Central Church Fraserburgh

Continuing our When in Romans series, Mark Morrison explores Romans 3 and 4, unpacking what it means to be justified by faith rather than by our own works.
Looking at Paul's challenge to the Roman church, Mark reminds us that salvation isn't something we can earn through good behaviour or religious effort, but a gift of God's grace received through faith in Jesus Christ.
A reminder that we don't do good works to earn God's acceptance, but because we've already received it.

Continuing our When in Romans series, Ps Ben Ritchie explores how, through Jesus Christ, our broken relationship with God can be restored.
Looking at Romans 3 and 2 Corinthians 5, Ben reminds us that salvation isn't something we earn, but a gift of God's grace.
We also celebrated Baptism Sunday, rejoicing with those publicly declaring their faith in Jesus and the new life they've found in Him.

Continuing our When in Romans series, Ben Ritchie explores Romans 1:1–17 and Paul’s declaration: “I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation.”
Looking at Paul’s passion for sharing the gospel, Ben challenges us to recognise the incredible message we’ve been entrusted with and to be obligated, eager and unashamed in sharing it with others.

Mark opens our new When in Romans series with an introduction to Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. Looking at the world Romans was written into and the issues facing the Roman church, he explores why understanding their context matters for understanding the letter today.
Romans takes us back to the foundations of our faith — the gospel, salvation, righteousness and faith — reminding us that our walk with God is only as strong as our view of God.

Guest speaker Barry Woodward shares his powerful story of addiction, crime and finding hope in Jesus, exploring what the rough patches of life can teach us. Through stories from his own life and Scripture, Barry shows how our hardest seasons can set us up for a better tomorrow, remind us we’re not alone, help us take stock and give us an opportunity to change our narrative.
A powerful message of hope, redemption and the difference Jesus can make in any story.