St. Augustine's Wembley Park

Passage: Romans 3:27-4:8 Date: 2026-07-05 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 'No boasting' If we’re justified by faith, then boasting is excluded (3:27-28) a)  all are justified in the same way (3:29-30) b) Abraham was credited righteousness by faith (4:1-5) c)  David knew the blessing of credited righteousness (4:6-8) -> No boasting!

Passage: Romans 3:21-26 Date: 2026-06-21 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline ‘But now…’ The righteousness of God (v21) 1.   How do we receive it? Through faith in Christ (v22-23) 2.   How is it possible? Through the death of Christ (v24-25s) 3.   Is it just? Yes, it shows God is just and the one who justifies (v25b-26) -> Marvel at what God has done -> Trust in his righteousness

Passage: Romans 3:9-20 Date: 2026-06-14 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 'Giving up my righteousness' By nature we are all under the power of sin (v9)-       We turn from God (v10-12) -       We speak evil (v13-14) -       We walk in wrong ways (v15-18)  2. No one will be declared righteous by the works of the law (v19-20)-> Give up all trust in your righteousness

Passage: Romans 2:17-3:8 Date: 2026-06-07 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 'Religious but not Righteous' Two dangers for the devout person: You boast in the law, but dishonour God (2:17-24) You have the outward sign, but not the inward change (2:25-29) Is there any advantage? It is better to know God’s word (3:1-2) but it’s not a guarantee of faithfulness (3:3-8)

Passage: Romans 2:1-16 Date: 2026-05-31 Speaker: Diederik Evanson Sermon Outline Judging other people will not save us from God’s judgment (v1-5) Our religious credentials will not save us from God’s judgement. (v6-11) Hearing God’s word alone will not save us from God’s judgment. (v12-16)

Passage: Romans 1:18-32 Date: 2026-05-24 Speaker: Sam Lashwood Sermon Outline Humanity's big problem Humanity faces God’s wrath for not worshipping him (v18-21) Humanity unnaturally exchanged God for idols (v22-27) So God gave them over to their unnatural sin (v28-32) -> All humanity needs salvation!

Passage: Romans 1:8-17 Date: 2026-05-17 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline   ·       Ashamed of the gospel? 1. Why does Paul want to preach the gospel to them?(v8-15) It will produce a harvest (v13) It is for everyone (v14) 2. Why is Paul not ashamed of the gospel? Because it is the power of God for salvation (v16) Because it reveals the righteousness of God (v17)

Passage: Romans 1:1-7 Date: 2026-05-10 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline   -      What is the gospel? 1.    God’s gospel was promised in the Old Testament (v2) 2.    God’s gospel is about His Son (v3-4) 3.    God’s gospel is for all nations (v5-7) -> Know this gospel -> Let it humble you -> Let it give you confidence Discussion Questions; How would you explain ‘the gospel’ to someone af...

Passage: Mark 13:1-37 Date: 2026-05-03 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline   1.   Judgement on the temple was coming (v1–23) 2.  Judgement on the world is coming (v24–27) 3.  The first judgement guarantees the final one (v28-31) -> Don’t be deceived (v5) -> Be alert (v32-37)

Passage: Mark 12:28-34 Date: 2026-04-19 Speaker: Ben Holmes Sermon Outline   Whose approval do I want? 1.    You can know lots but get Jesus wrong (v35-37) 2.   You can look impressive and be condemned (v38-40) 3.   You can trust Jesus with everything and be commended (v41-43) -> Don’t be fooled by appearances -> Trust the one who gave everything for you

Passage: Mark 12:28-34 Date: 2026-04-19 Speaker: Ben Holmes Sermon Outline   A heart that loves 1.    The question (28-31) 2.   The response (32-34) -> Love the Lord who loved for you.

Passage: Mark 12:13-27 Date: 2026-04-12 Speaker: Diederik Evanson Sermon Outline   1. We belong to God, but we still live in the world.  -> Pay your taxes as good citizens. -> Give yourself fully to God.   2.   The resurrection is coming, and it will surpass everything we know. -> Look forward to heavenly relationships. -> Live now for the resurrection.

Passage: Mark 15:42-16:8 (Easter) Date: 2026-04-05 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 1.  The reality of death (15:42–16:3) 2. The shock of resurrection (16:4–8)

Passage: Mark 15:16-41 (Good Friday) Date: 2026-04-03 Speaker: Ben Holmes Sermon Outline Behold the Lamb 1.    Mocked by man (16-32) 2.   Forsaken by God (33-41)

Passage: Mark 14:66-15:15 Date: 2026-03-29 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline The Innocent for the Guilty: 1. Even his closest friend denies Jesus (14:66-72)  2. Even a Roman governor won’t do what’s right (15:1-15) 3. Even a criminal is preferred to King Jesus (15:6-15)   Jesus alone earns salvation  Jesus alone has true power  Jesus alone can die for the guilty Discussion Question: What from th...

Passage: Mark 14:43-65 Date: 2026-03-22 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline The religious leaders’ opposition to Jesus:  1.     They use power to intimidate (v43-52) 2.    They need false allegations to accuse Jesus (v53-61a) 3.    They cannot bear the truth of Jesus’ glory (v61b-65) -> Beware of a religious veneer that rejects Jesus’ authority - in yourself - in others

Passage: Mark 14:27-42 Date: 2026-03-15 Speaker: Sam Lashwood Sermon Outline ·       The disciples overestimate their holiness (v27-31) ·       Jesus obediently prays in his hour of despair (v32-36) ·       The disciples fail Jesus in his hour of need (v37-42) -> Jesus still drinks the cup for them

Passage: Mark 14:12-26 Date: 2026-03-08 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 1.     Jesus prepares to celebrate the Passover (v12-16)  2.    Jesus knows He will be betrayed (v17-21)  3.    Jesus initiates a meal to symbolise His death (v22-26) -> Trust Him as your Passover Lamb -> Share in His body and blood

Passage: Mark 14:1-11 Date: 2026-03-01 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 1.     The leaders are scheming to kill Jesus... (v1-2) ...but the woman gives Him everything (v3)   2.    The woman is rebuked for her waste... (v4-5) ...but Jesus honours her devotion (v6-9) -> The challenge: Do I love Jesus like this? -> The encouragement: I will not regret what I do for Jesus!

Passage: Mark 11:27-12:12 Date: 2026-02-22 Speaker: Sam Lashwood Sermon Outline ·      Jesus exposes selfish leaders (11:27-33) ·      Jesus condemns selfish leaders (12:1-8) ·      Selfish leaders will face judgement (12:9,12) ·      The Lord honours his selfless leader (12:10-11)  ->  Jesus is the selfless leader we need

Passage: Mark 11:12-25 Date: 2026-02-15 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline Fruitless Religion   1.  Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree (v12-14, 20-21) 2. Jesus condemns fruitless religion (v15-19) 3. Jesus commends faith-filled prayer (v22-25) -> Beware fruitless religion -> Bear faith-filled fruit

Passage: Mark 11:1-11 Date: 2026-02-08 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline -> Jesus is the King 1. Jesus comes as God's promised, humble King (v1-6) 2. Jesus is recognised as God's Saviour King (v7-10) 3. But Jesus is not the King they expect (v11) -> How will I respond to King Jesus?

Passage: Esther 8:3-10:3 Date: 2026-02-01 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline -> Fear and Relief  1. Judgement and Rescue Decreed (8:3-17)  2. Judgement and Rescue Accomplished (9:1-19)  3. Rescue Remembered (9:20-10:3)   -> Remember Our Greater Rescue

Passage: Esther 5:1-8:2 Date: 2026-01-25 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline -> Who is in control?  Esther? The vulnerable believer who approaches the throne of power  Haman? The proud one seeking glory  Mordecai? The righteous one who is finally honoured   -> Jesus, the one in whom the king delights

Passage: Esther 3-4 Date: 2026-01-18 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline For such a time as this  1. The world can hate God’s people (3:1-15) 2. Their hope is in their mediator (4:1-17) -> Praise God for Jesus, our mediator -> Follow him in courageous faith