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We continue our journey through the book of Romans. This passage deals with 'love in action'. V9 references Agape - charitable love. V10 Phileo - brotherly love. V11 suggests we shouldn't be lazy but we should get involved. V15 says we should not be envious of other peoples' blessings. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. Today we look at seven spiritual gifts given to believers and how to use in a practical way for God's benefit. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. We see that today's passage that as believers we should practice humble self-assessment and to use our diverse, God-given spiritual gifts within the unified body of Christ. We should be a united church that uses our respective gifts to love and serve each other. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. We see that today's passage is about the love and mercy of God. We should offer our mind, body and spirit as a sacrifice. Everything we do should be an act of worship to God. As a result our lives should be an act of worship and people should be able to see Jesus in ourselves. We cannot conform to this world, we need to allow the Holy Spirit into our hearts and minds to change ourselves. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we ask what did Paul mean when he says that the Jewish people had stumbled? We have already seen in previous chapters that the Jewish people rejected Jesus and stumbled over him. We see that the stumbling is partial and will pass. Paul's heart is a reflection of God's heart. Paul is a messenger of the good news and there are greater blessings to come. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that God hasn't abandoned his people. Paul references the story of Elijah and shows how God hasn't deserted his chosen people. If we are saved by grace, salvation cannot come from works. Neither can someone be saved by following the law. The Jewish people had hardened their hearts and could not hear. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see how we need to experience God in our lives and know him personally, and we should tell people of the Lord using scripture. Paul asks rhetorical questions: Did you not hear? Did you not understand? Paul quotes Isiah to explain how the Jewish people have no excuse, explaining Go's sovereignty choosing who he decides for salvation. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue through Ephesians 5 and the teachings on Christian marriage and relations. We see how men should be an example to their wives as a servant of God. Husbands should love their wives as Christ loves the Church. We see that we are interconnected with God; we become the body in our spiritual union between Christ and the Church. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that salvation comes through faith in Jesus rather than by following the law. Verse 9 is a clear proclamation of the Gospel. Roman 10 5-7 reference Deuteronomy 30 v11-14 - righteousness even from the time of Moses was based on faith in Jesus and not following the law. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see how God reveals his character: He desires to demonstrate his wrath against our sin. He punishes evil because he is a good God and we see it is essential to his good character. A Christian who rejects the wrath of God is mistaken. The reason God's wrath ensures is that it makes known the riches of His glory to his elect, whom He chose before the foundation of the world. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In this section we see that 1) Godly people should pray (God's sovereign plan includes prayers) v1 2) Zeal does not equal salvation (v2) 3) Religious people often miss salvation because they seek to establish righteousness in themselves 4) Christ is righteousness. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. Today we see that we cannot comprehend God's intentions, human pride get in our way. We only know what God has chosen to reveal. In this passage, the clay represents a sinful fallen humanity. Humans choose to harden their hearts, we are responsible for our sin and God takes no pleasure for the punishment of sinners. God endures with great patience to show his wrath so we can see his character. As Jesus hung on the cross for our sins we can truly witness the glory of God. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. Paul is still dealing with the question: Has God's word failed? Paul is dealing with the unbelief of the Jews and whether God's word can be trusted. In the passage Paul examines • Gentiles' salvation: Paul cites Hosea to see that this has always been the case (to turn non Israelites into Israelites) V24-26 • Preservation of the Jews: Paul quotes Isiah - Israel's hope depends on God by preserving a remnant of them by his grace/. God was always going to make people who aren't "his people" his people. v27-29 • Abraham's decendents are actually hose who have faith. By receiving Jesus as messiah, gentiles were made righteous. Paul uses God's word to prove that God's word hasn't failed. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

We continue our journey through the book of Romans. In today's passage we see that God's ultimate purpose of election is to make known the riches of his glory and make those riches known to his elect. We have seen previously in Chapter 9 that God elects some over others, a decision based not on works or human will but on God who has mercy. We often ask questions of God, Paul asks US a question - who are we to talk back to God. To do so is ridiculous. God is all powerful and we must be humble before him Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH

In today's sermon, Hughie discusses this passage from Ephesians. We see that husbands cannot save their wives, but they should 'sacrifice' for them as Christ laid down his life for the Church. Wives should be subject to their husbands as to the Lord. Wives submit as Jesus should submit to the Father and submit not to 'men' but to her husband. For husbands, loving your wife is a *command*, whatever the circumstances, husbands are instructed to love. Join our family morning service every Sunday at 11am. New Life Haydock Phythian Street Haydock WA11 0AH