Pastor David Carson from Chester on the ever-prevailing corruption of the true gospel of salvation. This address was first delivered at the Britain's Only Hope - the Gospel conference in 2015.

We see in these verses God coming in anger against a nation and causing it to be tragically divided and weakened. How dangerous it is, therefore, to defy the God who is watching right now all peoples and their governments.

All who genuinely believe in God the Father will also believe in God the Son, because the Father gives all such to His Son. He is the unique Saviour appointed by the Father. He is perfectly equipped to be the Saviour, being both fully man and fully God. He has come down from heaven. He declares, “Him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out”

Verse 6 of this passage reads : “In those days there was no king in Israel, but every man did that which was right in his own eyes”. This verse encapsulates the great spiritual malaise within the nation in the time of the Judges. There had been a departure from the plainly stated principles of God’s word. Likewise today, what havoc is wrought when churches abandon the authority of the Bible : the result is that all society begins to flounder in darkness.

The conference sermon delivered at the 2019 Britain's Only Hope - the Gospel Conference at Penn Free Methodist Church. Pastor Peter Simpson expounds Jeremiah 5:17-25 and deals with the current key issues - from a Biblical perspective - of nationhood, multiculturalism and climate change.

A Biblical explanation of why abortion is the deliberate destruction of human life, and an exposure of the arguments used to justify such wickedness.

Professional geologist and Christian, Paul Garner, explains his reasons for believing the Biblical account of creation, origins and of the universal Flood in Noah's day in contrast to the atheistic evolutionary worldview.

Pastor David Carson from Chester describes how modern Britain is in grave departure from its Christian foundations and how the gospel, unashamedly preached, is the only solution.

Being a Christian means leaving this world's fashions and manner of thinking

When King David was frail and near to death, his son Adonijah attempted to proclaim himself as king, although he knew that David had decreed that Solomon should be his successor. Adonijah gathered around him an influential group of supporters and proclaimed himself as the new monarch. David acted swiftly in response to attempted coup d’etat and formally anointed Solomon as the new king with immediate effect. Adonijah then realised that his plans had been thwarted, and that he was guilty of treason. So he fled for sanctuary to the Temple in Jerusalem, and cried out to the new king for mercy. Solomon spared his life and did not even confiscate his estates. So Adonijah appeared to be repentant, but was his repentance real and lasting? He would subsequently make further claims upon the throne, proving that his initial cry for mercy was not out of a real change of heart. His resolve to serve Solomon, therefore, was not wholehearted and ongoing and he disregarded Solomon’s mercy towards Him.

Now Solomon prophetically foreshadows the Lord Jesus Christ. Many today wrongly assume that the Lord Jesus is merciful, even if they carry on in their sin. “Jesus does not judge” is the common cry often issued to defend sinful lifestyles. However, whoever comes to Christ in repentance and faith and receives His mercy must do so with a resolve to abandon all sin for good and to faithfully serve Him for the rest of one’s days. God cannot be served in fits and starts or half-heartedly. As the Lord Jesus Christ declares in the book of Revelation : "Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee the crown of life" (Rev.2:10).