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The Lord desires for each beliver to grow in their Christian life and bear fruit. In this address, you will hear about the growth of the Chrisitan.
In John 17, we have recorded the greatest prayer of Jesus Christ to his Father. This prayer was uttered by Jesus before he went to the Garden of Gethsemane. As you listen to this Gospel preaching you will hear about a Saviour who left his glory in heaven to come to earth to reveal the love of God.
If you open your Bible to the book of Revelation you will find there are The Seven Beatitudes of Revelation. Many of us may be aware of the eight Beatitudes in the Gospel of Matthew, but what about the seven in Revelation?
How does a Christian grow in their walk with Christ? In the following address, you will hear what the scriptures say about growth and how we as Christians should grow in our love and appreciation of our saviour Jesus Christ.
In the following address, you will hear about What proceeds from the house of God. I trust you will be encouraged as you listen.
There are many times in our life when our own will gets in that way of God’s perfect will. The human mind thinks “I can do this myself”. In this address, you will hear about the perfection of the ways …
By trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ as saviour you have a new owner, you have a new chef and there is a new menu the word of God. Come and listen to this Gospel preaching to discover the message …
In this address, you will hear of how in our weakness we can find strength in the Lord Jesus Christ who has the power to help us overcome our weakness. Bible Scriptures:- Matthew 11:2-6 “2 But John, having heard in the …
In the following address you will hear what the scripture says about Jesus as High Priest. Once we have become a Christian we are not left alone to face our struggles and fears but we have Jesus with us every step of our lives. He is able to sympathise with the believer and he is continually serving us and interceding for us before the right hand of God.