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The gospel is about the fact that God's righteousness is credited to us. So even though we are sinners, the righteousness that comes from God is given to us. We receive this righteousness through faith, continuously as we work out our salvation.

Opening a series from Romans, Adamo encourages us to allow the Gospel to live in our hearts. Paul talks about the gospel of God, the good news that Jesus is triumphant over death and that He is Lord of All

Adamo shows us how God exists outside of time, but He has been working through all time to His Glory. So Jesus, who was with God the Father before time began, waited for his time to come when he died for us. Adamo does on to talk about how we can make the best use of the time that God has given us.

Adamo's message at the 2019 Carol Service

God is beyond our comprehension. We simply cannot empathise with our unlimited, all powerful God. So when Jesus came to be born amongst us, this is a real mystery. How can God become flesh/?

Who reigns in our lives? Is it us or is it Jesus? Do we allow the King of Kings to reign in us? We have the status of royalty in His Kingdom, His power through the spirit and live in a Kingdom without end. Stefano recommends a book 'How God became King' by NT Wright.

Ed explores Jesus's teaching on 'Do Not Worry' with a helpful look at how to apply this teaching to our modern lives

On Remembrance Sunday, Ian looks at the biblical call to offer ourselves as living sacrifices. Ian reflects on the thought that we are motivated to sacrifice ourselves because of the great love that God has for us.

Adamo talks about how we come to Jesus, and how the ideas of Belonging; Believing; Behaving - which order do they come in? Looking at the story of Zacchaus, Adamo sees how Jesus wants us to come to him just as we are. We don't need to get our behaviour sorted before Jesus will come to us. We should understand this as we reach out to tell others about the real Jesus. Belong first, then Believe, then Behave.