Sun, Nov 26, 1989
Duration: 38 mins 39 secs
There is much confusion about God's way of salvation, even in evangelical circles. But there is on;y one way to God and that is through the person of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Sun, Nov 19, 1989
The motive behind all the Lord Jesus Christ's work on earth was his compassion. When he saw people's condition, he was moved with compassion. They were scattered as sheep having no shepherd.
Sun, Nov 19, 1989
Duration: 27 mins 19 secs
What role does God's law have for you as a Christian today? The Bible is clear that we are not justified by law-keeping. However, we do have a moral responsibility to comply with the moral law. It is a rule of duty. Christ's obedience does not release you from its obligation. Robert Haldane said, "The doctrine of justification by the imputed righteousness of Christ does not release believers from obedience to the law."
Sun, Oct 29, 1989
Duration: 33 mins 56 secs
Paul took the opportunity put before him to set before Felix the word of God. Felix was alarmed when the biblical principles were applied to him.
Sun, Oct 22, 1989
Duration: 31 mins 36 secs
We are called to give thanks unto the Lord for he is good, to continually offer our sacrifice of praise.
Sun, Oct 22, 1989
Duration: 33 mins 47 secs
Jonah prayed in unique circumstances, but we see the ordinary principles of believing prayer. This cry from Jonah's lips can help us as ordinary Christians to pray. We note he pared from the belly of the big fish. This was a living hell for him. There is no place on earth where we can not pray and be heard by the Lord.
Sun, Oct 15, 1989
He suffered and died voluntarily. The Good Shepherd gave his life for the sheep. He had the power to keep his life, to lay it down and the power to take it again.
Sun, Oct 15, 1989
Duration: 34 mins 37 secs
This prayer gives guidance on how to pray. Most of us tend to pray more in a time of trouble. Habakkuk prayed the way he did because of God's revelation.
Sun, Oct 08, 1989
Duration: 34 mins 47 secs
The prophet Jonah preached against the city of Nineveh. He told them clearly that they would be destroyed because of thei9r wickedness. Often God's prophets were despised and rejected. Their message was also rejected. However, when Jonah went to Nineveh they repented. God showed mercy to them. How did this affect Jonah? He was very angry. He felt that he had lost credibility as a prophet. So as he left the city, he was very disgruntled.
Sun, Oct 08, 1989
We live is a day of gossip, slander and rumour. These vices are common and cause much heartache. The seriousness of this is not realised. Adultery, stealing and lies are serious sins, but so too is evil speaking.
