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PART 5 of 6 – Sandy Higgins give guidance from the Word of God to help the Christian understand “what should I be doing for God?” Each believer has a gift and a sphere of service. No one is useless: everyone is vital. Sandy speaks on the privilege of serving God, the power for serving God, the pathway of serving God,  the purpose of serving God and the peril of serving God. Listen out for Sandy’s advice on “How do I know my gift?” Readings: Matt 19:16, 27-27, 30, 20:1-16, 20-21, 24, Rom 12:1-3, 6, 1 Cor 12:3-7, 1 Tim 1:12-17, 2 Tim 1:6-7 (Message preached in Barrington, NJ, USA, 2003)

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PART 2 of 2 – Hymn singing from gospel meetings in Chapman’s Store, near Portadown, Northern Ireland, in 1997. Hymns included are: “Where will you spend eternity?”; “Life at best is very brief”; “We love to sing of the Lord who died”; “Are you washed in the blood of the Lamb?”; “O come sinner come”; “Just as I am without one plea”; “Among the ransomed glad and fair”; “How wondrous a Saviour is God’s blessed Son”; “I’ve a soul to be saved”; “Soon from above with voice of love”; “Our Lord is now rejected”; “God could not pass the sinner by”; “Without blood is no remission”; “Again the word has reached my listening soul”; “O shall I be among that throng”; “On the golden street of heaven”.

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PART 4 of 6 – Sandy Higgins opens up the subject of the struggles of the new Christian as he or she faces “the enemy”, which comes in three forms – the world, the flesh and the devil. It comes as a shock to some newly saved people to discover that the Christian life is marked by constant struggle. Mr Higgins works through a number of issues that can come into our life and pose a great danger, and also looks at 3 key issues facing teenagers in particular. A helpful message looking at how a Christian can stand for God in the face of life’s struggles. Readings: Gal 5:16-25, 1 Pet 4:1-3, 5:8-9, 1 John 1:9-2:1, 2:15-17 (Recorded in Barrington, NJ, USA, 2003)

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PART 1 of 2 – Hymn singing from gospel meetings in Chapman’s Store, near Portadown, Northern Ireland, in 1997. 800 voices combine to sing the following hymns: “Down from the glory the Saviour came”; “It is good to be here”; “Redeemed how I love to proclaim it”; “There’s a voice that is calling to thee”; “Are you weary and sad ‘neath the burden of sin?”; “He’ll come and tarry not”; “By faith in a glorified Christ on the throne”; “There’s a shepherd who died for the sheep”; “O what a gift the Father gave”; “Hark the voice of Jesus calling”; “When the Saviour said ’tis finished”; “Sinner turn and come to Jesus”; “Have you any room for Jesus?”; “What can wash away my sin?”; “We’re travelling home to heaven above”; “O what will you do with Jesus?”; “Man of sorrows”; “Rock of ages”; “What must I do has oft been asked”; “Lord Jesus Thou who only art”; and “Perfect salvation Jesus has died”.

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This historic recording from November 1950 on the topic of “Abraham the friend of God” by Hawthorne Baillie (1884-1964), is the oldest recording on our site. Mr Baillie was born into a godly home in Northern Ireland. He grew up to be a noted footballer with little interest in the things of God. However, God spoke to him through his sister’s death. He was awakened and saved and immediately showed a deep interest in the things of God. In 1913, just before the War, Mr Baillie was commended to full time service and gave the rest of his life to the preaching of the gospel and the ministry of the Word. It is said of him, “Few, indeed, who were privileged to hear him in the days of his freshness and vigour could ever forget his serious, saintly appearance, or the depth and pathos of his exposition of Scripture.”

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PART 1 of 4 – Dan Rudge introduces a series of messages on the fruit of the Spirit from Gal 5:22-23. This is a crucial subject, sitting at the heart of the Christian’s daily experience of walking in the Spirit and not fulfilling the lusts of the flesh. Dan works his way through the passage pointing out two contrasts, two catalogues, and more. A valuable study. (Message preached at Wallingford Gospel Hall, Nov 2015)

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Albert Hull sets out the problem of personalities in an assembly. How can we cope with all the other personalities, and how do we need to adjust our own? The critical, the cold, the contagious, the commanding, the calm and the colourful; Mr Hull analyses them all! He urges us to all have “Christ-like” personalities, and thus bring glory to God in local testimony. A challenging and often amusing message, full of insight, warmth and conviction. Readings: 1 Cor 1:12-16, Rom 14:1-3, 10 (Message originally preached in Nova Scotia, Canada)

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PART 3 of 6 – Now that I am saved, what is permissible? Can I still do this or that, can I go here or there? What is allowed and what isn’t? Sandy Higgins preaches on the subject of sanctification and separation under the following headings: separation’s spheres, scope, standard, sequel and strength. A faithful and wise setting forth of vital truth. Readings: Gen 2:1-3, 2 Cor 6:14-7:1. 1 Thess 4:1-2, Heb 10:9-10, 12:14, 1 Pet 1:14-16. 1 John 1:5-7 (Recorded in Barrington, NJ, USA, 2003)

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Andrew Ussher preaches on “the private life of the believer”. He begins with a quote from Robert Murray McCheyne: “What a man is when he is alone in the presence of God, he is, and nothing more.” A challenging message, exhorting us to be transparent, consistent and faithful in private as well as in public, even in the internet age. Readings: Psa 19:7-14, 139: Prov 4:23-24, 23:26 (Message preached at the Thanksgiving Conference, Vancouver, Canada, 2011)

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