Sermons on Gospel Meetings (Page 11)
Gospel Tent ’17: Perpetua and Felicitas – Eternal Happiness (33 mins)
Eugene Higgins preaches on two questions: “Why is happiness so elusive and temporary on earth?”, and “Why is happiness so eternal and unbroken in heaven?” The reason is clear when one understands the effects of sin – a force which has robbed humanity of a relationship with God, of significance and meaning, and of hope after death. Mr Higgins uses the story of Perpetua and Felicitas – and the meaning of their names – as the springboard for this message.…
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)
Gospel Tent ’16: “Three Voices” and “Heaven or Hell” (48 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Frank Sona preaches on three voices. The voice of creation (Rom 8:22), the voice of the law (Rom 3:19) and the voice of the blood of Christ (Heb 12:24-25), each of which have a notable message to tell us. Andrew Steele continues with a look at the narrative of “the unrepentant man in hell” from Luke Ch 16, and preaches a most solemn and heartfelt message of warning to his audience (Messages preached 11th July 2016)
Gospel Tent ’16: “Eternal Punishment” and “He was wounded” (43 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Frank Sona preaches on the danger of eternal punishment, in a solemn and searching message about hell from the book of Revelation. Andrew Steele continues with a look at the sufferings of Christ from Isaiah 53:5 and portrays a wounded, waiting and worthy Saviour (Messages preached 7th July 2016)
Gospel Tent ’16: “Two Prayers” and “Three Things You Need” (50 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Frank Sona preaches on 2 Cor 9:15 (Thanks for God’s Son) and Luke 18:11-12 (Thanks for self). He shows the terrible hindrance that pride is to being saved. Andrew Steele speaks on “three things you need to be saved” from Luke 19. You need “haste”, “humility” and, most essentially you need “Him”, the Lord Jesus. (Messages preached 5th July 2016)
Gospel Tent ’16: “He Saved Others” and “No Fear” (45 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Andrew Steele preaches on the accusation made against Christ on the cross – “He saved others, Himself He cannot save” – and highlights the power of Christ to deliver sinners. Frank Sona looks the danger of facing eternity with “no fear of God” and “no foundation under your feet”. (Messages preached 4th July 2016)
Gospel Tent ’16: “Three Nevers” and “Eternity” (45 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Frank Sona preaches on three mentions of the word “never” (Matt 27:14, John 10:28, Mk 9:43) and includes a solemn warning about hell fire, which will never be quenched. Andrew Steele continues with “a sinner leaving time for eternity”, and “a Saviour leaving eternity for time”, as “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners” (Messages preached 3rd July 2016)
Gospel Tent ’16: “Three Nevers” and “The Lost Sheep” (48 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2016 – Frank Sona preaches on the word “saved” – the meaning, the Man, the marks and the missing of salvation. Andrew Steele continues with a look at the parable of the lost sheep – the despair the shepherd had, the distance the shepherd went, the dependability the shepherd showed and the delight the shepherd experienced. Plain and weighty gospel preaching (Messages preached 27th June 2016)
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…
Gospel Tent ’15: “The Greatest Miracle” and “God’s Mercy” (51 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – John Rogers preaches on the greatest miracle – salvation – from John 5:24…and the greatest mistake – rejecting salvation – from Acts 24:25. Tom Armstrong speaks on “God’s mercy” and gives a powerful and solemn warning about “mercy gone” from the narrative of the rich man in hell in Luke Ch 16 (Messages preached 16th July 2015)
Gospel Tent ’15: “A ransom for all” and “Where is the lamb” (51 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – Tom Armstrong preaches on a ransom “for all” (1 Tim 2:6), “for free” (Eph 2:8-9) and for ever (Isa 51:6). John Rogers continues with a look at the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22 and draws pertinent lessons about salvation from the passage (Messages preached 14th July 2015)
Gospel Tent ’15: “A solemn question” and “An exhalted saviour” (48 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – John Rogers takes up a solemn and searching text from Isaiah 33:14 – “Who among us shall dwell with everlasting burnings?” Tom Armstrong closes by pointing to Jesus Christ, the one and only Saviour of sinners, who humbled Himself to suffer the death of the cross that we might be saved (Messages preached 13th July 2015)
Gospel Tent ’15: “His Own Soul” and “Opportunity” (49 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – Tom Armstrong preaches on “his own soul” (Mk 8:36), “his own way (Isa 53:6) and “His own self” (1 Pet 2:24). John Rogers continues with a message on “opportunity” from the narrative of the tax collector in Luke Ch 10. Opportunity given, opportunity grasped and opportunity gone. (Messages given 12th July 2015)
Gospel Tent ’15: “John 3:16” and “The Bruised Man” (51 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – Tom Armstrong preaches on “the gospel in a nutshell” found in the text John 3:16. John Rogers speaks of 4 men in the Bible: a buried man, a burdened man, a bruised man and a blessed man. Two plain and simple gospel messages that will be a blessing to all listeners (Messages preached 11th July 2015)
Gospel Tent ’15: “A word for sinners” and “A Justified Sinner” (49 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2015 – Tom Armstrong preaches on “a word for sinners” (1 Tim 1:15), “a work for sinners” (Rom 5:8) and “a welcome for sinners” (Luke 15:1). John Rogers follows with a look at the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18. Two messages helpfully outlining why everyone needs to be saved! (Messages preached 3rd July 2015)