PART 14/18 In a vital chapter which instructs believers on how they ought to view government, James Cartwright looks at a Duty (13:1-7), a Debt (13:8-10) and a Danger (13:11-14).…
PART 13/18 James Cartwright begins by showing that Romans 12-16 is the Deuteronomy section of the Roman epistle and that Paul is outlining the response that ought to come from…
PART 12/18 James Cartwright begins studies in the practical section of the epistle by looking at the altar experience of the believer in Romans 12:1-8. Over-viewing the final 5 chapters,…
PART 11/18 Working through Romans 11, John Salisbury preaches on the future restoration of Israel. He shows that God has not set aside Israel totally (11:1-10) and God has not…
PART 10/18 Working through Romans 10, John Salisbury preaches on Israel's present rejection of God's Messiah. Paul's prayer and burden for them was still however, "that they might be saved"!
PART 9/18 After briefly over-viewing Romans 9, 10 and 11 as Israel's Past, Present and Future, John Salisbury looks at the truth of Romans 9 - Israel's past. He tackles…
PART 5/5 Jack Hay concludes a short series on some of the Messianic Psalms by preaching on Christ, the Seated One, in Psalm 110. In a wide-ranging messages covering much…
PART 4/5 Jack Hay preaches on Psalm 69, explaining that only part of the song relates to Christ. He highlights the sufferings of Christ entailed in the expression "I sink…
PART 3/5 On the first week-night meeting, Jack Hay looks at Psalm 24 - the psalm of the King of Glory. He briefly outlines the trilogy of psalms from 22-24…
PART 2/5 Jack Hay continues in the Psalms by examining the holy ground of Psalm 22. After outlining the two divisions of the psalm, Christ's suffering and Christ's Song, Mr…
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