Part 7 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 16.

The Bible contains many stories of people who needed to go into lockdown to escape a variety of threats coming upon the earth. On all of these occasions, preparations and warnings were made to all people; offering everyone a way of escape. There was always a great need for God?s people to listen carefully to his survival guidelines. Some obvious examples were Noah and the ark, the Passover when the tenth plague destroyed the first born, also the modern spirit filled church is a vessel of separation for escaping spiritual death.

God calls Moses to reveal His power to Pharaoh in order to set His people free to serve God. The ten plagues inflicted on Egypt do not affect the Isrealites.

Part 6 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 15.

Once we receive the Holy Spirit, everything changes. As a part of God's kingdom we have spiritual responsibilities. We have a job that requires a completely different mindset, and the first question we must ask is... What does God want me to do: Not how do I fit God into my list of priorities.

Part 5 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 14.

In this world, obtaining something new can be exciting and fun, but the excitement doesn't last and we can end up chasing the next new thing. Solomon reflected that there is "nothing new under the sun". The truth is that God has done something new in us. Not only that, but it is new every single day. The excitement need never fade.

Part 4 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 13.

This talk provides an overview of a number of topics relating to physical healing. Topics are: 1. God's will to heal, 2. Jesus Compassion, 3. Facing the future with faith, not fear, 4. Our choices, 5. Giving glory to God, 6. Worshipping God in humility.

Part 2 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 12.

Sometimes everything we see indicates that it is just impossible to for us obtain God's promise. It's just too late and too hard. God has given us some examples in the scriptures to demonstrate that this is NEVER the case. God always has things under control, no matter what circumstances look like.

This is the 2nd part of this series. Part 1 considering the natural laws and part 2 considering the spiritual laws As with natural laws, spiritual laws are replicable, and if broken there will be consequences, albeit not necessarily immediately.

Part 1 of 7. A study of Ephesians Ch 4 verses 11 to 16. This recording studies verse 11.

A continuation of part 1 from Sunday 26th January 2020.

When we naturally obey a law, be it criminal, civil, scientific or moral,we can be unaware of the effects of that law. But there are consequences of breaking the law. Being ignorant does not alter the outcome. Spiritual laws are usually ignored by the greater majority because there is no immediate or visible consequence of breaking them.

There is great value in praying for others beside self and family. God is able to bless people who would not normally receive a blessing.

Christmas is recognised as a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus, with His ongoing purpose to bring peace and life to mankind.

Despite the abundance of modern technology and knowledge, people are struggling with the issues of life and lack true purpose and contentment.

Part two of the "What Rights?" talk.

People can be very vocal about their 'rights'. However, many are ignorant about certain spiritual rights, that God can actually enforce.