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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.

The Gospel in Five Words (27 mins)

David McAllister preaches a powerful gospel message, explaining the gospel in five words: Christ. Died. For. Our. Sins. Taking up 1 Corinthians 15:3, David emphasises the importance of “our sins”, the problem that we have, but the remedy that has been provided because “Christ died”. What links these great truths? The word “for”. It was for our sins that Christ has died. This message will repay careful listening for those who are struggling to understand why Christ died. (Message preached…

“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?

“This Jesus, whom I preach unto you, is Christ” (27 mins)

Edward Munro preaches God’s way of Salvation, Jesus Christ. Edward declares the essentials of the gospel message; the person of Christ, the sufferings of Christ, and the living Christ. As a result of Christ’s finished work, we can know God in a clear and personal way. Do you?

Gospel Tent ’23: “The Gift of God” and “Something Finished, Faithful and Fearful” (44 mins)

Concluding three weeks of Gospel Tent Meetings, Jonathan Black preaches on Ephesians 2:8 “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God”. After examining various pictures of Salvation in scripture, Jonathan looks at Salvation as a gift – one that is on offer to the sinner. Paul McCauley closes the meeting by looking at Salvation across time. In a weighty message, he looks at Salvation in the past tense –…

Gospel Tent ’23: “I will give you rest” (32 mins)

Paul McCauley preaches on Matthew 11v28: “Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest”. He emphasises to the audience the need to rest on the finished work of Christ, that Salvation provides rest for the weary, worried and those who are working. In the course of his message Paul deals with a common question relating to the quest “But what do I have to do?” in order to obtain salvation.

Gospel Tent ’23: “Isaiah 53” and “Things Written” (54 mins)

Paul McCauley preaches the gospel from Isaiah 53, a chapter that provides a vivid pictorial description of the suffering of Christ on Calvary. Paul emphasises the suffering of Christ and what he endured on the Cross in order to provide Salvation. Jonathan Black closes the meeting by looking at three things in scripture that were written, emphasising the question regarding the Lamb’s book of life – “Is your name there?”

Gospel Tent ’23: “Forsaken” and “The Heart’s Door” (51 mins)

Paul McCauley reads from Psalm 22, Proverbs 3 and Hebrews 13, detailing three references to the word “Forsaken” in scripture, and how it relates to the message of the gospel. Jonathan Black preaches on the Heart’s Door in Revelation 3:20 – “Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him”, pleading with sinners in the audience to repent from their sins and rest on Christ.