why this good news is still worth celebrating.

Why do Christians publicly profess their faith? This sermon explores what saving faith looks like, why it demands an outward confession, and how the resurrection gives us courage to stand for Christ.

God's wrath is not just a future event but a present reality when He hands people over to their own desires. Yet Christ bore that judgment so the lost might be washed and made whole.

Peace with God through Jesus unlocks a joy that transforms everything: our future hope, our present suffering, and our understanding of divine love.

True identity is not found in achievements or labels but in belonging completely to Christ, who has paid for every sin and set His people free from judgement forever.

The battle against sin once felt impossible to win. In Christ, it becomes impossible to lose. God is making you holy from the inside out.

Present struggles pale against the coming glory. God is moving creation from frustration and bondage toward hope and freedom, with the Spirit affirming this promise in our hearts.

Every believer has been given spiritual gifts to use for the building up of the church. Discovering and exercising these gifts brings unity and strength to the body of Christ.

Should Christians expect miraculous gifts like prophecy and tongues today? God still empowers His church through the Holy Spirit, but every gift must be tested by Scripture and serve to glorify Christ alone.

True worship flows from a renewed mind that treasures God above all else. It is an all-of-life response to His mercy, transforming how we think, value, and live.