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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 […]
This study in Hebrews chapter 1, was taught by pastor Barry Forder at Calvary Chapel’s family service on 19th January 2020. In this study, we look at how the writer to the Hebrews begins to show that Jesus is greater than all angels, and all other powers because He has rightfully become the heir of […]
This study by pastor Barry Forder was recorded on Sunday 12th January 2020 at Calvary Chapel Portsmouth’s family service. In this 2nd part of our introduction to the book of Hebrews, we look at what the writer meant when he records that Jesus is bringing many sons unto glory! What does this mean for us? […]
This teaching was given by Pastor Barry Forder on 5th January 2020 and was the first session in our verse-by-verse study of Hebrews. In this study, we look at 5 warnings the writer to the Hebrews gives them (and us) as a warning against complacency, that instead we might grow as believers into spiritual maturity. […]
This study was recorded at our Sunday morning service on 27th October 2019. Paul’s short letter to Philemon is a powerful 25 verse presentation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ! The letter addresses Philemon whose salve, Onesimus, had stolen from him, ran away to Rome where he had met Paul and been converted. Paul pleads […]
This teaching on Titus chapter 3 was given by Pastor Barry Forder on 20th October 2019. In Chapter 1 Paul instructs Titus to ‘set things in order’ in the church on the Island of Crete. In the second chapter, the focus is turned to the vitally important subject of sound doctrine. Here in this final […]
This verse-by-verse teaching on Paul’s letter to Titus, chapter 1, was given by pastor Barry Forder on the 22nd September 2019 at Calvary Chapel Portsmouth. In this letter, written around 64-67A.D., Paul writes to encourage his faithfull co-worker, Titus, and to exhort him to: Chapter 1: All things set in order in the churches on […]
