Weekly teaching from St Christopher's Church.

Join us for a 10-week sermon series through the book of Romans. Often called the "Greatest Letter Ever Written," Romans provides a panoramic view of God’s plan for humanity. Based on the Bible Society’s Romans Course framework, we will trace Paul’s logic from the depths of the human condition to the heights of God’s glory.

Romans has sparked every major renewal in church history because it doesn't just explain the Gospel—it unleashes its power. Over the next ten weeks, we will explore what it means to be made right with God, how to live by the Spirit, and how the Gospel creates a new, unified community of love.

"For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes." — Romans 1:16

Join us each week as we allow this ancient letter to reshape our modern lives.

a sermon series inspired by the traditional Nine Lessons and Carols. We'll journey through the biblical narrative of salvation, from humanity's first disobedience in the Garden of Eden to the glorious fulfillment of God's promise in the birth of Jesus Christ.

Each week, we'll explore one of the classic readings, connecting Old Testament prophecies and promises to their profound meaning in the Gospels. This series will illuminate how the entire Bible points toward the coming of Christ, helping us to see the Christmas story not as a seasonal event, but as the culmination of God’s plan for our redemption. Come and discover the enduring hope and purpose woven throughout God's story.

A sermon series inspired by the traditional Nine Lessons and Carols. We'll journey through the biblical narrative of salvation, from humanity's first disobedience in the Garden of Eden to the glorious fulfillment of God's promise in the birth of Jesus Christ.

Each week, we'll explore one of the classic readings, connecting Old Testament prophecies and promises to their profound meaning in the Gospels. This series will illuminate how the entire Bible points toward the coming of Christ, helping us to see the Christmas story not as a seasonal event, but as the culmination of God’s plan for our redemption. Come and discover the enduring hope and purpose woven throughout God's story.