The Sermon Recap

Romans 5:12-21 contrasts the first Adam, whose disobedience brought sin and death, with the second Adam, Jesus Christ, whose obedience offers grace and life. This episode explores the theological concept of "Federal Headship" and how one act can transform the world—for better or worse. Christ's redemptive work reconciles us with God, offering the hope-filled truth of justification. Explore questio...

Romans 5:1-11 reveals three profound realities of justification by faith: peace with God, access to grace, and hope in tribulation. These truths show how justification transforms our relationship with God and equips us to stand firm in His grace. A vivid analogy of Magnetic Hill illustrates how God’s grace, though it may feel counterintuitive, remains undeniably true.

Psalm 84 invites us to rediscover the joy of dwelling with God and the strength found in journeying alongside Him. The psalmist's deep longing for God's presence encourages a renewed faith, highlighting the surpassing beauty of God’s dwelling place and the blessings that flow from trust and worship.

Romans 4:13-25 highlights God’s promise to Abraham, showing that faith—not adherence to the law—makes one righteous before God. Abraham's unwavering belief in God's promises serves as an enduring example for all who share that same faith. This reflection explores the connection between God's grace, human trust, and the hope found in Christ.

Romans 4:1-12 explores the lives of Abraham and David as compelling examples of salvation by faith, not works. Abraham believed God's promise and was credited with righteousness despite his flaws, while David rejoiced in the forgiveness of his sins. This reflection emphasizes how God's grace enables believers to live with humility and confidence, trusting not in their own righteousness but in the...

Romans 3:21-31 unveils the righteousness of God revealed apart from the law. Key themes include justification by faith, grace as a gift, and Christ’s sacrifice as a propitiation for sin. These truths align with the Reformation principles—Scripture alone, Christ alone, faith alone, grace alone, and glory to God alone. Explore how this passage lies at the heart of the gospel, offering hope through G...

Romans 3:1-20 reveals God’s judgment on humanity's universal sinfulness, distinguishing sin as not just wrongdoing but a pervasive, corrupting power. Paul’s reflections emphasize that no one—Jew or Gentile, moralist or sinner—is righteous before God. Yet, within the weight of this verdict lies the foundation for grace and redemption through Jesus Christ.

Romans 2 12:29 Jim Poopalapillai A sermon preached by Intern Jim Poopalapillai on Sunday October 13, 2024

Romans 2:1-11 Ben Jolliffe A sermon preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday October 6, 2024

Romans 1:18-32 Ben Jolliffe A sermon preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday September 29, 2024

Romans 1:1-17 Ben Jolliffe A sermon preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday September 22, 2024

1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 Ben Jolliffe Download Part two of a sermon series titled “An Orientation to Resurrection Church” preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday September 15, 2024

Matthew 13:31-33 Ben Jolliffe Download Part one of a sermon series titled “An Orientation to Resurrection Church” preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday September 8, 2024

Psalm 67 Jim Poopalapillai Download A sermon preached by pastoral intern Jim Poopalapillai on Sunday September 1, 2024

Psalm 65 Ben Jolliffe Download A sermon preached by pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday August 25, 2024

Psalm 58 Ben Jolliffe Download A sermon preached by Pastor Ben Jolliffe on Sunday August 18, 2024