Sermons by Jonathan Black
Gospel Tent ’25: What must I do to be saved? (28 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches from Acts 16. Using the Philippian jailor’s conversion, Jonathan informs his audience that the most important question anyone can ask is ‘What must I do to be saved?”
Scriptural basis for Assembly fellowship. (41 mins)
Jonathan Black takes up the Scriptural basis for Assembly fellowship. From Luke 8, Acts 2, I Cor 1, and Romans 16 he discusses the Principles, Practice, Privilege and Reception of Fellowship,
Gospel Tent ’25: Who then can be saved? (27 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches on Zacchaeus. He asks a very pertinent question ” Who then can be saved”. People who get saved like Zacchaeus leave the crowd, come down to the Saviour, they count the cost of salvation and once saved there is a radical change in their life.
Gospel Tent ’25: The Saviour for you (25 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches the gospel using Israel as a reference point. This nation is a very small strip of land and yet the current news headlines are very topical. Israel is the only country with God’s name in it. It is the nation where the Saviour came for you (Bethlehem), and the Saviour died for you (Jerusalem), and if you are saved the Saviour will come with you (Mount Olivet).
Gospel Tent ’25: What’s the lethal silent killer in your life? (25 mins)
Jonathan Black follows on preaching from John 8 and 1 Corinthians 15. He explains on the Warnings of Christ and finishes with the Work of Christ. A very challenging gospel message. Remember the most lethal silent killer is not a heart attack or stroke but the sin of unbelief! Have you repented and trusted in the Lord Jesus Christ?
Gospel Tent ’25: Are you lost? (26 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches on the lost coin and the lost sheep from Luke 15. Every discovered that you are lost and have you realised God’s love? If not, please listen up.
Gospel Tent ’25: Simple Saving Faith (25 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches from Luke how the thief on the cross got saved. No priest, no prayer, no pilgrimage. Simple saving faith in the Lord Jesus was all that was required!
Gospel Tent ’25: YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN! (25 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches on 5 words based on John 3 vs 7. YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN. He expands on the Must, the Miracle and the Moment of the new birth. A simply clear and easy to listen gospel message.
Gospel Tent ’25: Are you ready to meet God? (29 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches from Amos 4 vs 14, 2Timothy 4 vs 6-8, and 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 14 -18. Are you ready to meet God? If not please listen to this message earnestly.
Gospel Tent ’25: Between you and God (26 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches from 3 well known passages. Isaiah ch 59 vs 2 your sins have separated between you and your God. Luke 16 vs 26 great gulf fixed between us and you. 1 Timothy 2 vs 5 the One Mediator between God and man.
Gospel Tent ’25: The Forgiveness of Sins (26 mins)
Jonathan Black takes up Luke ch 8 on the ‘Forgiveness of sin.
Gospel Tent ’25: Is He YOUR saviour? (46 mins)
Jonathan preaches from several testimonies from people who had a personal relationship with the Lord. He makes reference to ‘my redeemer, my shepherd, my saviour’. and explains how He can be those things to anyone who believes on Him. Craig sheds light on a the miraculous event of the man called Legion who was freed from his demonic captivity. He presents Christ as the One who has power over sin, demons, and death.
Gospel Tent ’25: From doubts to deliverance (52 mins)
Craig Munro preaches from Genesis ch 2 and 3. He explains how the devil is still in the business of introducing doubts on the freedoms, the fundamentals, feelings, facts and fixity of the gospel. Jonathan Black takes up Ephesians ch 2 vs 8. A very pertinent question is asked at the outset. Are you saved? He explains God’s love, the link and the life given to anyone willing to receive the Lord Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour.
Gospel Tent ’25: God SO loved the world (48 mins)
Jonathan Black opens the 1st day of Tent meetings using 3 well known Bible passages. (John ch 3, Isaiah ch 53 and Hebrews ch 2). He starts with how God SO loved the world, secondly His face was SO marred, and finally How shall we neglect SO great a salvation. Craig Munro follows on using the same texts and preaches on the various sufferings of the Lord.