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Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:8-9 – Grace Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:8-9 – Grace

These are the notes of the sermon preached by Andy Evans on the morning of the 17... 

Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:4-7 – Alive Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:4-7 – Alive

These are the notes of the sermon preached by Andy Evans on the morning of the 10... 

Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:1-3 – Dead Sermon Notes: Ephesians 2:1-3 – Dead

These are the notes of the sermon preached by Andy Evans on the morning of the 3... 

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This is Truth- I’m coming back (Mark 14:22-25) This is Truth- I’m coming back (Mark 14:22-25)

The sixth in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν)... 

Holy (Part 3) – Be Holy Holy (Part 3) – Be Holy

Continuing in this series examining holiness, Andy Evans looks at how, as believers,... 

This is Truth- Thieves and Whores Before You (Matthew 21:28-32) This is Truth- Thieves and Whores Before You (Matthew 21:28-32)

The fifth in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν)... 

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United We Stand – Hillsong United United We Stand – Hillsong United

God’s call on me to lead worship was driven by a burning passion for Jesus and his glory. Alongside this, gifted and passionate worship leaders like Tim Hughes, Matt Redman, and Ben Cantelon encouraged and challenged me to grow in my walk with Christ and the calling to lead others in worship.  Among the group of those who have so influenced my life... [Read more of this review]

John Calvin: A Biography John Calvin: A Biography

This is an old book and, understandably then, T.H.L. Parker is now a very old man. Parker is also an authority on all things John Calvin. Parker published his first work of note on the great Reformer in 1954 with John Calvin: A Portrait. A Portrait was intended as a general introduction to Calvin’s life and influence. Although out of print for a number... [Read more of this review]

Chosen by God – R.C. Sproul Chosen by God – R.C. Sproul

There are few doctrines as difficult and controversial as the Doctrine of Unconditional Election. As we have seen through our study of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, our understanding of this weighty truth invariably effects the way in which we understand salvation, God’s sovereignty, his activity in this world and his dealings with men and women. Essentially,... [Read more of this review]

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