St. Augustine's Wembley Park

Passage: Romans 6:15-23 Date: 2026-09-27 Speaker: Scott Furey   Sermon Outline 1. We’re all slaves of the one we obey (v16) 2. You are not a slave to sin anymore (v17-19) -> So don’t offer yourself as a slave to sin -> But offer yourself as a slave to God 3. The outcome is eternal life not death (v20-23)

Passage: Romans 6:1-14 Date: 2026-09-20 Speaker: Diederik Evanson   Sermon Outline 1. We are united with Christ (v2 -11) -> Count yourself dead to sin -> Count yourself alive to God   2. We have a new master. (v12 -14) -> Do not let sin reign -> Offer yourself to God

Passage: Romans 5:12-21 Date: 2026-09-13 Speaker: Scott Furey   Sermon Outline 1.  Adam’s sin brought sin and death to all (v12-14) 2. Christ’s gift is greater than Adam’s sin (v15-19) 3. Grace beats sin and death (v20-21) -> Don’t remain in Adam -> Rejoice to be in Christ

Passage: Romans 5:1-11 Date: 2026-09-06 Speaker: Scott Furey   Sermon Outline The impact of justification by faith   1.       We enjoy peace with God (v1-2)   2.     We boast in our suffering (v3-4)    3.     We know God’s love through His Spirit (v5-8) 4. We are certain of salvation (v9-11)   -> Glory in God

Date: 2026-06-13 Speaker: Phoebe Burton Discussion Questions In the beginning: A brief theology of the body 1. How does the truth that we are created in the image of God impact us? 2. How do these verses in Psalm 139 challenge the way we normally think about our bodies? 3. In what ways do we treat our bodies as projects to perfect rather than gifts from God to steward? Broken identities: Shame and...

Passage: Micah 7 Date: 2026-08-30 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline Hope when things feel hopeless Sin is miserable (v1-6) Hope is found in the just and merciful God (v7-17) Praise the God who deals with sin (v18-20)

Passage: Micah 6 Date: 2026-08-23 Speaker: Sam Lashwood Sermon Outline Israel in court for covenant breaking 1.   What has God done? Blessed and Saved (v3-5) 2.  What should the people have done? Walked humbly in justice and mercy (v6-8) 3.  What have the people done? Walked in injustice and violence (v9-12) 4. What will God do? Bring curses (v13-16)

Passage: Micah 5 Date: 2026-08-16 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline God’s Shepherd King will lead His people to peace (v1-4) God’s people will bless and judge the nations (v5-9) God will cleanse His people of false worship (v10-15)

Passage: Micah 4 Date: 2026-08-09 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline God promises perfect peace (v1-5) God’s people will be redeemed (v6-10) God’s enemies will be defeated (v11-13)

Passage: Micah 3 Date: 2026-08-02 Speaker: Ben Holmes Sermon Outline The misuse of power The good use of power The renewal of power

Passage: Micah 2 Date: 2026-07-26 Speaker: Ben Holmes Sermon Outline Confronting Oppression            Oppression of the poor angers the Lord (v1-5) Oppression invites deceitful preaching (v6-11) Oppression will be broken by the Shepherd (v12-13)

Passage: Micah 1 Date: 2026-07-19 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline 1.     The Lord is coming in judgment on idolatry (v1-7) 2.    The frightening judgment will come near (v9-15) 3.    The right response is to mourn (v8 and 16)

Passage: Romans 4:9-25 Date: 2026-07-12 Speaker: Scott Furey Sermon Outline -      Can I trust God’s promise? God’s promise comes to us as a gift, by faith (v13-17) God will keep his promise, because He raises the dead (v18-22) God’s promise is for us who believe in Jesus (v23-25) -> Trust that God’s promise is guaranteed

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.