Newlife Anglican Church, Oran Park

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Eventually the wrapping paper gets thrown in the bin, and the Christmas tree is thrown out. Is the experience over until next year?

Eventually the wrapping paper gets thrown in the bin, and the Christmas tree is thrown out. Is the experience over until next year?

This week Geoff looks at Romans 15, continuing on from last week's discussion and moving into Paul's vision of his ministry. What drove Paul to fulfil his God given mission to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus to the world and to encourage us how we can build our relationships and leave a positive legacy to those we come into contact with in our lifetime.

This week Geoff looks at Romans 15, continuing on from last week's discussion and moving into Paul's vision of his ministry. What drove Paul to fulfil his God given mission to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus to the world and to encourage us how we can build our relationships and leave a positive legacy to those we come into contact with in our lifetime.

This week, in the evening service, Stuart speaks on Romans 14 where Paul is giving tips on being part of a world of differing religious backgrounds and how this makes sense to us as Modern Christians.  How we can be aware of others tender issues and instead of placing stumbling blocks in front of them, use our freedom of faith and strength to build them up.

This week Stuart speaks on Romans 14 where Paul is giving tips on being part of a world of differing religious backgrounds and how this makes sense to us as Modern Christians.  How we can be aware of others tender issues and instead of placing stumbling blocks in front of them, use our freedom of faith and strength to build them up.

In Romans 12 Paul had just finished talking about the relationship between good and evil and the triumph of choosing submission to the authority of God in the matter of revenge, “leaving room for God’s wrath.” Here in Chapter 13 he’ll follow through with the idea of delegated authority as he thinks about earthly power and rulers.

In Romans 12 Paul had just finished talking about the relationship between good and evil and the triumph of choosing submission to the authority of God in the matter of revenge, “leaving room for God’s wrath.” Here in Chapter 13 he’ll follow through with the idea of delegated authority as he thinks about earthly power and rulers.

Lead Pastor Stuart Starr takes continues to open Romans, and Predestination - or God's Choice.