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Video section cut out of the sermon as the sound was too distorted and loud

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00:00-42:00 = Sermon, 42:00-43:25= Daniel Introducing Song, 43:26-46:47 = Psalm 46 sung to the tune of 'Here is love vast as the ocean.'

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Credit to the YouTube video used in this sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EFvE-GfppI

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The video played at the end of the sermon can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKsN-AeqJP0&t=0s

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Unfortunately it appears the audio recording for this sermon has had some problems. You can access a transcript from our website at: https://www.regentchapel.co.uk/sermons-archive/t5xz8ka3hamcna7dyebpzdyp9et82x Reading the transcript at the same time as listening should prove helpful when the audio is unclear.

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You can listen to the open doors video Andy mentioned at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Zf0zICS4E

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This week Stuart Woodward, reminds us that 'Jesus is worth every hardship the gospel may bring' and that we have assurance that God will keep us from falling because He called us by grace and is working out HIs divine plan for us and through us.

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Are we weak and unable? Definitely not! This week Andy Gibson, helps encourage us to seek to learn from the wisdom of others, reminds us the legacy we should be concerned about leaving is our spiritual example, and urges us to seek to be used by God in the way He empowered us by His Spirit.

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When the longed for days of COVID are over, will we all go back to serving God but forget to really love him? This week Stephen McQuoid helps us reflect on lockdown so far and warns us about returning, in future months, to being busy serving with our hands but not worshipping God with our hearts.

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What does the Bible say was accomplished at the cross? This week, Nathanael Ross takes us through a study of two accomplishments of the cross, looking at justification and reconciliation.