Sunday morning studies (Page 19)

Palm Sunday – one of the most important days in history!

This teaching by Pastor Barry Forder was recorded on Palm Sunday – 5th April 2020. Palm Sunday. It was, of course, the day we remember Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey – famously fulfilling the prophecy from Zechariah 9:9 given sone 500 years earlier. We know from scripture that a ‘multitude’ of Jesus disciples spread their coats on […]

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Hebrews – Chapter 11

This teaching on Hebrews 11 was recorded ‘live from home’ as part of Calvary Chapel Portsmouth’s [Covid19 enforced] online service on 29th March 2020. In this chapter, the writer to the Hebrews builds on his statement (quotation from Habakkuk 2:4) in the penultimate verse of chapter 10 “The just shall live by faith” by now going on […]

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Hebrews – Chapter 6 vs1-9

This study was recorded on 23rd February 2020 at Calvary Chapel Portsmouth as part of our family service. In this teaching, pastor Barry goes verse-by-verse through the first 9 verses of what many commentators have called the hardest chapter in the Bible! J Vernon McGee, in his commentary on this chapter, stated “As we study this section, we […]

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Hebrews – Chapter 4

This teaching on Hebrews chapter 4, was given by pastor Barry Forder at Calvary Chapel Portsmouth on the 9th of February 2020. The writer to the Hebrews starts this chapter by telling his hearers that they should be terrified at the thought of not entering into the relationship with Jesus that God intends for us. […]

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Hebrews – Chapter 3

This teaching on Hebrews chapter 3 was given by pastor Barry Forder on the 2nd February 2020 as part of our family service. In chapter 3, the writer to the Hebrews, having shown that Jesus is better than Angels and the Law, now demonstrates that Jesus is even better than Moses. But having made that […]

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Hebrews Chapter 2

This study of Hebrews chapter 2 was given by paster Barry Forder on 26th January 2020 as part of our family service. In this study we consider the danger that tradition poses to the truth, and why the writer to the Hebrews is insistent that the Jewish believers, to whom he was writing, hold tightly […]

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