All Things for Good

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All Things for Good

June 23, 2024 • Lewis Roderick • Romans 8:28–30

Having spent eight weeks climbing, we’ve arrived at Romans 8:28-30; the peak of this towering mountain. From here we can see all things, and take in a view that stretches from eternity past to forever to come.

These verses have some intimidating words. But why did Paul write them? To bring comfort and assurance to a people groaning in a broken world.

Lewis Roderick preaches these famous words and shows us the ‘good’ God has for his people.

More from VIII: No condemnation. No separation.

VIII Reworded

July 11, 2024 • Lewis Roderick • Romans 8

As we conclude our series through Romans 8, here’s one last teaching - not a sermon, not a conversation - but a rewording of the glorious grace found through life ‘in Christ’.

No Separation

July 14, 2024 • Lewis Roderick • Romans 8:35–39

“We don’t struggle to believe in love ‘that won’t quit’. We just doubt that this is how God loves us.” In this final message from our series in Romans 8, Lewis Roderick shows us why our union with all conquering Christ assures us that nothing will ever separate us from the love of God.

Res Judicata!

July 7, 2024 • Pete Greasley • Romans 8:33–34

If there's now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, how can we enjoy that truth when we often feel condemned? Pete Greasley shows us how God's judgment of His Son is the final word for us: 'All Charges dropped!'.