The Bible describes faith in different ways. Words such as believe, rest, rely, and trust are all used to describe how a sinner must respond to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Another way the Bible describes this response is ‘to call’ – a cry out to God. In this sermon, Joel explains the various references when the Lord saves those that call upon Him. Have you called upon the name of the Lord? Have you been saved?
In this insightful sermon, Tim delves into the significance of the meal offering, the second of the five principal offerings described in Scripture. Unlike the other offerings, which involved the shedding of blood, the meal offering was made of grain, symbolizing a bloodless sacrifice. This unique characteristic provides a profound illustration of the life of Christ. Just as grain grows from the earth and yields a harvest for God’s glory, the Lord Jesus came to earth, lived a sinless life,…
Ephesians is a most remarkable letter. Within it, the Lord uses Paul to reveal the mystery of the Church while teaching some of the manifold spiritual blessings every believer has in Christ. In this sermon, Joel provides a contextual overview of Paul’s letter the the Ephesians ahead of our weekly Bible Readings on a Thursday evening. He examines the historical, cultural, and literary contexts and how they inform the text, while considering some of the key themes such as wisdom,…
Dan Rudge presents to us the Lord Jesus as the Saviour of sinners. He reads from John’s Gospel, examining the words of the Lord Jesus toward two different groups of individuals. While the world is full of different people, each with their own unique story and background, the Lord makes it clear that each of us is in one of two groups: saved or lost. Listen to this gospel sermon to find our how you can be saved by the…
