Sermons from August 2009
The Power of Influence (25 mins)
Stan Wells brings a challenging insightful word of ministry on the power of influence. How are we influencing others and how are others influencing us – in the home, the family, the assembly and the world (MInistry given on Aug 30th 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)
Gospel Tent ’09: “The Days of Darkness” and “The Latter End” (46 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Tommy Wright preaches on “Remember the days of darkness” and Wesley Martin closes with “O that men would be wise…that they would consider their latter end.” (Messages preached Tuesday 18th August 2009)
Gospel Tent ’09: “Heaven and Hell” (45 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Wesley Martin preaches on “A Place called Heaven” and Tommy Wright closes with a message from Luke Ch 16 on “A Place Called Hell.” (Messages preached Monday 17th August 2009)
Gospel Tent ’09: “Prepare to meet thy God” and “Heaven and Hell” (54 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Two weighty messages on eternal issues: Tommy Wright preaches on “Yet have ye not returned” and Wesley Martin on “Man dieth and where is he?”. (Messages preached Thursday 13th August 2009)
Gospel Tent ’09: “Second Things” and “The worm that never dies” (49 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Wesley Martin preaches on the second birth, the second coming and the second death. Tommy Wright follows with a solemn warning about the worm that never dies. (Messages preached Sunday 9th August 2009)
Gospel Tent ’09: “Strive to enter” and “Ye must be born again” (48 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Two straightforward to-the-point gospel messages: Tommy Wright preaches on “Strive to enter the strait gate” and Wesley Martin closes with “Ye must be born again”. (Gospel messages preached Tuesday 4th August 2009)
Gospel Tent ’09: “Go to the ant thou sluggard” and “Himself for me” (46 mins)
GOSPEL TENT 2009 – Tommy Wright preaches on “Go to the ant thou sluggard” and Wesley Martin follows with a very helpful message highlighting two expressions in the Bible: “Me a sinner” and “Himself for me”. (Gospel messages preached Sunday 2nd August 2009)