Welcome Church Podcast

Steve continued our Romans series, unpacking Romans 6 and asking, "Does God’s grace give me a free pass to sin?" He showed that in Jesus, our old self has died, and we’ve been raised to a new life. Grace doesn’t give us a free pass to sin—it empowers us to live in freedom, offering every part of ourselves to God

Christopher’s Easter Sunday preach reminded us that the resurrection changes everything—just as it did for Jesus’ followers. It starts with a changed mind, leads to a changed heart, and results in a changed life. The gospel isn’t just history—it’s an invitation today to trust Jesus, respond, and be transformed!

Larey’s Good Friday preach asked, “Why is Good Friday good?” It’s good because the cross reveals God’s faithfulness, justice, and mercy. Jesus fulfilled every promise, paid for every sin, and made a way for us to be forgiven, free, and made new!

Natalie shared a powerful message on mercy and compassion, reminding us that God’s heart is for the poor and vulnerable. Reading from Isaiah 61, we’re called to bring relief, release, and restoration—not just spiritually, but practically. Compassion should shape everything we do as Christians!

Steve unpacked Romans 5:12-21 with warmth and clarity, showing how God’s justice and grace meet in Jesus. We explored the weight of human brokenness, the beauty of redemption, and the hope of restoration. It was an encouraging reminder that, despite our ruin, God’s love is relentless and transforming.

Steve shared a heartfelt Mother's Day message called, "What Every Child Needs to Know," which reminded us of the wisdom, love, and faith passed down from mothers. He shared biblical truths about honouring parents, embracing godly guidance, and walking in faith.

Chris continued our Romans series, teaching through Romans 5:1-11. He detailed the Confidence a Christian can have through the work of Jesus on the cross.

Steve continued our Romans series, exploring Romans 4:1-25 and what it means to have faith that counts. He reminded us that we’re made right with God not by works, but through faith—just like Abraham. It’s not about proving ourselves, but trusting in Jesus.

Chris continued our series, unpacking Romans 3:21-31 and the incredible truth that we are made right with God through faith in Jesus. We’re saved by grace, through faith in Jesus. Our faith isn’t in ourselves but in Jesus alone. The gospel requires a response, our personal crux moment.