Sermon Podcasts: Recent Episodes
Gloucester Evangelical Presbyterian Church
This is our weekly sermon series at Gloucester Presbyterian. Join us every Sunday at 10:30 am and 5:00 pm.
We begin a new study on Daniel Strange’s new book Making Faith Magnetic. We cover chapters 1 & 2 in our discussion on what does the Bible say about humanity.
We lost the original recording from the live-stream but we have re-recorded the sermon.
We come to a second instance of Abraham, Sarah, and a foreign king, yet important differences arise in the text.
Jesus begins his sermon on blessings and woes. Blessings for those who follow, woes to those who don't.
God continuing promise to Abraham and Abraham's intercession all come together in this wonderful passage.
There is nothing to add to your faith in Jesus Christ. That is the wonderful news of the Gospel.
After the temptation in the wilderness, Luke recounts for us the episode in Jesus's hometown.
We take a quick look at Galatians, the first part of the first chapter and the importance of the Gospel.
Abraham sojourns into Egypt, like his later descendants would do. Sarah is taken, what will happen to God's promises?
Our new series on the Life of Jesus, we come to his confrontation with Satan and his victory of him.
Hosea 12 and 13 are unrelenting as we come face to face with our sin and God's judgment.
Psalm 32 is a wonderful psalm that speaks of how to have a happy blessed life, which is found in the forgiveness of sins by the Lord Jesus Christ.
Guest preacher, Tom Chevis, takes us through Stephen's speech in Acts and shows us what it means for us today.
We come to chapters 11-14 which begin to offer hope, even in the midst of judgment and sin.
Habakkuk 3 brings us face to face with our trust in troubled times. What will we do when times are hard?
Our dependency upon the Holy Spirit comes to the forefront in this wonderful section of Isaiah.
The only Psalm of Moses, that opens book 4 of the psalter. A psalm that bids of reflect upon our life and flee to Christ.
O how I love your law... is that us? Do we love God's law. We come to the second section of Psalm 119 and what this has to teach us for our life.
Psalm 119, the first section. 2022 we will be looking at Psalm 119, the second section.
In Matthew 1:1-17, Matthew lists 3 women in Jesus's genealogy. We explore each of them in our evening worship service.
Matthew's Gospel lists several interesting women in Jesus's genealogy. Here we look at Tamar and ask the question, why highlight her?
We take a deep look at vv. 1-2 on the topic of slavery and what it means for the Christian.
Hosea now indicts not just the priests but the king and ruling class in the downfall of Israel
In 1 Timothy, Paul, writing to Timothy wants us to know how to behave in the household of God.
We come to Paul, the chief of sinners who is shown abundant mercy. His charge to Timothy based on this.
Acts 9 this wonderful turning point, the conversion of the Pharisee and persecutor, Saul of Tarsus.
Who is the King of Glory? None other than the Lord Jesus Christ, Great David's greater Son.
Psalm 23 arguably the most well known psalm because it brings us tremendous comfort and hope.
Stephen, questioned by the high priest, responds with a sweeping speech about redemptive history that culminated with Jesus.
We continue our series of "5 minutes" (very approximate) through Herman Bavinck's 'The Wonderful Works of God'
We finish Paul's wonderful letter to the Ephesians with the whole armour of God and his concluding remarks.
We continue our series of "5 minutes" (very approximate) through Herman Bavinck's 'The Wonderful Works of God'
The Lord's Prayer, we pray 'give us this day our daily bread' we see the way in which the Lord taught this lesson to Israel, and teaches it to us today.
We conclude the live of Noah (Gen. 6-9) and see Jesus Christ, the greater Noah that Noah's life always looked too.
Our midweek study on the Lord's Prayer brings us to this petition which is about our relationship with God and with others.
At the Rev Larry Wilkes installation we hear wonderful news from Paul's letter to Philemon and what it means for all of us as church members.
Tim takes us through the first chapter of Herman Bavinck's systematic theology The Wonderful Works of God chapter by chapter.
Throughout the year we look at various Psalms that challenge us, help us to pray, and lead us to the Lord Jesus Christ!
We are studying the Lord's Prayer at our midweek meeting, every Wednesday night at 7:00 pm.
Join us as we start a new series of short introductions to the Dutch theologian, Herman Bavinck
In our series on Ephesians we come now to chapters 4-6 which speak to us of how we should now live in light of such a great salvation.
We come to the end of Luke, Jesus instructing and teaching his disciples and then ascending into heaven!
We have a visiting minister from Birmingham Presbyterian Church with us, proclaiming God's word!
We come to Luke's recording of Jesus post resurrection visit to two disciples on the road from Jerusalem.
Jesus prepares his disciples both in prayer and in the interim between his first and second coming.
Our guest preacher, Tom, shows us Paul's intention in combating heresy, it for us to see Jesus as more magnificent!
A wonderful chapter as Paul highlights our past outside of Jesus Christ and now, those who by faith alone, are in Christ, and what that means!
After the sin in the Garden in chapter 3, we move to the beginning of chapter 4 and see the further effects of the Fall