Christ Matters : Recent Episodes
Allan Gibbs
This podcast was created to appeal to Christians and non-believers alike. It is constructed using my own thoughts, researched material from online resources, occasionally my own poetry, and also includes Scripture references and passages: all designed to show each of us how , although ancient, the Bible still holds all the answers to living a wholesome and righteous life in the 21st. century.
A brief look at how the Bible can teach us how to deal with the many temptations that will undoubtedly come upon us throughout our lives, by remaining faithful and steadfast in the Father's love.
A brief look at some very deep theological topics, which, without any understanding, can be very divisive issues. I hope you don't find it too difficult to follow.
A brief look at the differences between natural and Spiritual gifts & what the fruit of the Spirit is.
Is there a difference between belief and faith, and how do we as Christians move from belief alone to growing in Faith
A brief look at what slavery to sin or righteousness means for us in the 21st. century, and how the choices we make can influence how our lives pan out.
a brief look at how the Bible can help us deal with the stresses and worries of modern living
A short addition to this month's podcast, to reflect upon Christ's sacrifice for us all
A look at the causes and effects of loneliness, and whether the Bible has any answers to this phenomena
Further insights into my personal spiritual journey with added Bible vers & another of my spiritual poems
A backdrop to the start of my spiritual journey and the first of many questions I had at the time re the meaning and the purpose to life after my mother passed away. It also includes a poem of the same title as this episode, which I was inspired to write during a listening skills course which I attended at Derriford Hospital Chaplaincy dept. a few months later.
The first poem I ever wrote, inspired by the loss of my Mother & the subsequent questions I had about life & it’s purposes.