In Hebrews 11 the Bible holds out to us a number of ways in which Noah's faith is a type of saving faith in the gospel. In this evangelistic sermon, and without the usual undue allegorising of Scripture which attends sermons of this nature, Steve Johnstone shows the glorious truth of Jesus from the life of that great man who came through the flood alive.

"No man ever spoke like this man," said the temple police who had been sent to arrest Jesus. Overcome with His words they returned disarmed and without Him. And true it is that no man ever spoke like Jesus Christ. No man ever made such astonishing claims about Himself and His life's work. And still today His claims stand and call us to attention...

Much understanding of the Christian Gospel can be gained from the account of the martyrdom of Stephen in Acts 7. In this emotional and stirring message Steve Johnstone shows how the central message of Stephen's preaching was the coming of the Holy Spirit to Christ's church.

"You believe because you have seen Me," said Jesus to Thomas that fateful first Sunday after the resurrection, "Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."

The most important and powerful thing that any person can ever do is put their faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this message preached from Romans 4:25, Steve Johnstone plumbs the depths of how Paul describes the blessedness of those who believe that Jesus truly is alive from the dead.