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Romans 

Romans 14:13 Where’s the Evidence
David Flowers | Where’s the evidence for the Christian faith? When the church works well, there’s the evidence. David Flowers explores what it means to be a church family.
Romans 14:9 Who is the Lord of Life?
David Flowers | Jesus, in rising from dead to life 2000 years ago, transforms our lives today because he has demonstrated, undeniably, that He is the Lord of Life.
Romans 15:4 Why Bother with the Bible
David Flowers | David examines Romans 11 to see how we are privileged to receive the promise granted by God to Israel
Romans 12:1-3 A radically Better Way to Live – A Beautiful Alternative
David Flowers | David looks at the way Paul sets a context for the discussion about sexual ethics and he explores how we make moral judgements today.
Romans 12:3-8 A Radically Better Way to Live – A Radically Inclusive Church
David Flowers | David starts with Romans 12:3-8 and explains what inclusive really means: the invitation to everyone, the challenge to the church and the change required of all of us.
Romans 12:9-21 A Radically Better Way to Live – An “Immoral” Minority
David Flowers | David starts a 3-part series helping us to build confidence and constructive conversations when it comes to talking about sex and sexuality issues.
Romans 12:1,2 The Mind of the Father
David continues with Romans 12, When we have tested and approved God’s good, pleasing and perfect will, we learn the mind of the Father and can live better lives.
Romans 12:1-2 Not Being, But Becoming
In chapter 12 we start to think about how to live as followers of Jesus, starting with the exhortation to choose to “Become”.
Romans 11:33-36 God is God and I’m not
David explores the way theology needs worship and worship needs theology.
Romans 11 The Privilege
David examines Romans 11 to see how we are privileged to receive the promise granted by God to Israel
Romans 10:13-21
David inspires us to call on His name. What does it mean, and what does it not mean - to call on the name of the Lord?
Romans 10:1-13 I am a professing-Christian
David unpacks the route to salvation: it is near, it is for everyone, and our profession is all that's needed.
Romans 10:4 I am an I-believe-in-Jesus Christian
David teaches on what Paul means when he says that Christ is the end of the law.
Romans 8:31-39 God's love
David shows us how Romans 8:31-39 transforms our expectations of God and our response to Him.
Romans 8:28-39 God's purposes
David opens up Romans 8 to see how we are allowed a glimpse into God's purposes for mankind and his call on our lives.
Romans 8:18-27 Every heart groans
David continues our studies (part 2) in Romans 8:18-27 teaching about God's first fruits given to us and our deep groan for for more.
Romans 8:18-27 Creation is groaning
David continues our studies in Romans 8:18-27 teaching about our beautiful but broken creation and God's plan for redemption.
Romans 8: 12-17 Not Slaves but Children
Adoption meant something a bit different in ancient times - David explains the enormity of the grace conferred on us when we become sons and daughters of God.
Romans 8:1-11 Skin and Bones
David teaches out of Romans 8:1-11 showing how it fulfils the prophesy in Ezekiel 37 that the Holy Spirit will breath life into our skin and bones and free us from condemnation.
Romans 7:18-19 The Sin Conundrum
There is huge encouragement in Paul's confession in Romans 7 that he is in a battle to stop doing what he knows is wrong and to do what he knows is right. David examines 3 steps to take to reach freedom from from the sin conundrum.
Romans 6:20-23 Death no more
David shows how there are only two possible decisions open to mankind and one leads to death but the other leads to glorious life where death is no more.
Romans 6:1-23 To sin or not to sin
David looks at how Romans 6 describes a before (when we choose to sin) and an after (when we are set free not to sin) and challenges us to live in the after not the before.
Romans 5:12-21 Kingdom Top Trumps
Romans 5:12-21 - Kingdom Top Trumps, David shows how Jesus has grace to cover everything the enemy would throw at us.
Romans 5:5-8 The Gospel of love
David shows how Romans 5:5-8 reveals God's love as an event and as an experience.
Romans 5:3-5 When praise meets pain
David Flowers teaches on what Romans 5 says about suffering and interviews Cyndy Dowling.
Romans 5:1-11 A Gospel of Reconciliation
Consistent with his merciful purpose, he has paid the price, taken the pain and stepped across the cosmos to be reconciled to you and me. He holds out his hands and says, “you are forgiven, let us be at peace.”
Romans 3:21-31 The Gospel offers Grace
Six big words: righteousness, law, sin, grace, boasting, faith. How do they all fit together? It's a story of grace.
Romans 3:9-26 The Mercy Seat
One thing that is certain is the existence of evil and sin. But Paul shows that God has intervened in history to show a way for mercy.
Romans 2:12-16 Let your conscience be your guide 
Your conscience is an essential part of who you are, God created you with a good conscience. It is not there to make decisions for you, it has no right to chirp away condemning you. It is a voice from your soul.
Romans 2:1-13 The Gospel turns all the lights on 
One day all the lights will come on but in the meantime God's kindness gives us chance after chance to repent and get straight with him.
Romans 1:17-20 God reveals himself in the gospel
We can tell what God is like from creation and his general revelation. We get to know him through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Without him wrath, with him, righteousness.
Romans 1:18-32 The Gospel is the antidote to sin 
What is sin, where does it came from, what does it look like, what does it do to us and what can be done about it?
Romans 1:17 The Gospel reveals God's righteousness
Forgiveness says, "Go, you are free, sin no more". Righteousness says, "Come, be welcomed into my presence, let me make you right".
Romans 1:16 and 10:11 The Gospel conquers shame
Truth says, "You have done something bad." Shame says, "You are something bad."
Romans 1:14-16 The Gospel is power
Hearing the gospel puts us into debt, tempts us with shame but releases power, power for salvation.
Romans 1:8-13 A Gospel journey
#faithinrome is trending. Paul can't wait to get there to strengthen and encourage but is being held back.
Romans 1:7 The Gospel defines the Church
Is Church what we do on a Sunday morning? Is it the building in which we worship? In Romans 1 Paul defines the Church without using the word at all. The Church is those who are loved, called and holy.
Romans 1:5-7 The Gospel is global
The gospel is a message that reaches out to everyone. All are invited to believe, belong and behave - for His name's sake.
Romans 1:2-4 The Gospel is Jesus
There is no other gospel, just the one about the One who was man and is God
Romans 6:1-6 The Gospel means freedom from sin
We aren't sinners because we sin, we sin because we are sinners. Paul's discussion about sin wrapped round an explanation of baptism.
Romans 1:1 The Gospel changes me
When we are exposed to the good news - everything changes.