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Creation and the Gospel given 13 May 1978 - played Wales UK 22 April 2006 |
This sermon was given shortly before Mr Armstrong went to Jerusalem for the inauguration of the Liberty Bell Park. He talks about his commission - given to him by God - to take the gospel to the world as a witness, delivering it in the form of an announcement, and puts this into the context of God's Plan for mankind. He also is very strong with the ministry at the time, insisting that they preach "food in due season" at each Holy Day through the year and also at the Feast of Tabernacles. (12.8 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Joshua given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006 |
Joshua was the human leader who led God's people into the Promised Land. But examining his life also helps us today - being recorded for us on whom the ends of the age are come (1Cor 10:11). This sermon examines his life in the following areas: Background; A Different Spirit; Taught by and with Moses; Taught directly by Christ; After He Died. (12.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Chris Hancock |
Achan's Sin given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006 |
Mr Armstrong made the statement in his sermon on Passover Examination: "A lot of people have come into this Church, and a lot have become ministers and have ... never had the Spirit of God, and they NEVER REALLY COMPREHENDED THE SPIRITUAL TRUTH." The story of Achan shows clearly how such a carnal attitude can destroy God's people. What we all must keep in mind, is the true source of all spiritual strength. (1.9 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Ian Munro |
Offering given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006 |
The Work given to the Church today is much reduced in scale than that given to Mr Herbert Armstrong in the past. But the means of finance remains the same. The freely given tithes and offerings of God's people allow the Church of God in Wales to move forward - in The Way God determines for this time. (1.2 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Offering Music by Paula Henderson |
Psalm 23 - The Eternal Is My Shepherd sung Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006 |
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mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Ian Henderson |
Meaning of Unleavened Bread given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006 |
This meaning of the day sermon elaborates on a statement that Mr Armstrong makes about the meaning of Unleavened Bread in the booklet: Pagan Holidays - or God's Holy Days - Which? "The seven days of the Feast of Unleavened Bread picture the keeping of the Commandments, which is another way of saying the putting away of sin". (10.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | News Analysis by Jon Bowles |
given Wales UK 15 April 2006 |
This Prophetic News Analysis examines the recent news items about Iran and its nuclear and other military aims. The views presently coming from that country may have great impact on the world as a whole - due to the position it is found in at the mouth of the Persian Gulf - and also because of who the nation is: the ancient country of Persia. (3.3 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Mr Armstrong |
Times and Seasons given 15 Mar 1980 - played Wales UK 15 April 2006 |
This sermon was given from Tucson, and deals with an overview of prophecy - particularly Matt 24 and Rev 4. Mr Armstrong also comments extensively on how he brings the gospel message to the leaders in communist countries, using the two broad ways of life: Give, and Get. (10.6 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Meaning of Unleavened Bread given Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006 |
This meaning of the day sermon examines the following 5 points: Freedom from the slavery of sin; Being placed under a new government; Unleavened bread and manna; The Wavesheaf; The unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. (11.6 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Offering Music by Paula Henderson |
Psalm 91 - Within Your Secret Place sung Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006 |
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mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Andrew Munro |
Offering given Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006 |
We are told in 1Co 5:8 "Therefore let us keep the feast ... with the unleavened [bread] of sincerity and truth." This sermonette shows that this also needs to apply to our offering - commanded for these Days of Unleavened Bread. (1.6 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Ian Henderson |
6000 Years Off Track given Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006 |
When you look at the catalogue of human history - as seen through God's eyes - it is almost all "off Track" - and written as a means of showing what not to do. The Bible particularly lays bare this fact, progressively through the millennia, and it continues right into the Church today - and our own recent past. (12.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Ian Munro |
The Healing Passover given Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006 |
A vital part of the Passover is for our healing, but in today's world, so many materialistic advances erode the simple faith we need. This sermonette draws on personal experience and biblical verses in examining this subject. (1.9 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | World Tomorrow by Mr Armstrong |
Repent! given 28 June 1979 played Wales UK 8 Apr 2006 |
Now, my friends, once again, why is it that we have not heard the gospel of Jesus Christ, but a gospel of men about this person? Now we've been going though the New Testament to see what gospel Jesus did preach, what He taught His disciples, and the customs that He practiced. We have just seen during the past week how Jesus was sending His students - His learners (because the word disciple means a student or a learner) - out on a practice preaching mission. (Advertised in this broadcast is: Just What Do You Mean Conversion?) (3.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Why The Passover? given Wales UK 8 Apr 2006 |
For normal Holy Days, there is invariably a sermon on the meaning of the day - showing how the day fits within the Plan of God. For the Passover however, this is not the case. As this sermon was given just a few days before the Passover, it gives "The Meaning of The Day", and covers the following points: A Memorial of Christ's Death for Sin; A Token of the New Covenant in His Blood; Freedom from Slavery; To Remain Part of Spiritual Israel; and To Allow the Holy Days - and Plan of God - to begin. (11.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | News Analysis by Jon Bowles |
Perverted Science given Wales UK 1 April 2006 |
This Prophetic News Analysis is extended to 45 mins due to a shorter Bible Study from Mr Armstrong being played this week. More scriptures are therefore examined that tie in with recent news items. A distinct parallel can be drawn today with a speech given by Mr Winston Churchill concerning Hitler on June 18, 1940, when he describes "...a new Dark Age, made more sinister, and perhaps more protracted, by the lights of perverted science..." View this and other quotes (7.1 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Bible Study by Mr Armstrong |
John 18 and 19 given 1 Nov 1980 - played Wales UK 1 April 2006 |
This short bible study was given by Mr Armstrong in Jerusalem in 1980 after a visit to Golgotha where Christ was crucified. It goes through the events found in John chapters 18 and 19, and is particularly applicable as we prepare for keeping the Passover. (5.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Ian Munro |
Why Christ Cursed The Fig Tree given Wales UK 25 March 2006 |
In Mark 11:14 Jesus Christ comes to a fig tree - before the "time of figs" - and finding no figs, he cursed the tree and it withered. Did Christ do this because he was angry? Or is there more to the story? This sermonette explains the profound meaning, and shows how it has much to tell us at this time of year. (1.0 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Christ and the Footwashing given Wales UK 25 March 2006 |
The Passover is only a few weeks away, and we are instructed in 1Cor 11:28 to examine ourselves prior to taking it. Part of the ceremony that begins the Passover, is the footwashing. This Christ did as an example for us, and it has much to teach us about repentance and the type of life God expects us to turn towards. Five points are covered: Humility; A Living Word; Love - extending even to enemies; A God-centred Human Life; The footwashing example. (12.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Chris Hancock |
Being Righteous Over Much given Bristol UK 18 March 2006 |
Ecclesiastes 7:16 says, "be not righteous over much; neither make thyself over wise" But what does it mean? This sermonette explains. (1.8 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Understanding The Old Testament Sacrifices given Bristol UK 18 March 2006 |
The Passover is only a few weeks away, and is our commanded memorial of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. However, how much do we understand the sacrifices found in the Old Testament? These rituals picture some profound fulfillments, and in remarkable detail. This sermon shows how they can be organised into two overall categories: Those that restore our relationship with God, and those that maintain it. (12.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jonathan Pippy |
Christ's Final Hours given Peterborough Canada 11 March 2006 |
With Passover only a few weeks away, our minds need to begin being focused on the sacrifice of Christ - freely offered on our behalf. Several aspects of this sacrifice, can be seen in the events Christ went through before He died. They include: A series of illegal "trials"; Who was Barabbas who was freed?; The last words Christ uttered. (10.0 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Andrew Spellman |
A Constant Awareness of Satan given Peterborough Canada 11 March 2006 |
Satan is described in scripture as a spiritual predator, and one of the main aspects of this is the way he exploits weakness. For us to succeed in overcoming this foe, we not only need to be aware of the battle we are in, but be sure such awareness remains constant - through both good times and bad. (3.0 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermon by Jon Bowles |
Predestination given Wales UK 4 March 2006 |
Following on from the sermon two weeks ago on the miracle of the opened mind, this sermon examines the subject of Predestination. It breaks the subject into the following points: Fatalism; Free-choice; The predestination scriptures; Our calling; The repercussions. (12.4 Mb) | ||
mp3 rm stream | Sermonette by Ian Munro |
Child Rearing Reflections given Wales UK 4 March 2006 |
Those of us who are older, raised our children - and made our own share of mistakes. But passing our experience on is what is important, and is what this sermonette is all about. (2.0 Mb) | ||