Title: Rom # 24 Died for the ungodly Text: Romans 5 vs 6-11 1..The summary of all sinners as God sees things(Without Strength, Ungodly, Sinners and Enemies.) 2..And in that state none can claim to have come or figured Jesus out by themselves.. 3..But this is what God has done to demonstrate His love towards us (the elect).. 4..In due time (the right time) Christ died for us... Jesus died for (hyper) on behalf of, in the place of those weak and unrighteous sinners.. 5..The implication is that these very sinners have been delivered from the consequences of their sins... 6..God has justified them by the blood of the cross... And being justified they shall be saved from the eschatological wrath to come.. 7..So, the redeemed ought to rejoice in God through Christ through whom we have received the reconciliation... And this is free..

Message: Old Testament Gospel Hermeneutics Text: 2Samuel 11 and 12, Genesis 39. 1..Jesus gave us the hermeneutics to read the Old Testament.. 2..He said Lo, in the scroll of the book it is written about Me.. 3..He said, the scriptures testify of Me.. (John 5 vs 39). 4..Many professing Christians are still blighted by moralistic teaching.. 5..Much of the Old Testament teaching that you hear is moralistic... It is NOT GOSPEL.. 6..It is not gospel because a wrong hermeneutic is being used and also, people love these moralistic teachings.. 7..There is nothing wrong with being moral.. It should be encouraged, but it is not the righteousness of the gospel.. 8.. But God's message is much higher that our moralism and obedience.. 9..So, we tackled the story of David and Bathsheba and divided it as a gospel message that is profitable and makes one wise unto salvation.. 10..And I believe the Lord was kind to give me understanding to share about this matter.. It is a wonderful gospel message, and it will offend many, but it is free and I won't apologize for seeing the gospel in these stories...

1. The redeemed have been justified from all their sins by the faith of Christ, that is, His obedience.--2. They have peace with God and that means they are reconciled to Him from the condemnation of their sin.--3. But in the light of that justification, Paul says, there are trials-sufferings-tribulations to be had.--4. And tribulations translate the GREEK WORD thlipsis, which means a pressing together, a putting of pressure and creating a confined space.--5. So, tribulations are a pressing together of the redeemed by God.--6. And they are purposeful. They are well intentioned. God means by this squeezing to build certain qualities that are useful to Him in the redeemed.--7. Tribulations set off a chain reaction of qualities- Perseverance -patience-, which builds character and character and hope and the hope does not disappoint.--8. The hope is ultimately Christ Jesus, the hope of God's glory for all who belong to Christ. --9. And this is free

1. The redeemed have been justified from all their sins by the faith of Christ, that is, His obedience. 2. They have peace with God and that means they are reconciled to Him from the condemnation of their sin. 3. But in the light of that justification, Paul says, there are trials/sufferings/tribulations to be had. 4. And tribulations translate the GREEK WORD thlipsis, which means a pressing together, a putting of pressure and creating a confined space. 5. So, tribulations are a pressing together of the redeemed by God. 6. And they are purposeful. They are well intentioned. God means by this squeezing to build certain qualities that are useful to Him in the redeemed. 7. Tribulations set off a chain reaction of qualities: Perseverance (patience), which builds character and character and hope and the hope does not disappoint. 8. The hope is ultimately Christ Jesus, the hope of God's glory for all who belong to Christ. 9. And this is free

Today's Gospel instalment- 02-12-2023--Message Title- The Christology of Hannah's Prayer--Text- 1Samuel 2 vs 1-10--1. It is no farce or exaggeration to say the Old Testament does bear witness of Christ.--2. We continued to develop the gospel testimony through the story of Hannah and Peninnah.--3. We observed that the two women represented the testimony of two covenants as Sarah and Hagar before them.--4. And as with Sarah, Hannah's womb was restrained by God from having a child, a God imposed inconvenience that brought a lot of sorrow and suffering to her, especially by the taunting of her rival, Peninnah.--5. Peninnah who carried the testimony of Hagar, the testimony of the mocking of the Law of those who are the children of promise.--6. But God answered Hannah's prayer and granted her a son, Samuel, who was to be raised as a Nazarite and dedicated to God.--7. Samuel had an unusual priesthood in that it violated the stipulations of the Levitical Priesthood which started at age 25 and ended at 50 -Numbers 8 vs 23-26-. And yet, Samuel was committed to the LORD all his life proleptically looking to the eternal priesthood of Christ Jesus.--8. But Hannah later had a hymn of praise to God in which she blessed Him for removing the reproach from her.--9. She spoke many things in her prayer that we expounded and related them to the Lord Jesus Chris and the gospel-hence the title-the Christology of Hannah's prayer. --10. So many gospel nuggets to glean here and they are FREE.

Today's Gospel instalment: 02/12/2023 Message Title: The Christology of Hannah's Prayer Text: 1Samuel 2 vs 1-10 1. It is no farce or exaggeration to say the Old Testament does bear witness of Christ. 2. We continued to develop the gospel testimony through the story of Hannah and Peninnah. 3. We observed that the two women represented the testimony of two covenants as Sarah and Hagar before them. 4. And as with Sarah, Hannah's womb was restrained by God from having a child, a God imposed inconvenience that brought a lot of sorrow and suffering to her, especially by the taunting of her rival, Peninnah. 5. Peninnah who carried the testimony of Hagar, the testimony of the mocking of the Law of those who are the children of promise. 6. But God answered Hannah's prayer and granted her a son, Samuel, who was to be raised as a Nazarite and dedicated to God. 7. Samuel had an unusual priesthood in that it violated the stipulations of the Levitical Priesthood which started at age 25 and ended at 50 (Numbers 8 vs 23-26). And yet, Samuel was committed to the LORD all his life proleptically looking to the eternal priesthood of Christ Jesus. 8. But Hannah later had a hymn of praise to God in which she blessed Him for removing the reproach from her. 9. She spoke many things in her prayer that we expounded and related them to the Lord Jesus Chris and the gospel-hence the title-the Christology of Hannah's prayer. 10. So many gospel nuggets to glean here and they are FREE.

Today's Gospel instalment- 02-05-2023--Title-s- - 1 Introduction to 1Samuel, 2..Hannah the Barren One gives birth, 3..The Beloved Barren One.--Text- 1SAMUEL 1--1..The Old Testament bears a lot of gospel testimony and has an inexorable amount of nuggets. --2..In the story of the birth of Samuel we are given testimony of the Law and gospel and their relationship.. --3..Elkanah had 2 wives, one with children and the other made Barren by God for a gospel testimony.. --4..And this was not a new thing, as it was a rehearsal of what happened prior with Sarah and Hagar, even Leah and Rachel.. --5..Hannah prayed out of her anguish and sorrowful Ness of spirit for a Male Son who would be dedicated all his life to the service of God -a Nazarite-. --6..The petition was granted and Samuel was born.. --7..Samuel was given to Eli to minister to the Lord as soon as he was weaned.. --8..And that vow would have been contrary to the stipulations in the levitical priesthood about the age and how long one was eligible to serve.. -9..So, if he serves, it had to be in contradiction to the Law of Priests, but for a gospel testimony, which we expounded... --Many gospel nuggets to glean.. -And they are free...

Today's Gospel instalment: 02/05/2023 Title(s) : 1 Introduction to 1Samuel, 2..Hannah the Barren One gives birth, 3..The Beloved Barren One. Text: 1SAMUEL 1 1..The Old Testament bears a lot of gospel testimony and has an inexorable amount of nuggets. 2..In the story of the birth of Samuel we are given testimony of the Law and gospel and their relationship.. 3..Elkanah had 2 wives, one with children and the other made Barren by God for a gospel testimony.. 4..And this was not a new thing, as it was a rehearsal of what happened prior with Sarah and Hagar, even Leah and Rachel.. 5..Hannah prayed out of her anguish and sorrowful Ness of spirit for a Male Son who would be dedicated all his life to the service of God (a Nazarite). 6..The petition was granted and Samuel was born.. 7..Samuel was given to Eli to minister to the Lord as soon as he was weaned.. 8..And that vow would have been contrary to the stipulations in the levitical priesthood about the age and how long one was eligible to serve.. 9..So, if he serves, it had to be in contradiction to the Law of Priests, but for a gospel testimony, which we expounded... Many gospel nuggets to glean.. And they are free...

Today's Gospel installment- 01-29-2023.-Title- Benefits of justification-Text- Romans 5 vs 1 - 3-1..Between chapters 1 to 4 Romans Paul has labored the gospel..-2..His gospel is justification by the free IMPUTATION of righteousness of God which is by the faithfulness of Christ Jesus.-3..His death being the focus of the accomplishment of that righteousness..-4..So, Paul Has ruled out any notions that righteousness could come by any obedience by those born in Adam..-5..Having labored the matter, he turns his pen to the now of that justification---6..And he says justification even though is past because of the cross has benefits here in this life and in the participation of Christ's future glory..-7.. In this life it helps the redeemed in facing the tribulations and all the frustrating things that this life and flesh brings..-8..Listen to the message for more exposition... AND IT IS FREE-

Today's Gospel installment: 01/29/2023. Title: Benefits of justification Text: Romans 5 vs 1 - 3 1..Between chapters 1 to 4 Romans Paul has labored the gospel.. 2..His gospel is justification by the free IMPUTATION of righteousness of God which is by the faithfulness of Christ Jesus. 3..His death being the focus of the accomplishment of that righteousness.. 4..So, Paul Has ruled out any notions that righteousness could come by any obedience by those born in Adam.. 5..Having labored the matter, he turns his pen to the now of that justification? 6..And he says justification even though is past because of the cross has benefits here in this life and in the participation of Christ's future glory.. 7.. In this life it helps the redeemed in facing the tribulations and all the frustrating things that this life and flesh brings.. 8..Listen to the message for more exposition... AND IT IS FREE!