22 Monday Feb 2021
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Christ came to save sinners! The miracles of Christ are signs, and so are the signs of the Apostles. The healing of a disabled man at the Beautiful Gate of the Temple was the prelude for a sermon about the sin of man and the salvation that is in Christ. The text is Acts 3
14 Sunday Feb 2021
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On the day of Pentecost, Christ sent his Spirit upon the Church. The Spirit gives power to witness, preaching Christ, and establishes the Church in fellowship as disciples. Acts 2
08 Monday Feb 2021
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The Gospels tell the story of what Jesus began to do and to teach, but he continues to do and to teach. Acts 1 shows us Christ’s promise of the Holy Spirit, the persecrtive of his second Advent, and the preparation of the Church.
24 Sunday Jan 2021
False teachers don’t like weakness; they prefer to talk about their amazing experiences, and won’t allow for the reality that we all experience suffering. In 2 Corinthians 12, Paul speaks of his true experience, his true suffering, and his true apostleship.
18 Monday Jan 2021
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Spiritual seduction is a real danger! Paul brought the Corinthians to Christ, but now false teachers, so-called “super-apostles,” are trying to lead them astray. Paul points out the danger of seduction, the deception of false teachers, and the devotion that God’s ministers have.
12 Tuesday Jan 2021
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Jeremiah is often seen as a prophet of doom, but that is unfair to him. He was when all is said and done a prophet of hope, though also a realist. He preached consolation, and grace triumphing over judgement.
03 Sunday Jan 2021
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A sermon by Pastor Gervase Charmley, Bethel Hanley, Stoke.
27 Sunday Dec 2020
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Christ is come! What welcome shall he find? He came under the regulations of the Law, he was recognised by the devout in the Temple who were moved by the Holy Spirit, and he came to redeem his people.
20 Sunday Dec 2020
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A sermon by Pastor Gervase Charmley of Bethel, Hanley
07 Monday Dec 2020
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A sermon by Pastor Gervase Charmley of Bethel, Hanley, Stoke.
The Old Testament matters! The Old Testament records God’s long preparation for Christ in the prophets, and the last of the prophets, John the Baptist, declares the coming of the Lord.
https://www.sermonaudio.com/solo/gncharmley/sermons/12620121205504/
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