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FAQs about Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol:How many episodes does Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol have?The podcast currently has 270 episodes available.
July 26, 202626th July (am)- Luke 15 v.11-32- Bosco BukeeraIn this episode visiting Ugandan pastor Bosco Bukeera opens up four aspects of the Father's heart that are revealed in Jesus' parable of the lost son. He shows how each one is vital to us as sinners in need of knowing God's redemptive love for ourselves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more33minPlay
July 20, 202619th July (pm)- RBT- Joel 2- Sam PibworthIn the second of three sermons from the prophet Joel, Sam considers how repentance builds on lament as God's people respond to tragedies in our world and in their own lives. He shows how we can be confident God hears our prayers because we have a greater priest and a greater sacrifice today than those under the Old Covenant. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more34minPlay
July 20, 202619th July AM | Genesis 4:17-26 | Neil TodmanIn the final sermon in the first part of our Foundations series from Genesis, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how the good, the bad and the godly found at the end of chapter 4 teach us how to live for Christ in this broken world. We must rejoice in all that is good. We must resist all that is bad. We must find hope in all that is godly as we wait for Christ to take us home or to return and make all things new. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more37minPlay
July 13, 202612th July (am)- Genesis 4 v.1-16- James NewtonIn this sermon as part of our foundation's series, church member James Newton looks at the question of where can we find justice? He considers the judge's standards, the heart behind sin, and the death of an innocent victim. Although this is an ancient story, and covers the first murder, it has much to say to us all about our standing before God, the sin in our hearts, and the need of a Saviour who shed his blood for us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more35minPlay
July 13, 202612th July (pm)- Joel 1- Sam PibworthIn this heartfelt sermon, Trainee Pastor Sam Pibworth shows how the timeless qualities of the book of Joel allow it to speak into the tragedies we face in our lives and in this fallen world. He shows how we can learn to lament as a way of responding before the LORD when we have no idea why we are suffering so much or even how we will make it through. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more35minPlay
July 06, 20265th July (pm)- RBT- 6 Minor Prophets Overview- Neil TodmanIn this episode, Pastor Neil Todman does an introduction to Hosea, Joel and Amos, and helps us to think how we feed our souls and our hearts are transformed as we read through the Minor Prophets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more31minPlay
July 05, 20265th July (am)- Genesis 3 v.20-24- Alan MannFollowing the devastation caused by Adam and Eve's rebellion against God, elder Alan Mann looks at how the ending of Genesis chapter 3 offers us hope. He shows how that hope comes from the promise God makes to save us; the provision God makes to cover our sin and shame; and the purpose God has always had through his Son to give us eternal life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more35minPlay
June 29, 202628th June (am)- Genesis 3 v.16-19- Neil TodmanIn this sermon as part of our Foundations series, Pastor Neil Todman explains from Genesis chapter 3 why life is hard in terms of giving birth to children and raising them; having loving marriages and even loving friendships; work; and finally death. He delves into why each of these important areas of life is part of God's punishment to Adam and Eve, before seeing how Christ experienced all the pains of this broken world before completing his work on the cross to restore us to God.(Neil references the interviews with Sheila last week and Martin this week so it might be worth listening to them first) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more31minPlay
June 29, 2026June 28th (am)- Interview with MartinMartin visited us from another church in Bristol to share how he came to faith in Christ and how Christ helped him when his son was killed at 11 years old in a hit and run incident in the city in 2009. He speaks with clarity on the forgiveness and hope that we find in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more30minPlay
June 29, 202628th June (pm)- RBT Kings Review- Neil TodmanAs we finish RBT in Kings, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how the books of 1 and 2 Kings reveal more of the roles of the prophets, priests and kings, but finish with us hungry for a prophet who can reveal more of God to us, a priest who can reconcile us to God; and a king who can rule over us forever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more18minPlay
FAQs about Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol:How many episodes does Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol have?The podcast currently has 270 episodes available.