As we come to Romans 4 we are introduced to Abraham, as an example of beliving God and having it credited as righteousness.The music at the end is from the 1982 Luis Palau Mission to London, and the Mission South choir: I get so excited every time I realise I'm forgiven

We continue in this series of live talks from 2019/2020 which trace themes that flow through Scripture.
This time the theme is the Flood in Genesis 3.A pdf of the Powerpoint presentation used in this talk can be downloaded from https://www.lumin.org.uk/12hours/pdfs/Hour5powerpoint.pdf

We come to chapter 3 of Romans as Paul continues to teach about grace and its superiority over the Law

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We look at Rivers and Gardens, two themes that 'flow' through the Bible. What do they teach us?
The pdf of the powerpoint can be found at http://www.lumin.org.uk/12hours/pdfs/Hour4powerpoint.pdf

The second half of Romans chapter 2 -  a call not to be hypocrites.The music at the end is from the 1984 Luis Palau Mission to London, the "Inner South" region choir with "I get so excited/I'm forgiven".

We look at the Fall, humans entering in to sin and the consequences of it.
Feel free to download the powerpoint (in pdf form) that went with this talk from http://www.lumin.org.uk/12hours/pdfs/Hour3powerpoint.pdf

In 2 Chronicles 13 King Abijah and Judah faced annihilation from the hands of their brother Israelites. It is so similar to the story of David and Goliath (for my talk on that story, go to https://youtu.be/WsCZtGH2evo?feature=shared )
Who wins? Those who remain faithful.

We speed up a bit and look at the first half of Romans 2, with that odd word THEREFORE seemingly accusing us all of the worst sins right at the beginning.The music used is 40 by U2

The conclusion of the Lord's Prayer