Date Title Church
19 Jun 2016  Transforming Citizenship (PM)
(Romans 12:1-2, 13:1-7) 
Christ Church Kensington
(Greg Pye) 
19 Jun 2016  Transforming Citizenship (PM)
(Romans 12:1-2, 13:1-7) 
Christ Church Kensington
(Greg Pye) 
19 Jun 2016  Jesus on government and politics
(Mark 12:13-17, Romans 13:1-7, 1 Timothy 2:1-4) 
St Andrew the Great
(Rich Alldritt) 
19 Jun 2016  Jesus, government and politics
(Mark 12:13-17, Romans 13:1-7, 1 Timothy 2:1-4) 
St Andrew the Great
(Rich Alldritt) 
19 Jun 2016  Jesus, government and politics
(Mark 12:13-17, Romans 13:1-7, 1 Timothy 2:1-4) 
St Andrew the Great
(Rich Alldritt) 
19 Jun 2016  Christians, Governments and Nations
(Romans 13) 
Trinity Church York 
12 Jun 2016  Real Issues: The Referendum - Should we stay or should we go?
(Romans 13:1-7) 
St John's Hartford
(Mike Smith) 
01 May 2016  3. Authority is good,
(Romans 13) 
Emmanuel Wimbledon
(Richard Dryer) 
01 May 2016  3. Authority is good,
(Romans 13) 
Emmanuel Wimbledon
(Richard Dryer) 
06 Mar 2016  Submission to Authorities
(Romans 13:1-7) 
King's Community Church
(Tom Amos) 
15 Jan 2016  & Jeremiah 29:4-7 - Government
(Romans 13:1-7) 
West Ryde Anglican Church 
25 Oct 2015  Marks of a Gospel Family (4)
(Romans 13:1-7) 
All Souls Langham Place
(Stephen Nichols) 
27 Sep 2015  What is our social responsibility?
(Romans 13) 
St Andrew's Chelsea
(Paul Dawson) 
27 Sep 2015  What is our social responsibility?
(Romans 13) 
St Andrew's Chelsea
(Paul Dawson) 
27 Sep 2015  Romans 13:1-14
(Romans 13) 
Banstead Community Church
(Dan Green) 
10 May 2015  What should the government do?
(Romans 13:1-7) 
St Ebbes, Oxford
(Vaughan Roberts) 
26 Apr 2015  Submission to God & Government
(Romans 13:1-7, Colossians 1:15-20) 
Wychwood Baptist Church
(John Witts) 
19 Apr 2015  Election Talk: 'Politics'
(Romans 13:1-10) 
All Souls Langham Place
(Mark Jackson) 
08 Mar 2015  Our Responsibility to the Government
(Romans 13:1-7) 
Woodstock Road Baptist Church 
02 Nov 2014  The Legitimacy of Political Authority
(Romans 13:1-7) 
St Andrew's Church Oxford
(Donald Hay)