Passage: Romans 7:13-25

Date: 2026-10-11

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

1. I keep doing what I don’t want to do! (v13-20)

2. I delight in God, but I feel like I’m at war (v21-23)

3. I know the wretched battle continues until heaven (v24-25)

-> Don’t give up

-> Expect a battle

-> Fight!

Passage: Romans 7:1-12

Date: 2026-10-04

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

1. If you want to change, you need a new spouse! (v1-6)

2. The law can reveal sin but only the Spirit of God can change you (v7-12)

-> Don’t bind yourself to the law

-> Rejoice that you belong to Jesus

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 idolatry1. What are some ‘beauty idols’ our culture encourages us to worship? 2. What does it practically look like to ‘gaze’ at something? 3. Have you ever noticed appearance affecting your mood, confidence, or sense of worth?

Gaze at the beauty of Christ: the power of the gospel!1. How does Jesus redefine beauty? 2. Why can it be difficult to believe that Christ genuinely delights in us? 3. How does the gospel free us from needing the approval of others? 4. How can we practically ‘gaze at Jesus’ instead of ourselves?

Redeemed bodies1. How does the promise of resurrection change how we view our bodies now? 2. What is the difference between stewarding our bodies and idolising them? 3. How might knowing and following Christ reshape everyday habits around food, exercise, rest, or appearance?

Freedom from Chronic Comparison Syndrome

1. Why do we so naturally compare ourselves to others? 2. How can we fight comparison practically?

Passage: Micah 7

Date: 2026-08-30

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

Hope when things feel hopeless

1. Sin is miserable (v1-6)
2. Hope is found in the just and merciful God (v7-17)
3. Praise the God who deals with sin (v18-20)