In the eighth of a new 19 part series, Andy Evans looks at how we should be on our guard against false gospels, with particular reference to the very first distortion of the gospel in Genesis.
The Songs of Ascent are a collection of Psalms (running from Psalm 120 through to Psalm 135) which pilgrims sang as they travelled towards Jerusalem and up to the temple. In Psalm 123, the Psalmist laments with the people of God as they experience the scorn and contempt of those around them and calls on the…
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In the seventh of a new 19 part series, Ronnie Evans looks at how Christ is sufficient to meet all our needs, whether individual, national or universal.
The Songs of Ascent are a collection of Psalms (running from Psalm 120 through to Psalm 135) which pilgrims sang as they travelled towards Jerusalem and up to the temple. In Psalm 122, the Psalmist rejoices with the people of God as they reach the City of God and experience the peace and security that only…
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In the sixth of a new 19 part series, Ronnie Evans looks at the mystery of Christ working powerfully within us to show the world His glory.
The Songs of Ascent are a collection of Psalms (running from Psalm 120 through to Psalm 135) which pilgrims sang as they travelled towards Jerusalem and up to the temple. In Psalm 121, the Psalmist faces a difficult and dangerous journey confident that the living God is both his Helper and Keeper. In the second of…
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In the fifth of a new 19 part series, Ronnie Evans looks at how by following Paul’s example, as Christians, we should expect to suffer in order that the gospel may be proclaimed and true joy may be received.
The Songs of Ascent are a collection of Psalms (running from Psalm 120 through to Psalm 135) which pilgrims sang as they travelled towards Jerusalem and up to the temple, and the psalmist begins his journey (and this series of songs) with, ‘In my distress I called to the Lord’. In this first of a…
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In the fourth of a new 19 part series, Phill Marsh looks at Christ’s work of reconciliation and that through His death we are presented as holy and blameless before God.
Ronnie Evans examines just what it is that Christians are running for in this conclusion to the three part Running the Race series.
