by Richard Keith | Feb 28, 2023
Romans chapter 14 is a good example of how we are called not just to believe the gospel, but to live it as well. As Christians, people who follow Jesus and are led by his Spirit, we believe the gospel, a message of good news. Though created in God’s image, we...
by Richard Keith | Feb 7, 2023
A message on Romans 13 by Richard Keith on Sunday 5 February 2023 Our message today from Romans chapter 13 is that being a citizen of the kingdom of heaven should make us a better citizen of the kingdoms of earth. That’s right. Better not worse. Being a Christian, a...
by Richard Keith | Jan 24, 2023
A message on Romans 12:9-21 by Richard Keith on Sunday 22 January 2023 The logic of the gospel goes like this. You are loved. God loves you. He made you for himself. In fact, God so loved the world he sent his one and only Son, so that whoever believes in him shall...
by Richard Keith | Jan 17, 2023
A message on Romans 12:1 by Richard Keith on Sunday 15 January 2023 Worship, it seems, is as poorly understood as it is poorly practiced. Worship, for example, is more than music. Of course, we do worship God, we proclaim his worth, with all kinds of music: with slow...
by Richard Keith | Jan 10, 2023
A sermon on Romans 1 to 10 by Richard Keith on Sunday 8 January 2023. The ancient Romans are famous for a lot of things, including their monuments, their soldiers, and their roads. Their roads were built to such high engineering standards that they can still be seen...
by Richard Keith | Dec 7, 2022
A sermon on Romans 8:1-17 by Richard Keith on Sunday 4 December 2022 There are three sides to every story. There’s my story. There’s your story. And there’s the truth. No single story can do justice to the whole truth. No matter how honest we are, we can only tell a...
by Richard Keith | Dec 1, 2022
A sermon on Romans 7:7-25 by Richard Keith on Sunday 27 November 2022 The marathon was a race especially invented for the first Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. It celebrates the legend of Pheidippides, a soldier fighting for the Greeks at the battle of Marathon, who...
