In this sermon, Mike Phillips tackles one of the most confronting passages in Romans. As Paul describes the wrath of God being revealed against human godlessness and wickedness, we are forced to wrestle with difficult questions about sin, judgment, and our need for salvation.

Romans 1 shows that humanity has rejected its Creator, exchanging the truth about God for other things to worship and serve. The result is a world marked by brokenness, disorder, and sin. Yet this passage is not about pointing fingers at others-it reveals that all of us stand in need of God's mercy.

This message asks:

If God's anger against sin is real, where can we find hope?

You'll be encouraged to:

• Understand why God's wrath is a response to human rebellion

• Recognise our shared need for salvation

• See the seriousness of sin and its consequences

• Discover why Jesus is God's answer to God's wrath

The good news of the gospel is that the God who is rightly angry at sin is also the God who, in His mercy, gave His Son to save sinners. The answer to the wrath of God is the mercy of God revealed in Jesus Christ.

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