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Consecutive Reading: 1 Corinthians 8 Psalm Singing: Psalm 115:1-11, #81 Jackson; 50:18-23, #134 St. Thomas; 51:14-19, #122 St. Kilda Sermon Title: True Worship Sermon Scripture: John 3:23-24 Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 8-9-2026 Service: Afternoon

August 9, 2026 Sunday Afternoon Worship Study of Romans (12) Chapter 5 part 1 (Romans 5) Pastor Kevin Humphreys

August 2, 2026 Sunday Afternoon Worship Study of Romans (11) Chapter 4 part 2 (Romans 4) Pastor Kevin Humphreys

Now our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God, even our Father, which hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting consolation and **good hope through grace,** (2 Thessalonians 2:16) *1/ The need of a good hope. 2/ A good hope as defined by the Holy Spirit through Paul in this passage. 3/ A cause of thanksgiving.* ~~~~ This service was taken on Lord's Day afternoon at Milward House Pilgrim Home in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. - The pdf hymn and reading sheet is downloadable below. ~~~~ **Sermon Summary:** The sermon examines the concept of a 'good hope' through grace, contrasting it with false hopes founded on human works or religious tradition. Drawing primarily from 2 Thessalonians 2, the text outlines seven characteristics that define genuine Christian hope, including divine calling, sanctification by the Spirit, and adherence to apostolic teaching. The message emphasizes that true hope is rooted solely in God's unmerited favour rather than personal merit, offering eternal security beyond the grave. It warns against deception and spiritual complacency, urging believers to hold fast to the faith once delivered. Ultimately, the passage calls for gratitude toward God for His sovereign choice and love, which establish believers in every good word and work.

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Philippians 2:19-30 | Joffy Saldanha | 02 August 2026 (Afternoon Service) www.redemptionchurch.org.nz

Consecutive Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:1-24 Psalm Singing: Psalm 89:18-23; 89:24-29; 102:13-18 Sermon Title: Jesus is a Jew Sermon Scripture: John 4:19-26 Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 8-2-2026 Service: Afternoon

Sunday Afternoon Service 7/26/2026

Consecutive Reading: 1 Corinthians 5 Psalm Singing: Psalm 76:1-6, #149 York; 76:7-12, #64 French; 147:12-20, #147 Wiltshire Sermon Title: "Salvation is of the Jews" Sermon Scripture: John 4:19-26 Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 7-26-2026 Service: Afternoon

As we look down through this passage and examine all the various pieces of armor which Christ has given us, we remember that there are certain pieces which are worn as clothing, which we "put on" in verses 14 and 15, and there are certain pieces which we "take up" found in verses 16-18. There are 3 of each. We find that of those that we take up, only one of them is a weapon and that is our focus this afternoon. The weapon of choice for every Christian is the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. I think that it will do us well to remember that prayer is not a weapon but rather the offering up of our desires to God for things agreeable to His will. It is communication; a request for help and reinforcements for ourselves and others who are soldiers in the spiritual battle. We are not to "take up" prayer, but to be praying always in the Spirit. We are, however, to take up the sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God, and use it in prayer and in fighting the battles of the Lord. When David was fleeing from Saul in 1st Samuel 21 he came to the city of Nob, and he asked Ahimelech the priest for a sword and he told David that the only sword he had on hand was the sword of Goliath the Philistine. And David said, "There is none like it, give it to me." And as we come this study we can truly say of our sword – Truly there is none like it. The Word of God is given to the believer to use as a powerful weapon in spiritual battle. It is a powerful weapon for 2 reasons. 1st – Because it can be used defensively. 2nd – The Word of God is given to the believer to use offensively as well, in fighting the spiritual battle with the Lord's enemies and yours