Gospel Hall Audio

David Vallance preaches on the family of God – fathers, young men, little children – from John the apostle’s first epistle, chapter 2:1-18. He draws out what God has to say to each group and makes practical applications. (Recorded at Hickory Gospel Hall, NC, USA, 2017)

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Richard Collings preaches on the “sacrifice of the Servant” from Isaiah 52:7-9, and delivers a sweet meditation on the self control of the Lord Jesus during his trial and crucifixion. (Recorded in Helions Bumpstead Gospel Hall, 29th Apr 2018)

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Amid the posters of numerous heavy metal heroes on his bedroom wall, one poster stood out: “I am my own god”. John See was a Christian-mocking atheist with a passion for the rock lifestyle. Yet every now and then he would wonder to himself, “What is life all about?”. Watch to find out how his life was transformed by the gospel of Jesus Christ. (Recorded in Victoria Drive Gospel Hall, 6th Oct 2024)

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Brody Thibodeau preaches on the “recipe for Christian joy” from John Ch 2, highlighting prayer, obedience, purity and other features from the record of the Lord turning water into wine in Cana of Galilee. (Recorded at Roseisle Gospel Hall conference, MB, Canada, 28th Sept 2024)

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Mervyn Hall preaches on the qualifications given in Psalm 15 for dwelling in God’s holy hill, namely: a right attitude to self, a right attitude to others and a right attitude to the tests of life. (Recorded in Chalfont St Peter Gospel Hall, 6th Oct 2024)

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Frank Sona preaches on what the Bible calls “the world system”, one of the three chief enemies of the Christian. The world’s introduction, its seduction, its motivation and its crucifixion. Readings: 1 John 2:15-17, 4:1-4, Jas 4:4, Rev 11:15, Gal 6:14. (Recorded at Stout Gospel Hall conference April 2023)

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Michael Penfold preaches on God’s covenantal plan to rule the world, in a future kingdom age, through His Son Jesus Christ, during which time a restored nation of Israel will be “the head not the tail”, and Jerusalem will be the centre of the world geographically, politically and spiritually. Readings: Gen 12:1-3, Rom 11:25-27, Eph 1:9-10. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada, 1st Oct 2024) (Photo: 57187596 | Iron Dome © Irina Opachevsky | Dreamstime.com)

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Norman Turkington (1926-2008) grew up in a Christian family in Northern Ireland. Saved at the age of 18, he was baptised and received into the assembly in Lurgan Gospel Hall. Mr Turkington was a cabinet maker by trade, and early in his Christian life he ploughed his energy into gospel work. His brother Mr Joe Turkington went to Venezuela as a missionary. For a good number of years, Norman sat under the Bible teaching and the godly influence of Mr Edmund Allen and Mr Albert McShane and developed into an able Bible teacher and gospel preacher. Married in 1953 to Esther Lilburn, the Turkingtons together served the Lord faithfully, full-time from 1966. Norman preached with Albert McShane for many years, and also with Mr Sam Ferguson, taking a total 127 series of gospel meetings in his lifetime. The Lord blessed his labours with souls saved and the work of the Lord advanced, especially in his homeland of Northern Ireland. In this recording Mr Turkington preaches from Leviticus Ch 8 on the subject of consecration to the Lord, its purpose, order and duration. (Recorded at Lurgan Gospel Hall conference, Oct 1984)

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Mark Sweetnam preaches on the significance of the incident at the waters of Marah where Moses threw in a tree and the bitter waters were made sweet. Reading: Exod 15:21-26. (Recorded at Lurgan Gospel Hall, May 2024)

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Brandon Doll preaches on the occasions when Paul sent a fellow-labourer to a local church. Practical lessons are drawn from the visits of Timothy, Titus, Tychicus, and Epaphroditus, who were all sent to assemblies with tasks to perform. (Recorded at the Blue River Gospel Hall conference, Wisconsin USA, 2016)

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