On Palm Sunday we remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. But how was he turning the tables on expectations of his kingship?

God has transferred us from the line of Adam—defined by sin and death—into the line of Jesus—defined by righteousness and life.

In Romans 5 the Apostle Paul outlines layer upon layer of the good news that we now have in Jesus. When you think he's done, there's more!

In Romans 4, the Apostle Paul shows how works, circumcision, and the law can't make us righteous. It's always been through faith—a gift.

In Romans 4-8, the Apostle Paul outlines a new way to be human now in Jesus. It's based on faith, governed by grace, empowered by the Spirit.

Having confronted us with the bad news, the Apostle Paul unloads the wonderful good news of salvation in Jesus for all through faith.

The gospel isn't just for the shamelessly immoral, but for the self-confident religious types who trust in their own morality.

There is a coming judgement day, when both the blatantly immoral and the self-righteous religious will be judged. The sound didn't work, so here are the notes.

We all know that something is wrong. With the world. With us. With me. What is the universal problem? And what's the solution?

We set the scene for what was going on at the Roman church and how the gospel, centring on Jesus, changes everything.