The Caleb Character: Andrew Ollerton
Guest speaker Andrew Ollerton looks at the character of Caleb starting by looking at Numbers 13 and 14.
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The Coronation of Christ: Andrew Ollerton
Guest speaker Andrew Ollerton looks at the ascension of Jesus starting by looking at the account in Luke 24:50-53.
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The Preston Questions: What’s so amazing about grace? Andrew Gardner
Andrew Gardner continues our The Preston Questions series.
In this message Andrew is looking at the question – What’s so amazing about grace?
Andrew starts this message by looking at Ephesians 2:1-10.
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When love clashes with compromise – Revelation 2:18-29: Andrew Gardner
Andrew Gardner continues our Love Letters from the Lord series based on the early chapters of the book of Revelation
In this message Andrew is looking at the letter to the church in Thyatira found in Revelation 2:18-29.
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Podcast Episode 600 (and 601)
This weeks podcast from Sunday morning is the six hundredth that we’ve made available. It seems kind of appropriate that we pass this milestone with a talk about the need for good teaching.
As Sunday morning was number 600 that means that on Sunday evening we moved beyond that landmark and started the journey towards 700.
(We’re approaching another milestone having had over 95,000 downloads and plays of podcasts)
The Preston Questions: Can I trust the Bible? Andrew Gardner
Andrew Gardner continues our The Preston Questions series.
In this message Andrew is looking at the question – Can I trust the Bible? In this message Andrew is looking at 2 Timothy 3:14 – 4:5.
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