Just added, for Easter, a new message preached by Mr Martin Brown:
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Martin Brown – 11042017
Preaching God's Grace, in God's Son, from God's Word, by God's Spirit
Just added, for Easter, a new message preached by Mr Martin Brown:
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Martin Brown – 11042017
Just added, a new message preached by Dr J Stewart Gillespie from John chapter 11:
Finding Christ in Lifes Dead Ends – John chp 11 – JS Gillespie – 04122016
Just added, a new message preached by John Gamble:
John chp 11 – Resurrection and the Mystery of Suffering – John Gamble – 22112016
Just added to our series on 1 Corinthians, a new message preached from chapter 15 by Dr J Stewart Gillespie:
Just added, a new message in our series on 1 Corinthians chapter 15:
Just added to our series on 1 Corinthians, a new message preached from chapter 15 by J Stewart Gillespie:
1 Corinthians chp 15 vs 26 – When Death Dies – J Stewart Gillespie – 30082016
Just added, the message in our series on 1 Corinthians:
A message preached from 1 Corinthians chapter 15 and Daniel chapter 2 by Dr J Stewart Gillespie.
Outline notes for the above message:
In 1 Corinthians chapter 15, the apostle presents the necessity of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, from 4 great necessities:
We need a living Saviour for:
Firstfruits
Not only a Feast of Jehovah and part of Gods redemptive plan but following on after the passover and in fact on the morrow after the Sabbath – that is the Sunday, the 1st Day of the week.
An unusual / unexpected angle on resurrection
The resurrection and victory of Jesus Christ over the grave and over death was an essential part of the fulfilment of Gods Purpose for the universe.
“He must reign till He hath put all enemies under His feet” (1 Co 15:25)
If Christ is to subdue all enemies under His feet, He cannot reign over a world which still remains affected by death.
If Christ is to possess all rule and all authority and power (15:24) then there can be no rebellion against Him.
No rebellion against Him, means no rebellion against God.
No rebellion against God means no sin
No sin means no death!
A victory over all for Christ necessitates a victory over sin and death.
Christ could not truly be described as so ruling if the world remains in:
‘Must He Reign’ (v25) ?
We note that the reign and dominion of Christ over all things is prophesied in many portions of the Word of God, including the prophecy of Nebuchadnezzar’s image in Daniel chp 2:
all replaced with the Stone cut without hands (v34).
In Daniel chapters 2 God sets out His plan and purpose for the whole of human history.
Something strange happens to the final Kingdom – the Roman Empire, it passes through a further stage of development; Clay and Iron.
The might of the 4th Kingdom would appear yet in some way compromised, pictured in feet and 10 toes, an unstable union of 10kings in a quai-democratic re-emergence.
These 10 Kings appear to exist simultaneously (Dan 2:44)
This final one of man’s Kingdoms will give rise to an eternal kingdom (v44) which will ‘stand forever.’
Stone cut without hands:
Just added, a new message preached by J Stewart Gillespie from 1 Corinthians chapter 15:
1 Corinthians chp 15 – Chaos at Corinth – When Christians get Distracted – 09082016 – JS Gillespie
Just added, a new message preached by Mr Gordon Dunbar:
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Peace, Proof and a new Perspective – Gordon Dunbar – 02082016
Just added to our series on 1 Corinthians, a new message preached by Dr J Stewart Gillespie: