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  • Abraham’s Finest Hour (52 min)

    John Fleck preaches on the experience of Abraham as he ascended Mount Moriah to offer Isaac on the altar. Reading: Gen 22. (Recorded in Ahoghill Gospel Hall, Northern Ireland)

    Complete series:

      Abraham’s finest hour
      Ruth’s finest hour
      David’s finest hour
      Peter’s finest hour
      Aquila and Priscilla’s finest hour

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      53 min
    1. I Had a Pagan Altar in My Bedroom (26 min)

      As a teenager, Ken Biddington got into heavy darkness. He was a drummer in a heavy metal band, lived a drugs-and-party lifestyle and even had an altar in his bedroom. But in 1993 God intervened in his life. The transformation shook his entire neighbourhood. Listen to find out how it happened. Reading: Acts 26:17-18, John 3:16. (Recorded in Victoria Drive Gospel Hall, Vancouver, BC, Canada, on 5th May 2024)

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      26 min
    2. Born as Children: Placed as Sons (9 min)

      Jack Hunter (1916-1994) preaches on the truth of “sonship” which he calls “the greatest blessing in the New Testament”, distinguishing between what it means to be a child of God and a son of God. (Recorded in Lossiemouth Gospel Hall, Scotland)

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      10 min
    3. The Importance of A Good Foundation for Life (27 min)

      Jonathan Procopio preaches on the need to dig deep and build a solid foundation for your Christian life. Reading: Luke 6:46-49. (Recorded at Sussex Gospel Hall conference, Canada, 1st Oct 2023)

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      27 min
    4. Overview of the 7 Vessels of the Tabernacle (48 min)

      Michael Penfold preaches about the 7 vessels of the Tabernacle. The map, the materials, the measurements and the meaning of the seven items of furniture in the Tabernacle of Moses. Readings: Heb 9:1-12, 10:11-14, 19-22. (Recorded at Winchester Gospel Hall, 10th May 2024)

      Pair of Sermons:

        Overview of the 7 Feasts of the Lord
        Overview of the 7 Vessels of the Tabernacle

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        48 min
      1. Overview of the 7 Feasts of the Lord (40 min)

        Michael Penfold preaches on the 7 Feasts of the Lord, outlining their significance historically, typically, dispensationally and practically. Readings: Col 2:16-17, Exod 34:18, 22-24, Lev 23:1-6, 10, 15-16, 23-27, 33, 37-38. (Recorded in Northampton 21st Jan 2020)

        Pair of Sermons:

          Overview of the 7 Feasts of the Lord
          Overview of the 7 Vessels of the Tabernacle

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          41 min
        1. It’s Not My Body, It’s The Lord’s (34 min)

          John Dennison preaches on the biblical view of the nature and purpose of the believer’s body. Reading: 1 Cor 6:9-20. (Recorded in Stark Road Gospel Hall, Livonia, MI, USA, Nov 2013)

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          35 min
        2. All This Was Done (14 min)

          David Gilliland preaches on the 3 mentions of the fascinating expression “all this was done” in the Gospel of Matthew. Readings: Matt 1:20-23, 21:2-5, 26:51-56. (Recorded in Mount Sterling Gospel Hall, WI, USA)

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          15 min
        3. There’s Something Very Wrong with This Place: What Am I Doing Here? (14 min)

          Steve Faviere started taking drugs at the tender age of 12. He soon became a party-loving young man with a fast lifestyle. Every now and then he was given pause for thought, by the premature death of a friend, or by people sharing the gospel with him. Watch to find out how Steve finally became saved. Readings: Rom 3:19, John 3:16, Rev 20:11-15. (Recorded in Newmarket Gospel Hall, Ontario, Canada, on 21st April 2024)

          To listen to Steve preaching in Downtown Toronto click here (YouTube link)

          To read Steve’s story click here.

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          15 min
        4. Be Still and Know That I Am God | Phil Coulson

          Phil Coulson preaches on peace in the soul, peace in the sanctuary and peace in the storm. “Be silent before the Lord Thy God, and let Him mould thee.” Reading: Psalm 46. (Recorded in Stark Road Gospel Hall, Nov 2007)

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          27 min

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