Sermon Series: Romans (Heaven Sent)
Sermon Title: Set FREE from Sin
Bible Passage: Romans 6:15-23
Preacher: Ian Morrison
Date: 1st June 2025, 6 pm

What does it mean to be truly free? In Romans 6:15-23, Paul challenges the idea that freedom means doing whatever we please. Instead, he shows us that everyone serves something—either sin, which leads to death, or God, whose gift is righteousness and eternal life. This Sunday evening, Ian Morrison will open up this powerful passage and invite us to see the gospel not just as rescue from guilt, but as liberation from sin’s control.

Before Christ, we were slaves to sin, unable to escape its grip. But now, through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we have been set free to serve a far better Master—one who leads us into life, not death. The gospel doesn’t just offer forgiveness; it gives us a new heart, new desires, and a new direction. Grace is not a license to sin—it’s the power to live a new life of joyful obedience.

Paul reminds us that sin’s wages are death—but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. This is the gospel: Jesus bore the punishment our sin deserved, broke its power at the cross, and rose again to bring us into the freedom of being God’s beloved children.

Join us as we rejoice in the freedom that only Jesus can give. Come and discover what it means to live no longer bound by sin, but joyfully surrendered to the One who sets us free.

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"'Immediately the boy’s father exclaimed, “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief!” " - Mark 9:24

Sermon Series: Romans (Heaven Sent)
Sermon Title: New Life Under Grace
Bible Passage: Romans 6:1–14
Preacher: Ian Morrison
Date: 25th May 2025, 9:30 am

If we’re saved by grace, does it matter how we live? In Romans 6:1–14, Paul gives a resounding yes—not because grace gives us freedom to sin, but because grace gives us the power to live free from sin. This Sunday, Ian Morrison will lead us through this transformative passage, showing us what it truly means to live a new life under grace.

Through faith in Jesus, we have been united with Him in His death and resurrection. Our old self—ruled by sin—was crucified with Christ, and now we walk in the power of His risen life. Sin no longer has the final say. We’re not under law, burdened by guilt and striving—we’re under grace, shaped by love and empowered by the Spirit.

The gospel isn’t just about forgiveness—it’s about freedom. Jesus didn’t die merely to cancel our past, but to break the power of sin in our present and give us hope for a holy future. Because of His death and resurrection, we are called to count ourselves dead to sin and alive to God.

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the astonishing truth that, in Christ, we’re not who we used to be. Come and be renewed by the gospel that not only justifies, but transforms—leading us into a new life of joy, obedience, and freedom under grace.