2022 Oxford Gospel Meetings

September 19th 2022 marked the state funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Just hours after the funeral had concluded, Jonathan Black preaches on the great doctrine of the rapture in the context of the gospel, using the quotation “We Will Meet Again” from the late monarch’s March 2020 address to the nation. Cameron Piper closes the meeting by preaching on the great gospel text – Romans 6:23 – “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God…

Cameron Piper preaches the gospel by looking at the crucifixion and the death of Christ on the cross through the eyes of the thief; Barabbas. Jonathan Black closes the meeting by preaching on the glorious gospel doctrine of the resurrection. Jonathan closes his message by clearly and powerfully outlining 6 proofs of Christ’s resurrection that answer the objections of many in today’s society.

Jonathan Black preaches a weighty message on the Way of Salvation, clearly explaining to the audience how someone can be saved. Cameron Piper closes with a heartfelt and powerful sermon on the sinfulness of sin in comparison with the Sinlessness of Christ. (Apologies regarding the background noise in the recording)

Cameron Piper opens the meeting by preaching a clear gospel message on words that are first, final and solemn. Jonathan Black closes the meeting by earnestly preaching about God’s Great Desire – that all may be saved.

On the 4th night of the series in Oxford, Jonathan Black opens the meeting by preaching from the classic gospel text, John 3:16. Cameron Piper continues the meeting by preaching on the character of God, asking the audience to question how they perceive God, and the consequences of how they view him.

Cameron Piper preaches powerfully on the “son of man shall be delivered”, painting a visual picture to his audience of the chapter and applying the gospel from it. Jonathan Black closes the meeting by preaching on the work of Christ, which is flawless, finished and forever!

In the first night of a series of gospel meetings in Cowley, Oxford; Jonathan Black preaches on One Man’s influence, citing the local historical figure of William Morris and preaching on the influence of another man – the Lord Jesus Christ. Cameron Piper preaches the gospel from Hebrews 2:14, about how the Saviour can delivered those who were “subject to bondage”.