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There's law-language (you shall) which demands obedience, and there's promise language (I will) which demands faith (from John Stott). David explores Romans 4 to understand how Paul holds these two categories of thought together and inspires us to say "Yes" to Jesus, every day.

Six big words: righteousness, law, sin, grace, boasting, faith. How do they all fit together? It's a story of grace.

David talks about the fact that we are forgiven, and what it means to forgive others. Jesus responds to all we do with grace.

God gives us generously all that we need. Therefore we can be generous in giving away what we have received. When we give generously, those in need are provided for, those who receive will praise God for our obedience, and we receive thanks, blessing and grace in return.

God loves, he watches as we turn away, he disciplines and he loves us enough to restore us home again. A study in Hosea 11.

David introduces starts a series studying James. Here he gives an overview of the letter, comments on salvation by faith or works and then examines how James, in the first part of the letter encourages us to look to God in hard times. That is a wise life.

Debt is a problem for most of us and a serious problem for a few of us. What does the bible say about it? What does God think about your debt? 6 questions you should ask yourself before taking on a loan.

David summarises the previous weeks studies in Romans.