Paul writes to the Thessalonians. The Apostle makes a land mark statement in relation to Jesus Christ.

Logan paints New Calvinism in its true colours, whilst acknowledging that the phenomenon is nebulous and difficult to trace exactly. He warns as to its dangers mentioning some of the key players in Zambia and abroad.

Logan explores Old Calvinism offering arguments as to its nature, relevance and soundness. Old Calvinism has won many battles in the past and questions why the need of a new one?

New Calvinism has hit the religious scenes. Its rippling effects are hard to ignore. They run far and deep. New Calvinism is equally a tricky concept to wrap one's mind around as it has attracted all sorts of people, good and bad in one hodge podge setting. Saidi Chishimba explores this phenomenon, giving what he thinks should be the Christian response especially by Reformed Brethren. Preached at Evangel Baptist Church in Lusaka, 2019.

The discussion in between services reflecting on God's goodness in yester-years. A great mighty awakening blew over Zambia dying off in the 1990s.

The parable brings across the type of soils upon which the seeds fall, though many call it "the Parable of the Sower". An exploration of the parable seems to focus on the type of soils upon which the seed falls and eventual out comes.

The sermon draws on a historical narrative to paint different people we encounter in life. Paul reasons with King Agrippa with a view to turn his heart to the Gospel.

An exploration of the the doctrine of Marriage from the Book of Genesis.

In writing to the Thessalonians, Paul makes some statements around the Scriptures, its nature and efficacy. The Bible is inspired by God.

The World has such a powerful influence on the saint. Despite fighting two other enemies (i.e. Flesh and Devil), the Christian must engage in combat with the world. This sermon addresses the Christian's relationship with the world.