Various Gospel Messages
Let not your heart be troubled (33 mins)
Graeme Paterson gives a message of hope, that the Lord Jesus is the only way, the truth and the life. He reminds us that we have all sinned, and in the need of a Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ who died for our sins.
What is power? (23 mins)
Joel Lacey explores what true power really is. He preaches from select verses from the book of Romans and the book of John. He points out that We have no power to save ourselves from sin, instead we are under the power of darkness and in slavery to sin. For this reason, we need the Lord Jesus to save us by freeing us from our desperate state and becoming our Saviour and Lord, by faith.
The grip of sin and the freedom of Christ (37 mins)
Oliver Penfold reads from Proverbs chapter 5 and from 1 Corinthians chapter 15. He reminds us the grip of sin that it has on sinners. Oliver warns us of the dangers of remaining in sins cruel vice, but he also proclaims Jesus Christ as the Saviour of sinners, who can free sinners from that grip of sin and give them new and eternal life.
What is baptism? & Perils and peace in the storm (49 mins)
Joel Lacey explains baptism by referring to the book of Matthew and Romans. Paul Didcott remind us how God delivers sinners in distress as described in Psalm 107, giving particular focus on sinners that repent and cry out to the Lord for Salvation.
Have you trusted Christ as your Saviour? (33 mins)
In tonight’s gospel meeting, Paul Brown shares his testimony telling the audience how he trusted the Lord Jesus as his personal Saviour. Tim continues the meeting by preaching on John chapter 10 verse 9 and Revelation chapter 3 verse 20.
The Gift of God (39 mins)
Josh Jacob preaches on Romans 6:23 and the gift of God which is eternal life through the Lord Jesus. Three aspects of the gift are covered: the opposite of gift which is eternal death, the origin of the gift which is from God and finally the offer of the gift which is paid in full and free to anyone who trusts in the finished work of the Lord Jesus on the cross at Calvary.
The finished work of Christ (33 mins)
The preaching starts with the reading of Act chapter 26 verse 23. Oliver highlights that the Lord Jesus Christ is the one that “should suffer”, “should be the first that should rise from the dead” and “should shew light unto the people” – The Lord Jesus has completed the work of salvation and there is nothing left for us to do other than to trust in Him and His finished work and be saved.
The substance of the gospel (40 mins)
Peter Scarsbrook preaches the gospel and highlights 4 aspects of the gospel. Substance of the gospel, scope of the gospel, simplicity of the gospel and solemnity of the gospel.
What is your opinion of Jesus Christ? (31 mins)
Oliver speaks on four opinions found in the Bible, man’s opinion of God, God’s opinion of man, God’s opinion of His Son, and our opinion of the Lord Jesus Christ. He emphasises that our opinion of Jesus Christ matters, as it impacts where we spend eternity.
God is light & God is love (37 mins)
In this gospel message, we examine a couple of the significant statements that describes who God is. God is light, in Him there is no darkness at all. During creation, God saw that the light was good. This reminds us of the purity and moral perfection of God, as seen in the Lord Jesus Christ. We also consider that God is love. This was proven to us when the Lord Jesus died on the cross for sinners. This incredible act…
The Prodigal Son (25 mins)
Reading from Luke 15, a chapter of lost things, Joel preaches repentance towards God and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. In this parable, a rebellious son leaves his father to live his life according to his own desires. This brought him to a point of desperate need. Having repented and returned to his father, his father graciously received and restored his son; who was dead, but is now alive, who was lost, but is found.
God’s Mercy and forgiveness
Jeremy reads from Daniel 9:9 to point out two things about mankind and two things about God. We have rebelled against the holy God, meaning that we are deserving of His eternal judgement of sin. The good news of the gospel is that though God is holy, He shows mercy and forgiveness to those that repent of their sin, and put their trust in Jesus Christ for salvation.
“I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance” (21 mins)
While observing the Lord Jesus receiving sinners, the pharisees judged from a distance, believing they were superior to the publicans and sinners that were sitting with Jesus. They failed to recognise that they were sinners too. Tim Lewitt helpfully explains the reason (and the reason not) for His coming, found in Mark 2:14-17 Did you know you’re a sinner? Did you know you can be saved from you sins?
“O taste and see that the LORD is good” (35 mins)
The Lord is good. He is also objectively good, absolutely holy, and is the judge of sin. Furthermore, He is a kind and generous God that desires none should perish and that all should come to repentance and be saved through dependency on the finished work of Christ. “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whosever believeth in Him should not perish, but have eternal life.” – John 3:16
“He shall save His people from their sins” (47 mins)
Why was the Lord to be named Jesus? Drew Logan preaches on the name, Jesus (meaning ‘Salvation’) and explains how His name was a declaration of the purpose of His coming into the world – “for He shall save His people from their sins”. Are you saved?