Is the Holy Spirit the 'unforgotten' third person of the Trinity and do we unconsciously direct our Thoughts, Prayer and Praise to the Father and Son alone?

In this short 3 part series we look at the Person, the Work, and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit as we reacquaint ourselves with the role of the least 'known' person of the Trinity

This talk was recorded at Scrabo Hall on 26th May 2019

Speaker: David Farrell

Passages for consideration. Galatians 5:16-26

Is the Holy Spirit the 'unforgotten' third person of the Trinity and do we unconsciously direct our thoughts Prayer and Praise to the Father and Son alone?

In this short 3 part series we look at the Person, the Work, and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit as we reacquaint ourselves with the role of the least 'known' person of the Trinity

This talk was recorded at Scrabo Hall on 12th May 2019

Speaker: David Farrell

Passages for consideration. John 15:26 & 16:7-15

Hosea is one of 12 Old Testament Minor Prophets used by God during the reign of 6 kings of Israel and Judah. Not only was he used to deliver a stark reminder of how far Israel had descended into corruption and Spiritual deviancy, God also intervened in Hosea's personal life to show how His Chosen People had prostituted themselves with surrounding pagan cultures.

Despite their sinfulness, the book of Hosea illustrates God's faithfulness and willingness to forgive.

Key Verse : 'For I desire mercy, not sacrifice, and acknowledgement of God rather than burnt offerings' (Hosea 6:6 & quoted by the Lord in Matthew 9:13 & 12:7)

This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 21st September 2025

Speaker : Jonny Dempster

Most people if wrongly imprisoned would understandably be consumed with the injustice of the situation. Not the Apostle Paul.

As Paul writes this letter from his prison cell in Rome (about AD 60) he is more concerned about the recipients of his letter than his own predicament. Paradoxically he seems joyous as he sees new opportunities for the spread of the gospel.

This series will deal with practical issues within the church at Philippi while Paul extols the virtues of the Lord Jesus and in spite of his situation is still able to say 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain' Ph 2:21

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 21st September 2025.

Speaker: Jonny Thompson

Passage for consideration Philippians Ch2:19-30

Most people if wrongly imprisoned would understandably be consumed with the injustice of the situation. Not the Apostle Paul.

As Paul writes this letter from his prison cell in Rome (about AD 60) he is more concerned about the recipients of his letter than his own predicament. Paradoxically he seems joyous as he sees new opportunities for the spread of the gospel.

This series will deal with practical issues within the church at Philippi while Paul extols the virtues of the Lord Jesus and in spite of his situation is still able to say 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain' Ph 2:21

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 14th September 2025.

Speaker: Mark Starrett

Passage for consideration Philippians Ch2:1-18

Most people if wrongly imprisoned would understandably be consumed with the injustice of the situation. Not the Apostle Paul.

As Paul writes this letter from his prison cell in Rome (about AD 60) he is more concerned about the recipients of his letter than his own predicament. Paradoxically he seems joyous as he sees new opportunities for the spread of the gospel.

This series will deal with practical issues within the church at Philippi while Paul extols the virtues of the Lord Jesus and in spite of his situation is still able to say 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain' Ph 2:21

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 7th September 2025.

Passage for consideration Philippians Ch1:19:30

Most people if wrongly imprisoned would understandably be consumed with the injustice of the situation. Not the Apostle Paul.

As Paul writes this letter from his prison cell in Rome (about AD 60) he is more concerned about the recipients of his letter than his own predicament. Paradoxically he seems joyous as he sees new opportunities for the spread of the gospel.

This series will deal with practical issues within the church at Philippi while Paul extols the virtues of the Lord Jesus and in spite of his situation is still able to say 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain' Ph 2:21

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 31st August 2025.

Speaker : Ken Clarke

Passage for consideration Philippians Ch1:12-18

Many of the realities of life and deepest longings of human nature are reflected in the Psalms. Written as songs and poetry they reflect the honesty of the songwriter's heart before a Holy God. This short series covers some of these themes, pointing us often to Christ and His ultimate fulfilment as the Satisfier of the longings of the human heart.

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 24th August 2025

Speaker : Glenn Johnston

Passage for consideration: Psalm 56

Most people if wrongly imprisoned would understandably be consumed with the injustice of the situation. Not the Apostle Paul.

As Paul writes this letter from his prison cell in Rome (about AD 60) he is more concerned about the recipients of his letter than his own predicament. Paradoxically he seems joyous as he sees new opportunities for the spread of the gospel.

This series will deal with practical issues within the church at Philippi while Paul extols the virtues of the Lord Jesus and in spite of his situation is still able to say 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain' Ph 2:21

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 24th August 2025.

Speaker : Jonny Thompson

Passage for consideration

Philippians Ch1:1-11

A short series exploring the Bible's doctrine of salvation from from Creation to Restoration.

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 17th August 2025.

Speaker : Glenn Johnston

Titus Chapter 3:4-7