Castlereagh Fellowship Sermons & Bible Study: Recent Episodes
Castlereagh Fellowship
Castlereagh Fellowship came into existence in 1993. Our lives have been transformed by the grace of God and we count it a great privilege to be in relationship with the true and living God. As people who have received the love and mercy of God we rejoice in God our Saviour and, by his help, are committed to living thankful lives that honour him.
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Nigel McIlrath continues with his series in the prophecy of Haggai.
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Geoff McIlrath concludes this series of overviews of the New Testament letters by considering the book of Revelation.
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Nigel McIlrath commences a new series on the prophecy of Haggai.
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In this second and final consideration of Christian Hope, Stephen Shaw looks at the blessings of Adoption and Propitiation enjoyed by the Christian and how that points to a glorious future realisation.
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Stephen Shaw discusses the foundation of the Christian hope stressing the importance of the resurrection of Christ.
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Andrew Blythe shares some considerations from Hebrews Chapter 10.
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The Andrew and Jill acknowledge their responsibility to bring up Rachel in accordance with the Scriptures.
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Patric Kells draws out some lessons from the ministry of Elisha the prophet as found in 2 Kings.
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Nigel McIlrath looks at the claim that having a spirituality that originates in one's self is sufficient for time and for eternity.
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Geoff McIlrath explores the letter of 2nd John which presents the harmony of truth and love.
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Bobby Mathieson gives his testimony of saving faith.
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Nigel McIlrath concludes his series on the book of Jude and looks at the case study of "Progressive Christianity" as modern day example of false teaching.
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Nigel McIlrath deals with the topic of false teachers as presented in the book of Jude.
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Geoff McIlrath concludes this series of lessons from the book of Titus.
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Geoff McIlrath considers four pictures of Jesus' relationship to death from 1 Corinthians 15. Recorded on 31 March 2024.
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Nigel McIlrath assesses the validity of the claim that Christianity's for fools.
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Geoff McIlrath continues his series of overviews of New Testament letters by considering the second letter of Peter under the summary of "Be Alert".
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Geoff McIlrath looks ay Titus ch3 v 3-8 and considers the work of the Holy Spirit in our regeneration. He discusses what we were; what God has done for us; and what this leads to in our lives.
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Nigel McIlrath looks at some of Jude's "triplets".
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Geoff McIlrath considers the importance of living a doctrinally sound life which befits the Gospel message as laid out in the book of Titus (Chapter 3 v 1-2).
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Nigel McIlrath introduces a new series on the Book of Jude.
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Stevie Rogers looks at the fall of Jericho in Joshua Chapter 6 and considers the implications for us as Christians.
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Geoff McIlrath considers Titus ch 2 v 11-15 which deals with Godly living.
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Patric Kells concludes this two-part study on the Book of Ruth.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series on the book of Titus by examining chapter 2 v 1-10.
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Geoff McIlrath concludes this series on the Deity of Christ by considering the seat that Christ occupies.
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Patrick Kells examines the story of Ruth.
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Geoff McIlrath considers the responsibility of Elders in relation to false teachers.
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Geoff McIlrath continues the series on the Deity of Christ under the heading of "The Deeds He Performs".
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Geoff McIlrath gives an overview on the book of James and emphasises Christian maturity.
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Reuben McIlrath considers the phrase "a man after God's own heart".
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Geoff McIlrath examines Paul's instructions to Titus regarding Elders.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series on the deity of Christ by considering the Names or titles that Christ bears.
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Geoff McIlrath gives an overview of the book of Hebrews
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Geoff McIlrath lays the groundwork for a new series on Paul's letter to Titus.
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Nigel McIlrath completes his mini-series on the book of Obadiah.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series on the deity of Christ. Under examination are the Attributes that Christ possesses.
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Nigel McIlrath introduces the Book of Obadiah. This is the first of two talks and in this study Nigel gives the historical context to the book.
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Geoff McIlrath commences a five-part series considering the Deity or Godhood of Christ. In this talk he considers the Honours that Christ receives.
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Michael Thompson looks at the book of Hebrews and the importance of staying true to Christ.
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Geoff McIlrath examines the "Pastoral Epistles" to Timothy and Titus.
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Andrew Blythe shares a Christmas message from Luke Chapter 2.
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Sam Balmer considers the post-resurrection encounter of Christ with His disciples on the shore and applies it to our lives today.
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Victor Maxwell reflection on the life of the late Bill Woods and his spiritual contribution in the country of Brazil.
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Paul Coulter concludes his series on the Holy Spirit by considering how the Holy Spirit leads his people. This talk concludes with a question and answer session.
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Nigel McIlrath concludes this series on the Prophet Elijah. Here, Elijah as the prophet of fire is under consideration.
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Alan Wilson concludes his three part series on 1 Peter this week looking at the Suffering of the Faithful Exiles.
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Paul Coulter looks at the various roles of the Holy Spirit.
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Alan Wilson continues with the second of his three part series on 1 Peter looking at the Witness of the Faithful Exiles.
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Alan Wilson begins a three part series on 1 Peter looking at the Identity of the Faithful Exiles.
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Paul Coulter commences a three-part series on the Holy Spirit. In this talk he asks the question "Who Is He?"
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Andrew Blythe considers Romans Chapter 1 and deals with man's proclivity to wickedness rather than goodness, and God's response to that.
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Nigel McIlrath continues with his series on the Ministry of Elijah and deals with the account of Naboth's Vineyard.
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The second of two addresses by Gilbert Lennox on the 30th Anniversary of Castlereagh Fellowship. The passage under consideration is 2 Peter ch1 v 12-21.
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The first of two addresses by Gilbert Lennox on the 30th Anniversary of Castlereagh Fellowship. Gilbert considers 2 Peter ch1 v 3-11.
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Marty Cowan discusses the historical events of the 400 years between the end of the Old and the start of the New Testament, showing their significance and connection with the Prophecy of Daniel.
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Nigel McIlrath explores 1 Kings chapter 19 which records the prophet Elijah's response to the threats to his life from Jezebel following the defeat of the prophets of Baal.
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Stevie Rodgers examines Paul's encounter in Athens as detailed in Acts Chapter 17.
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As Castlereagh Fellowship nears its 30th Anniversary, Geoff McIlrath focuses on the lessons to be learned from Christ's message to the church at Ephesus in Revelation chapter 2.
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Nigel McIlrath examines Elijah's encounter with the prophets of Baal.
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James McKeown examines and applies the famous account of Daniel in the den of lions.
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James McKeown considers the situation when King David fled into exile due to his son Absalom and contrasts his actions to Christ who didn't run from the challenge of the cross.
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Rev. Seamus Burke examines the differences between Catholic and Protestant teaching on Salvation.
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Nigel McIlrath continues this series by focusing on the actions of Obadiah (not the OT Prophet) as laid out in 1 Kings ch18.
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Geoff McIlrath continues his overview of the New Testament letters by considering the Letters of 1&2 Thessalonians.
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Les Buchanan examines Luke's account of the Transfiguration of Christ.
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Patric Kells looks at the nature of true fellowship as presented in 1 John chapters 1 & 2
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Jonathan Moan examines Romans ch12 v 1-2 and their role as pivotal verses in the Book and how our Theology and Behaviour should be balanced upon them.
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Geoff McIlrath gives an overview of the book of Colossians.
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Nigel McIlrath examines Elijah's dealing with the widow of Zarephath.
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Nigel McIlrath looks at the Ministry of the Prophet Elijah. In this lesson Nigel examines Elijah's interactions with King Ahab and his wife Jezebel.
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Reuben McIlrath deals with the challenge of suffering in this world.
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William Roulston opens up Luke chapter 4 and examines Jesus's teaching in the Synagogue and how attitudes changed towards Him.
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Geoff McIlrath continues to provide an overview of the New Testament Letters. This time he deals with Ephesians and Philippians.
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Nigel McIlrath deals with the objection that Christians are judgemental.
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Nigel McIlrath concludes the series by considering James Chapter 5.
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Andrew Blythe considers the concepts of our calling, faith and the Gospel of Christ, as presented in Romans Chapter 1.
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Geoff McIlrath concludes this series on the book of Exodus and deals with the encounter of Moses with God on Mount Sinai and the giving of the Ten Commandments.
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Patric Kells looks at Psalm 139 verses 13 to 24 which presents God as the Creator and King. The Patric also deals with the difficult imprecatory aspect of this Psalm.
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Geoff McIlrath considers Exodus chapter 32 which deals with the issue of the golden calf which Israel made when Moses was on the mountain receiving the Law of God.
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Patric Kells looks at Psalm 139 verses 1 to 12 and considers the truths that God knows us and is with us.
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Andrew Collins deals with the subject of depression.
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Michael Thompson deals with Psalm 8 and looks at the majesty of God and our position in Him by virtue of the work of Christ.
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Geoff McIlrath discusses the goal of redemption for Israel through grace.
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Nigel McIlrath looks at James Chapter 4 which is concerned with the Christian's relationship with the world.
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Geoff McIlrath discusses Israel's encounter with Amalek in the Valley of Rephidim in Exodus chapter 17.
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Nigel McIlrath deals with the important issue of our use of speech.
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Geoff McIlrath presents lessons from God's provision of food and drink for Israel in the wilderness.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series giving an overview of the New Testament letters. In this talk he covers 2 Corinthians and Galatians.
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Nigel McIlrath deals with the objection to Christianity of "That's Your Truth!".
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Geoff McIlrath commences a series giving a bird's eye view of the New Testament Letters. In this talk he considers Romans and 1 Corinthians.
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Reuben McIlrath discusses the all-sufficiency of the work of Christ on the cross.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series on the book of Exodus and looks at the Exodus of Israel from Egypt.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series on the book of Exodus.
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Nigel McIlrath responds to the objection that Christians are always fighting.
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Nigel McIlrath continues this series on the book of James and discusses how James's treatment of faith and works is in keeping with the teaching of the Apostle Paul.
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Jim Crookes deals with the challenge of revisionist evanjellycal scholarship's treatment of the Bible and critiques veracity of this approach.
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Jim Crookes references the seven churches in the book of Revelation as a framework to discuss the external pressures and challenges facing today's church.
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Nigel McIlrath continues his series of studies in the book of James and considers the topic of partiality in the church.
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Geoff McIlrath, in Part 3 of this series on the book of Exodus, looks at the life of Moses.
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Margo and Craig are baptised and Geoff McIlrath delivers a message on the subject of believers' baptism.
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This is the second of three talks outlining church policies. Here, Patric Kells discusses the topics of baptism and membership.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this series in the Book of Exodus and looks at how God delivered His People from the land of Egypt.
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Nigel McIlrath continues his series of studies in the book of James.
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The final part of the three-part series on the Book of Nahum by Nigel McIlrath
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Reuben McIlrath examines the story of the Woman taken in adultery.
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Geoff McIlrath considers the events of Acts ch 23, where Paul the Apostle is spared from a murderous plot. Geoff discusses how the hand of God was over all these events.
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Stephen Shaw looks at the historical Jesus and presents a case for believing that He rose from the dead.
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Stephen Shaw looks at the subject of sin and its relevance for us in the 21st Century.
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Geoff McIlrath asks the question "Is it ridiculous to believe the Bible?". The discussion revolves around the prophecy of Isaiah chapter 53.
The video "The Forbidden Chapter" is referred to in this talk and can be watched here... https://youtu.be/cGz9BVJ_k6s
Josh looks at Mark's account of the calming of the storm by Jesus
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Nigel McIlrath addresses the objection that Christians are always fighting one another. Is this true?
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Nigel McIlrath continues this series examining the Old Testament Book of Nahum.
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Geoff McIlrath looks at the subject of Eldership
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Geoff McIlrath lays out the importance of the two-way relationship between overseers and the flock.
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Nigel McIlrath presents Part 2 of a three-part series on the Book of Nahum.
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Nigel McIlrath continues his series in the book of James and considers the subject of trials and temptations.
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Stevie Rodgers looks at Paul prayer of Ephesians Chapter 3.
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Nigel McIlrath introduces a new series of studies on the book of Nahum.
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Nigel McIlrath introduces a series on the Book of James.
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Geoff McIlrath looks at some of the plans for Castlereagh Fellowship as we enter 2023 and our 30th year.
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Patric Kells deals with God's gracious reconnection with sinful man, all brought about through Christ's incarnation, death, burial and resurrection.
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Geoff McIlrath gives a Christmas message with a twist and explores what Christmas is not all about.
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Nigel McIlrath examines the accusation that a loving God would not send people to Hell. He turns this objection round to become a signpost which actually points to the truth of Christ's teaching on the subject.
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Victor Maxwell looks at the subject of the Lordship of Christ with reference to Romans chapter 14.
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Michael Thompson considers the subject of persecution.
The readings were from 2 Timothy ch1 v3-18; 2 Timothy ch2 v1 and v 8-13; 2 Timothy ch3 v10-16
Marty Cowan looks at the importance of our praise in the light of Psalm 96.
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Michael Bostock examines Church life in the light of Romans chapter 12.
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Geoff McIlrath concludes this three-part series on Christ the suffering servant as presented in Isaiah 53.
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Geoff McIlrath continues this three-part series looking at Isaiah's portrayal of Christ, God's suffering servant
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Nigel Mcilrath looks at another common objection to the Christian Faith - "I'm not that bad!"
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Nigel McIlrath concludes his series on encounters with Christ by looking at Luke's Gospel's account of this post-resurrection encounter.
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Geoff McIlrath commences a three-part series on the Suffering Servant from the book of Isaiah
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Carson Elliott completes his two part study on the subject of prayer.
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Carson Elliott asks the questions - Why should I pray?; Why does God not answer my prayers; How should I pray in the face of opposition?
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Nigel McIlrath faces the challenge that Christianity is a crutch and shows how this objection is unfounded.
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Nigel McIlrath continues this series by examining the encounters of Pontius Pilate and King Herod with Christ
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James McKeown looks at Naaman the Leper from the book of 2 Kings.
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James McKeown looks at the life of King Uzziah.
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Patric Kells looks at Philippians Chapter 2
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In part 8 of this series about encountering Christ, Nigel gives a sermon on Zacchaeus.
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Les Buchanan delivers a sermon on Jesus, the true vine.
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Castlereagh Fellowship came into existence in 1993. Our lives have been transformed by the grace of God and we count it a great privilege to be in relationship with the true and living God. As people who have received the love and mercy of God we rejoice in God our Saviour and, by his help, are committed to living thankful lives that honour him.
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A sermon on the Holy Spirit delivered by Jonathan Moan of Castlereagh Fellowship
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This is a sermon delivered by Reuben Mcilrath for Castlereagh Fellowship on Gideon, The weakest Man.
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