Partick Free Church of Scotland (Cont)

Partick Free Church of Scotland (Cont)

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  • Limiting God
    The Old Testament church provoked the Lord God because in their minds they limited what God could do. The believer must trust in God despite unfavourable circumstances believing that God can deliver them.
    29 min
  • Paul’s Defence
    The Apostle Paul get an opportunity to defend himself before a hostile Jewish audience. They listen to him until he tells them he has been sent to preach the gospel to the Gentiles.s
    38 min
  • The Christian’s Home
    In Acts chapter one the Apostle Peter reminds the early Christian believers that when he died Judas went to his own home. In John chapter 14 Christ comforts His apostles that He is preparing a place for all His disciples where they will spend eternity with Him.
    35 min
  • Paul’s Defence
    The Apostle Paul get an opportunity to defend himself before a hostile Jewish audience. They listen to him until he tells them he has been sent to preach the gospel to the Gentiles.s
    39 min
  • Controlling the Tongue
    In his epistle, James teaches his readers that the misuse of the tongue can lead to serious consequences that can adversely affect people's lives.
    29 min
  • Controlling the Tongue
    In his epistle, James teaches his readers that the misuse of the tongue can lead to serious consequences that can adversely affect people's lives.
    30 min
  • Trinity and Incarnation
    Jesus is the Word and the Word is God and the Word is with God. There are two extremes with the Trinity- Modalism where the three persons are just three modes of existence of the one God and on the other hand Tritheism where there are three beings or Gods. In the incarnation, God the Son became a man but continued to be God. There are the contrasting errors of Nestorianism where there is a divine and human person united and on the other hand Kenoticism where the divine emptied himself of his divinity to become a man. Actually the Son of God remains unchanged as God but takes to himself a full human nature. His person is divine but he has two natures. Our response must be to adore, to worship and glorify our great God and his Son Jesus Christ.
    31 min
  • Trinity and Incarnation
    Jesus is the Word and the Word is God and the Word is with God. There are two extremes with the Trinity: Modalism where the three persons are just three modes of existence of the one God and on the other hand Tritheism where there are three beings or Gods. In the incarnation, God the Son became a man but continued to be God. There are the contrasting errors of Nestorianism where there is a divine and human person united and on the other hand Kenoticism where the divine emptied himself of his divinity to become a man. Actually the Son of God remains unchanged as God but takes to himself a full human nature. His person is divine but he has two natures. Our response must be to adore, to worship and glorify our great God and his Son Jesus Christ.
    32 min

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