Sermons on Various Gospel Messages (Page 3)
Eternal Salvation and “Jesus Saves” (52 mins)
Tom Armstrong preaches on “eternal salvation” and “eternal judgment” – you need one to avoid the other. Ian Jackson follows with a message called “Jesus saves”. You don’t need “help”, or “education” or “religion”…you need to be saved! (Messages preached 19th Feb 2017)
Where will you spend eternity? (19 mins)
This earnest and searching message by Andrew Steele brings the listener back to the only thing that really matters: heaven or hell for eternity? In the fog of daily life, news coverage and social media feeds, it’s easy to lose sight of the greatest reality of all – where will I be 5 seconds after I die? Where will I be a billion centuries from now? Take time today to find a peaceful undisturbed spot and think deeply and seriously about the…
Salvation in no other Name (36 mins)
Jonathan Black preaches the gospel from the glorious text in Acts 4:12 “Neither is there salvation in any other”. In an earnest and heart-felt message, Jonathan points to Christ as the only Saviour of sinners and pleads with his audience to repent and trust in Christ. Are you saved? (Message preached 13th May 2012)
The Gospel Message (25 mins)
Ian Jackson preaches a “back to basics” gospel message giving a clear, straightforward and challenging presentation of three key Bible texts: 1 Timothy 1:15 – “Christ Jesus Came into the World to Save Sinners” Isaiah 53:5 – “But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities, the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes we are healed.” John 3:16 – “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten…
Ho! Everyone that Thirsteth (46 mins)
David Gilliland preaches on the gospel sound, settlement, supper, sureness and season, from Isaiah 55. He announces the free offer of salvation in the words of the prophet: “Ho, everyone that thirsteth…come, buy…without money and without price” (Message preached 15th May 2011)
Greatest Need, Name and Night (40 mins)
GOSPEL – Crawford Brown preaches on a need above every other need (the new birth), a name above every other name (the Lord Jesus), and a night above every other night (salvation) (Message preached Sun 23rd Jan 2011)
The Forgiveness of Sins (34 mins)
GOSPEL – Sandy Higgins preaches on the fact and the forgiveness of sins, using Ephesians 1:7 as his text – “In Whom we have redemption through His blood, even the forgiveness of sins.” (Message preached Sunday 17th Oct 2010)
What will you do with Jesus? (40 mins)
Nitish Patel preaches on choices made at the cross by Pilate, the chief priests, the Jews, Judas, Herod and the thief who was crucified with Jesus. What will you do with Jesus who is called Christ? (Message preached 13th December 2009
The Cross (38 mins)
Stan Wells preaches the gospel on the Cross of Christ under the headings: the weight, the women, the writing, the work, the wonder and the words of “the Cross” (Message preached 30th August 2009)
You MUST be Born Again (37 mins)
Irish evangelist John Rogers preaches on John chapter 3 – Nicodemus and the new birth under the headings of a night of discovery, despair, deliverance and delight (Message preached 21st December 2008)
A Matter of Eternity (43 mins)
On September 15th 2008 the unthinkable happened. The famous investment bank Lehman Brotherscollapsed, setting off an international banking crisis that threatened the entire world financial system. There followed a stock market meltdown, a global economic downturn and the greatest world recession since the 1930’s. In the middle of all of this, Ian Jackson came to Hebron Gospel Hall – on 19th Oct 2008 – and preached a powerful gospel message which he entitled A Matter of History, a Matter of Necessity and…
Wake Up! – Gospel Message (38 mins)
The late Peter Orasuk preaches the gospel with a sermon called “A Wake Up Call” (during his last visit to Bicester in June 2003). He includes a dramatic Niagara Falls illustration told as only Peter Orasuk could tell it.
The Prodigal Son (42 mins)
Harold Paisley preaches the gospel from Luke 15 with particular emphasis on the parable of the Prodigal Son which he likens to himself and his own conversion at the age of 20 (Message preached 4th November 2002)