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In this episode, Pastor Neil Todman does an introduction to Hosea, Joel and Amos, and helps us to think how we feed our souls and our hearts are transformed as we read through the Minor Prophets. Hosted on Acast. See aca
Following the devastation caused by Adam and Eve's rebellion against God, elder Alan Mann looks at how the ending of Genesis chapter 3 offers us hope. He shows how that hope comes from the promise God makes to save us; t
In this sermon as part of our Foundations series, Pastor Neil Todman explains from Genesis chapter 3 why life is hard in terms of giving birth to children and raising them; having loving marriages and even loving friends
Martin visited us from another church in Bristol to share how he came to faith in Christ and how Christ helped him when his son was killed at 11 years old in a hit and run incident in the city in 2009. He speaks with cla
As we finish RBT in Kings, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how the books of 1 and 2 Kings reveal more of the roles of the prophets, priests and kings, but finish with us hungry for a prophet who can reveal more of God to us,
In this sermon as part of our RBT month in 2 Kings, church member, Graham Thornton shows how the reign of King Josiah, which was wonderful in so many ways, was unable to change the hearts of the nation of Judah and why a
In this sermon as part of our Foundations series in Genesis, Sam Pibworth asks the question, "Whose side are you on?" He shows how siding with the Serpent leads to shame and blame, whereas living for the Serpent Crusher
Tim Howlett brings God's word to us from 2 Kings 17. This is a sad story of the fall of the northern Kingdom. Tim shows us the origins of this collapse, and also points to the hope for the Northern Kingdom. God is discip
Pete opens up Genesis 3:1-7, and shows us where it all went wrong for humanity. Adam and Eve fall into deep shame, but there is a way back: to be covered by the righteousness of Jesus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/priv
This Old Testament story may be familliar to many, but we musn't miss the crucial message: Our God is a God of grace. And this powerful encounter of Elijah on Mt Carmel reminds us that God is powerful and he is good. Sam
In the sermon as part of our Foundations series, Pastor Neil Todman explores why God made men and women. He shows how Adam alone was unable to fulfil God's purpose for his life but with the woman God created he was able
In this RBT sermon as we read through 1 and 2 Kings, pastor Neil Todman looks at the tragic case of King Solomon- a man who started his reign so well and yet finished so poorly. Pastor Neil looks at how money, power and
In this sermon in our Foundations series from Genesis, Pastor Neil Todman shows how the Garden of Eden was a Temple from which humanity was to know the LORD God personally, live with the LORD God closely, and trust the L
As part of our Foundations Series in Genesis, Trainee Pastor Sam Pibworth explains how we can find true rest in the midst of life's busyness. He opens up what it meant for God to rest following his work of creating the u
Guest speaker, Professor Stuart Burgess visited Philip Street Chapel to share some highlights from his book "Ultimate Engineering" showing the brilliance of the biomechanics in the human body and how they point to the ge
In this sermon in our Foundations series, visiting preacher Andy Paterson contrasts the vision for human thriving with the messages around us in the world today. He shows how Christ can deal with our alienation, our lack
In this sermon, church member, Tim Howlett digs into the meaning of the Temple. He flies through the Bible from Eden to New Creation showing the place of the Temple as a major theme of Scripture. He then takes us on a th
In this sermon in our Foundations series, Pastor Neil Todman considers the world God has made. He shows how it was made by the power of God's word. It exists under his authority. He brought order out of chaos. He then sh
Pastor Neil Todman concludes the overview of Kings with a few routes to Christ from the Books of 1 and 2 Kings, focusing particularly on how the failings of the kings of Israel point forward to the one true king who will
Neil recaps the story of the Old Testament showing how kings were promised to Abraham and Judah, how instructions for how they were to rule were giving in Deuteronomy 17, and then how kings became a crucial part of the t
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