Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

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Title: God's Desire For Fellowship

Speaker: Mr. Chris Barnes

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 4/17/2016

Bible: 1 Chronicles 11:15-19

Length: 55 min. (64kbps)

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Title: Judge Not?

Speaker: Mr. Paul Trimble

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 4/10/2016

Length: 30 min. (64kbps)

Overview: People often use this text to say that we should not judge others. What does this text mean- Does it mean we are not to judge- No. We know Christ said elsewhere to judge righteous judgements. This text really means you need to be careful how you judge. This text teaches us how to relate to other sinful human beings. Our judgement of others is to be underpinned by these truths----1. I am a great sinner--A beam renders you incapable of pulling a spec out of another person's eye. In the same way, sin renders us incapable pulling sin out of another person's life. We don't have the eyesight needed to deal with sin in the life of others, but we know one who does.----2. I have a great Savior--This is a person who has perfect eyesight. He can see the sin we cannot. Only a person with no sin can remove sin. Here is one with perfect love that is capable of dealing with our sin.----3. I have a great testimony--Our testimony is that we are a great sinner but we have a great Savior who can deal with sin.

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Title: Encouragement In Trials

Speaker: Mr. Paul Trimble

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 4/10/2016

Bible: 1 Samuel 30:6-8

Length: 39 min. (64kbps)

Overview: Finding encouragement in trials----1. Forgive--David forgave his friends who were ready to stone him.----2. Pray--Before David did anything else, he enquired of the Lord what he should do because he needed wisdom and power.----3. Believe--Trials tempt you to disbelieve God. God can promise and fulfill because he can bring it to pass.----4. Love--David had love for his wives and children and that love prompted him to recover them from the enemy. David also had love for his fellow soldiers and their wives and children. We should show the same love toward the unsaved that they might be recovered from the enemy.----5. Lead--It was not in the mind of the army to do anything at this point, but David led in spite of that. He led by forgiving, praying, believing, and loving.----6. Overcome--You may not always see during the trial that God is putting you through. All David saw was his city destroyed and his wives and children taken. God uses today's circumstances to bring even greater blessings.

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Title: The Bitter Waters

Speaker: Geoff Banister

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 4/3/2016

Bible: Exodus 15:22-27

Length: 39 min. (64kbps)

Overview: The Christian should expect that the bitter waters will be made sweet----1. Why is this expectation needed---- Christians must go through trials in this life----2. How is this expectation realized---- when the cross is applied to the trials----3. Where does this expectation lead---- it leads to happiness from the Lord

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Title: A Falling Out

Speaker: Geoff Banister

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 4/3/2016

Bible: Acts 15:36-41

Length: 38 min. (64kbps)

Overview: Great victory is at times followed by defeat -Elijah, Jonah-. We see that in Acts 15. A great controversy was settled but great contention soon sprung up. It was a falling out between two great men, Paul and Barnabas. Even in apostolic times, we see that the church is made up of sinners. What do you do when there is a falling out between bretheren-----1. Put it behind you and move on -15-40---2. Minister to the one who needs encouragement -15-39---3. Submit to the ministry of the gospel and receive its encouragement -15-39---4. Step up and fill the gap -15-40-

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Title: An Exhortation To Contentment

Speaker: Geoff Banister

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 3/27/2016

Bible: Hebrews 13:5

Length: 42 min. (64kbps)

Overview: Hebrews is referred to as an exhortation -13-22-. It is important to understand the connection between exhortation and theology behind the exhortation. That theology should burn as a fire in our hearts and lead us to heed the exhortation. We want to zoom in on the exhortation in v5. It is a two fold exhortation that is essentially two sides of the same coin. First the negative side of the exhortation, let your manner of life be without covetousness. Then on the positive side is a call to contentment. Contentment does not come naturally. It is something that is a discipline that has to be learned. Our contentment is linked to our closeness to Christ.----1. an argument for being content--- the Lord's continual presence--- consider two categories of possessions that we have---a- -things- - people spend all their time accumulating things they will ultimately loose---b- -Christ- - even when we become dissatisfied with him, Christ will never forsake us and will always be present to help us--- fickle sheep that we are, we are prone to wonder from this contentment----2. the means for regaining contentment--- the heart must be established in grace -13-9---- meaning we make good use of the means of grace--- we need go to the throne of grace -4-16- 10-19---- Moses is an example of loosing contentment -Numbers 11-15 - -And if thou deal thus with me, kill me...----- Paul was rescued from such wretchedness by preaching the gospel to himself -oh wretched man that I am...There is therefore now no condemnation-

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Title: An Exhortation To Faith

Speaker: Geoff Banister

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 3/27/2016

Bible: John 20:27

Length: 54 min. (64kbps)

Overview: In this passage, we have a word of exhortation not just to Thomas but to us. It is a calling to be a true believer. Do not be faithless but believing. Christ wants us to be characterized as a believer.----1. The substance of believing--- a calling to believe in Christ's person -Jesus is the Christ---- a calling to believe in Christ's work -His death for our sins---- a calling to believe in Christ's word -the truths recorded in Scripture-----2. The blessings of believing--- the blessing of worshiping with confidence -20-28---- the blessing of life -20-31---- the blessing of peace -20-19-21---- the blessing of gladness -20-20---- the blessing of serving Christ -20-21-23-

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Title: The Meaning of Palm Sunday

Speaker: Mr. Paul Trimble

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 3/20/2016

Bible: Zechariah 9:9

Length: 44 min. (64kbps)

Overview: What is Palm Sunday- For many, it is only about getting palms at church on a certain day of the year -Mark 11-8-. We will look in the Scripture to find what Palm Sunday is actually about.----1. Palm Sunday is about the Lord Jesus Christ---Behold, thy King...---Many reject the idea that Jesus Christ is the eternal God -John 19-19-21---Psalm 5-1-2- -Hearken unto the voice of my cry, my King---Psalm 29-10- -yea, the Lord sitteth King for ever.-----2. Palm Sunday is about victory--- We often celebrate the great military victories of man--- But Christ's victory is a victory like none else--- -he is just, and having salvation...---- we are talking about the victory of salvation--- It is a victory where God takes the heathen and brings them into his kingdom--- It is ultimately about a victory over death -1 Cor 15-51-57-----3. Palm Sunday is about praise--- -shout, O daughter of Jerusalem---- Luke 19-35-38- -the disciples began to rejoice and praise God with a loud voice...Saying, Blessed be the King that cometh in the name of the Lord...---- God looks for praise from the heart--- By His deeds, Christ has earned our praise--- Praise is owed to Christ--- examples----a- the women with an issue of blood---b- the ten lepers of which only one returned to give glory to God--- Jesus Christ is not dependent on our praise---a- the crowd that shouted -Blessed- later shouted -Crucify him----b- Christ continued on in His work because he was not dependent on the praise of man

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Title: The God of the Future

Speaker: Mr. Paul Trimble

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 3/20/2016

Bible: Mark 11:1-10

Length: 47 min. (64kbps)

Overview: Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. As such, He truly can be called the God of the future. In this message, we look at this God of the future in whom we can trust----1. Jesus Christ knows the future--- -ye shall find a colt- -11-2---- how does he know the future----a- he is God -Isaiah 9-6----b- he brings it to pass -Isaiah 46-9-11---- He can be truly called the God of the future----2. Jesus Christ sends you into the future--- -Go your way into the village- -11-2---- he has the authority to send you -11-28---- he did not tell the disciples why he was sending them--- he does not always tell us why he is sending us----3. Jesus Christ gives you wisdom to go into the future--- -and if any man say unto you, Why do ye this- Say...---- it looked like they were stealing and could be stoned--- Christ provides wisdom so that this would not happen----4. Christ sends us to glorify Himself--- people commit suicide because they have no purpose--- our purpose as believers is to glorify God--- -Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord- -11-9---- It may not be apparent today the purpose for what you are doing right now--- even the mundane things that are done -like borrowing a colt- can be used to glorify God----5. We can trust in this one who is the God of the future--- he will send us to the right place and to the right people at the right time

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Title: Asking for the Holy Spirit

Speaker: Rev. Lee Sterritt

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 3/13/2016

Bible: Luke 11:1-13

Length: 53 min. (64kbps)

Overview: In this passage, Christ gives us a model of prayer. He teaches we are to hallow our Father before we request of our Father. In his examples of asking -going to a friend, going to an earthly father-, he uses the argument of the lesser to a greater- -1- if a persistent request succeeds with a friend, how much more can we expect God to answer as we come to Him. -2- if a child's request is granted by an earthly father, how much more will God supply the needs of his children. We can be certain that God will give us things needful and agreeable to His will. So we are instructed to ask for the Holy Spirit. If we are to ask for those right things, we need the assistance of the Holy Spirit. In this message, we look at why we should ask for the infilling of the Holy Spirit-----1. because the Spirit wars against the flesh -Gal 5-17---2. because the Spirit puts the focus back on Christ -John 16-13-14---3. because the Spirit reminds us of our family status -Rom 8-15---4. because the Spirit produces good fruit in us -Eph 5-17-18, Galatians 5-22-23---5. because the Spirt jealously desires to fill us -James 4-5-6-