Ladywell Baptist Church

Romans 15:1-13 - Loving each other for Christ‘s sake

Jesus loves us, this is why chose to come and be our saviour.  His love doesn’t end with us however, in loving us he expects that love to overflow and bless those around us. 

Pursuing peace - Romans 14

We follow the same saviour but living, working and worshipping together can be hard going. We are all still different although we are united by Christ. Paul helps us understand how stay together despite our differences.

Why bother with baptism? - Acts 2:22-41

In the world but not of the world – Romans 13:1-14

How are we to live as a Christian people in a non-Christian world?  How should we respond to those in authority over us who do not share our worldview?  Paul explains how we can live in the world without becoming like the world.

I will stand - Philippians 1:19-26

How can we stand fast during times of blessing or adversity?  Joel Smith leads us through Philippians 1:19-26 and shows us the ground of Paul's confidence no matter what he faced.

Portrait of a true Christian – Romans 12

What does the Christian life really look like? Think you know what a proper Christian is? Are you sure? Paul teaches us what true Christians really look like.

How is it possible? - Romans 11:25-36

Paul encourages us that even in the face of apparent defeat God is working all things out so that, in the end, he is victorious and gets the glory for it all.

Has God failed? - Romans 11:1-24

Has God failed? Is this the best God can do? As we look at sin corrupting the world and those who reject God, we might wonder has God failed? Paul shows us that far from failing God’s saving work is perfect and it is all we need.

Real transformation - Romans 10

We want to see transformation in our community. We want to see those we love saved and we want to know  hat we are making a difference in our world. How can this be achieved? Paul tells us in Romans 10.

God can save anyone, even you! - Romans 9

Paul encourages us that no matter who you are, where you're from or what you've done you are never beyond the saving power of God.