Spreading God's Good News
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This study of 2 Corinthians chapter 3 was recorded on 12th May 2024. In this teaching, Pastor Barry looks at Paul’s admonition for Christians to shine and reflect the glory of Christ. If Moses’ face shone when he received the Law, how much more should Christians shine who have the privilege of being ambassadors of […]
This is our first study in our verse-by-verse journey through 2nd Corinthains. Have you ever been discouraged by the constant trials? In this letter, Paul pours his heart out to the saints in Corinth and teaches them that the sufferings and tribulations we so often experience are used by God to demonstrate His comfort to […]
In this concluding study of 1st Corinthians Pastor Barry asks if we love Jesus more now than when we began? Paul uses his ‘farewell’ address to remind the Corinthian beleivers of the things he had taught them and to encourage them to stand firm, hold fast, and not waiver in their faith, but to also […]
Sir Edward Clarke once said: “As a lawyer I have made a prolonged study of the evidence for the events of the first Easter Day. To me the evidence is conclusive, and over and over again in the High Court I have secured the verdict on evidence not nearly so compelling. Inference follows on evidence, […]
First Corinthians chapter 15 is regarded by some as one of the most important chapters in the Bible! In this study, Pastor Barry starts to unpack this chapter asking ‘why do we believe’? ‘What is the basis for our hope and faith’? The Apostle Paul begins by reminding the Corinthian believers that he had come […]
This study on 1 Corinthians chapter 14 was given by pastor Barry Forder on 10th March 2024. In this chapter Paul continues to speak about the proper use of spiritual gifts within the church, and how they should be used for the glory of God and the edification of the whole congregation. There is not […]
This study of 1 Corinthians Ch3 was given by Pastor Barry Forder on 3rd March 2024. G. Campbell Morgan said that examining this chapter was like “dissecting a flower to understand it. If you tear it apart too much, you lose the beauty”. Alan Redpath said one could get a spiritual suntan from the warmth of this […]