Sermons on Lessons for Christian Living from the Life of Paul

PART 6 – Closing the February teaching weekend, Alasdair Baijal preaches a searching message from 2 Timothy 4 on Paul and his prospect of being called home. He examines two issues in the chapter – the preaching and the parting. Alasdair brings forth the issue of publicly and consistently preaching the gospel before looking at Paul and his final testament to having “finished my course” and having “kept the faith”. Using this as a springboard, Alasdair challenges those in his audience…

PART 5 – In a challenging and heart felt message, Alasdair Baijal looks at Paul and his Counsel throughout the book of acts, examining the advice he gives to various groups of people in Acts 13, the only “ministry message” we have of the Apostle Paul. Alasdair draws out 4 Critical concerns Paul had for Assembly testimony: Alasdair brings out heavily practical lessons with regard to those that publicly preach, explaining why preaching is not “out-of-date” and that there is…

PART 4 – In a sweeping message covering much of the book of the Acts, Alasdair Baijal teaches on 5 interesting journeys that the Apostle Paul made and the lessons that can be learnt from them. Challenging and practical truths are dealt with, emphasizing how each journey demonstrated faithfulness to God, direction from God, being burdened by God and surprised by God.

PART 3 – “It matters how we treat each other”. With this statement, Alasdair Baijal launches into and practical and challenging exploration of the Apostle Paul and his companions. In a message covering many chapters within the book of Acts, Alasdair discusses first Paul and Barnabas, secondly Paul and Timothy, and finally Paul and Peter. Whilst examining these relationships, Alasdair brings before the audience precious truths regarding relations between believers in the local assembly, dealing with critical issues such as…

PART 2 – Alasdair Baijal continues studies in the life of the Apostle Paul, focusing on his commendation, his preparation in Arabia and his service in Antioch from Acts 13. In a wide ranging message, Alasdair examines what Scriptural commendation ought to look like, not by a missions society but by a local assembly. The commended servant is an individual whom the assembly has confidence in. An often neglected topic handled expertly and scripturally.

PART 1 – Alasdair Baijal opens up a weekend of ministry on “Lessons for Christian Living from the Life of Paul”, by taking up Paul and the account of his conversion in Acts Ch 9. Alasdair examines Paul’s Conversion, Consecration, Confession and Control, drawing out many salient truths relative to the devotion of our lives to him after we were saved.