Chapel 2024

Harrington speaks on Philippians 1:12-26. He looks at what to do when ministry feels out of control. Harrinton looks at the context of the passage, as Paul's life may have seemed out of control because he is in prison. He explores Paul's perspective and the importance the Christ is preached. 1. Personal hardship 2. In conflict 3. When we are distracted by material things

Orr speaks on Romans 3:9-31. He looks at the hardness of the Jews to salvation through Christ, but that, despite this, God's word has not failed. Orr explores what it means of Jesus to be the end of the law. Orr looks at what it means for Christ to be the righteousness of God through faith for everyone who believes. He explores the conflict between faith and privacy, because faith must be public. Orr calls on the audience to : 1. Ask God to save those who are not saved and create a culture of doing it 2. Believe that Jesus is the Lord because of his resurrection 3. Keep confessing it to wherever you are

Sheath speaks on Romans 8:18-39. He looks at what happens when we enter dark/challenging times in life, and yet they are fleeting and are insignificant in light of eternity. Sheath shows that we are not alone because the Spirit is with us. Sheath looks at the confidence we have in Christ, such that we do not need to be scared of death.

Gillham speaks on Romans 2:17-3:8. He looks at the desire we should have for God to be honoured all over the earth. Gillham explores sin, and that all of humanity is affected by it. 1. The good Jewish solution 2. The gospel solution

John 21: A strange commissioning 1–3 The in-between time 4–14 Trying to catch fish? - Jesus has it sorted 15–17 Feeling a failure? - Jesus has just the job for you 18–23 Suffering & out of control? Jesus knows all about it 24–25 The things we really need to know

Hohne speaks on the law from Romans 7:1-12, answering : 1. Isn't th elaw still authoritive? 2. Does the law cause evil?