The Christian life Podcast (TCLP)
By Danson Ottawa
The Christian life Podcast is about looking at scripture to understand and to know Christ. Through this we believe that we are being made into the image of Christ daily. And this is to the Glory of God
The Christian life Podcast (TCLP) Feb 17, 2023
The Glory of Christ in His Return John 5:24 & select scriptures Eddie Larkman
He did not pay for us so dearly only to leave us in our sorry state
John 5:24,28; 6:39; 14:1-3; 1 John 3:2 Rev. 20:10
John 5:24 (ESV): 24 Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.
John 6:39; John 14:1-3; 1 John 3:2; Revelation 20: 10-15; Revelation 21:1-7; Revelation 22:20
The Glory of Christ in His resurrection and Ascension (His Exaltation) John 20:1-31 Eddie Larkman
He is the Risen Lord and Reigning King, and that changes everything
If Christ has been raised from the dead, the world is a different place
Mary Magdalene's testimony as said by John the disciple
The Glory of Christ in His death John 12:20-33 Eddie Larkman
John 12:23–26 (ESV): 23 And Jesus answered them, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified. 24 Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit. 25 Whoever loves his life loses it, and whoever hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life. 26 If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will my servant be also. If anyone serves me, the Father will honor him.
The Glory of Christ in His Life John 2:1-11 Eddie Larkman
We have often swallowed the serpents life that to Glorify God is to give up all joy. God is not a cosmic Kill joy. The first of John's recordings Jesus going to a party.
The Glory of Christ in His Incarnation John 1:1-18 Eddie Larkman
John Owen said, 'A due contemplation of the Glory of Christ will restore and compose the mind, it will lift the minds and heats of believers above all the troubles of this life, and is the sovereign antidote that will expel all the poison that is in them which otherwise will perplex and enslave our souls...by beholding the Glory of Christ by faith, we will find rest for our sorrows...this is the sovereign remedy for all our ills.'
The problem of evil and suffering - Ben Cliffton
The problem of evil and suffering Part two
Peace in the midst of war (Ephesians 5:1-11)
The Nature of Man
The Bible and Feminism
The Bible and Transgenderism
The Bible and Homosexuality
Gender and Sexuality In the Bible
Objections to Biblical Complemetarianism Part Three
Biblical Complemetarianism Part two
Biblical Complemetarianism Part one
Complete destruction of God's image in hell- Response to the Luke 16:27-31 question
Humanity 'Image of God' part 3 (Egalitarianism)
Humanity 'Image of God' part 2 (God defining man)
Humanity 'Image of God' Part 1 (Man as defined by God)
Humanity (The beginning, Sudden Creationism and The historicity of Adam)
WHAT IS THIS LIFE? GUEST PANELIST: Ilga Wanza. (Is my life worth anything?)
What is this life? This a candid conversation which Ilga (our gracious guest) and I undertook. In it we explore what and how life can be meaningful and defined through knowing God and His word. This conversation will continue in the next episode as we tackle the question of What is this Christian Life? For more content like this, please subscribe to this channel, share, like and comment. You can also visit our Podcast on You Tube using the following Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GLcJ0pDlHo (The Hill of Reason)
What is Life? BY JOHN CLARE ( Into Poem)
Did God Create Evil?
There is probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy life!
Free at Last! Galatians 4-6 (Sermon)
What Created God?
Questions of Faith at the Hill of Reason
Battling Despair with the Psalms (Ps.88)
How could a good God send people to hell?
To my Atheist Friends! A response to the problem of evil
I am always happy to get some tea! and coffee should you like! This episode is a welcome to anyone who considers themselves God hating, atheist, agnostic or any other view that is always seeking to explain away the reality of God's existence.
Below is a logical frame of thought that a friend of mine put forth: The episode seeks to address this
If God exists, then God is omnipotent, omniscient, and morally perfect. If God is omnipotent, then God has the power to eliminate all evil. If God is omniscient, then God knows when evil exists. If God is morally perfect, then God has the desire to eliminate all evil. Evil exists. If evil exists and God exists, then either God doesn’t have the power to eliminate all evil, or doesn’t know when evil exists, or doesn’t have the desire to eliminate all evil. Therefore, God doesn’t exist.https://rfpa.org/blogs/news/answering-an-atheist-the-problem-of-evil
What Must I do to be saved?
Salvation By Grace Alone (Isaiah 53:4-6): Sermon by Danson Ottawa @Hope City Bible Church, Nairobi
This was the battle ground for the reformation. Salvation is by Grace alone on the basis of Christ alone received through faith alone so that all things lead ultimately to the Glory of God alone with scripture alone as the only final authority teaching these truths.
Today, I invite you to the same battle field, I invite you to the table so you and I may gaze upon scripture, to which the reformers sought to point us to, to which Paul insisted, ‘let Him be accursed He who preaches a contrary message’ to which Timothy was commanded to study and preach and to which we are all commended to look upon, that very word which has eternal life, that we may gaze upon it and see. ‘How are we saved? How was our salvation procured? What became of us?
If you live in Nairobi Kenya or happen to visit Nairobi, I would love to invite you to Hope City Bible Church, visit our website for more info: https://hopecitybiblechurch.org/
The Joy of Grace: sermon by Danson Ottawa @citamEmbakasi
It is almost too good to be true that God not only saves us from the eternal punishment we deserve for our sin, but he also satisfies us forever with himself. And this is the very joy for which we were made. God is not the cosmic killjoy many of us may have feared in our youth. Rather, he is the God who, in Christ, stretches out his arms to us, saying, “Come, all who are thirsty!” John Piper
The Scriptures are clear: God’s people are both commanded to rejoice and characterized by rejoicing.
It was commanded of God’s first-covenant people, Israel, perhaps especially in the Psalms. “Let Israel be glad in his Maker; let the children of Zion rejoice in their King!” (Psalm 149:2). “Let Jacob rejoice, let Israel be glad” (Psalm 14:7). “Rejoice in the Lord” (Psalm 97:12). “Serve the Lord with gladness” (Psalm 100:2). “Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, O righteous, and shout for joy, all you upright in heart!” (Psalm 32:11). With literally hundreds more instances throughout the Old Testament.
Beyond just Israel, God commands all nations to rejoice in their Maker (“Let the nations be glad and sing for joy,” Psalm 67:4), and even commands the natural world to join in the joy (“Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice,” Psalm 96:11).
The Gospel in the Story of David and Goliath
As we read this story we are fascinated about How Christ overcame sin and death for us and How he fights the battle against sin and death for us today.
Graeme Goldsworthy, Gospel and Kingdom:
Goldsworthy paints a picture of David standing alone as the one in the place of many, and through him God works salvation for Israel. He writes, "It is a saving event in which the chosen mediator wins the victory, while the ordinary people stand by until they can share in the fruits of the saviors' victory. Preparation is thus made for the gospel events in which God's Christ (Anointed One) wins the victory over sin and death on behalf of his people." (86)
Listen in!
The Gospel and Gideon: Sermon by Edwin Mwangi Macharia at Machakos University
In This sermon delivered at Machakos University, Edwin speaking to Christian Union Leaders in a leadership Induction, charges them to look to Christ, the greater Gideon, the Man of Valor. He insists that we are not to look at ourselves as Men of Valor but to look to Christ as the Man of Valor.
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Look to the Man of ValorWe all are like Gideon in our weak faith, but thankfully God doesn’t depend on our level of faith to act on our behalf. God depends on himself and his own strength of character. And from himself as the source, he strengthens our weak faith.
“God is the comforter of the fearful, the uplifter of the weak, and the encourager of the failed sinner.”Knowing we’re all Gideons will help us as we interact with the failures and weaknesses of others. God’s strong character in his interactions with Gideon has shown me how weak my own character is when I’m faced with the failures and weaknesses of others.
It’s much easier for me to only rebuke, tell others how they can do better, and then move on. There is certainly a time and a place for a gentle rebuke, but how often do we rebuke when the situation calls for patient forbearance (Colossians 3:13), comfort, and encouragement (1 Thessalonians 4:18)? Sinners need rebuke in certain situations, but we also need comfort and encouragement in the midst of repeated failures and besetting weaknesses. If a perfect, holy God does this, how much more should one sinner do this with another?
There is only one mighty man of valor. He became dust like us, but he never failed. Instead, he perfectly accomplished all that the Father asked him to do on our behalf. Because of him, we’re saved from our enemies. And because of him, we’re being transformed into mighty men and women of valor. Take comfort that God is at work, no matter your level of faith.
https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/how-god-makes-us-mighty
The Gospel Call to Grow (2 Peter 1:3-11) sermon by Danson Ottawa
This is definitely the most important message for any Christian anywhere and everywhere.
The 21stCentury Christianity has definitely been under attack: from false teaching and doctrines to the struggle with the assurance of salvation to apostasy.
In fact in the recent past, we have seen many renown Christians recant their faith and some have been brought to light of their false teaching and false profession of faith.
Not only is it a sensitive and tough situation for the church at large but it is a reality for individuals like us in this room.
Though we strongly profess faith in Christ believing in the Christ who bore our sins, we are constantly facing the presence of sin, the presence of lust and pride and nearly anything possible under the sun from the devil. We are also facing friends in our school and in our departments who do not believe in Christ and some claim to be atheist and agnostic and we are unable to reach out to them and consequently some of the arguments make it easy for us to doubt our own faith.
Well, this is not unique to us but the reality is that this was the case even with the audience Peter was writing to.
They both faced the internal tension of living a growing Christian walk with the Lord as well as seeking to confront the false teachers who questioned the nature of Christ and the gospel and distorted the Christian message.
The Gospel Call to Go! (Matthew 28:18-20) Sermon by Danson Ottawa
We live in a world where people are always yearning for opportunities to influence and to be famous. Many young people are trapped in the façade of wanting to be celebrities for Jesus. Does this really mirror the biblical gospel commission? In this sermon, we explore the intricate elements of the great commission by exploring three things.
The Christ of the Commission
The command of the Christ of the commission
The promise of the Christ of the commission.
Gospel 101: What is the Gospel? Solivan Ndayikengurukiye
Romans 1:16–17 (ESV): 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. 17 For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is written, “The righteous shall live by faith.”
Table Talk Series (Part 3) Jon Douglas: The perseverance of the Saints/practical Implications
My confidence in my preservation is not in my ability to persevere. My confidence rests in the power of Christ to sustain me with His grace. It is confidence that, by the power of His intercession for us, He is going to bring us safely through.
R.C Sproul
In this third and last part of our conversation, Jon helps us to think critically about the practical implications of this doctrine.
How should we live in light of this biblical reality
Table Talk Series (Part 2) Jon Douglas: The perseverance of the saints/Objections
What about Hebrews 6?
There are a number of objections that are often raised against the biblical doctrine of perseverance of the saints/ preservation of the saints or as some call it eternal security.
Jon Douglas helps us address some of those objections in this episode helping us to understand the value of biblical warnings like that in Hebrews 6 to the Christian life.
Table Talk Series (part 1) Jon Douglas: The Perseverance of the Saints session
Jon Douglas is an MDIV Biblical Studies student at Africa International University. He has a passion for the gospel and thrives in teaching God's word in his local church as well as small groups. We are privileged to have him with us for our two part table talk series.
How Can we be certain of of our salvation
The Westminster Confession of Faith
Chapter 17 - Of The Perseverance of the Saints.
Section 1.) They, whom God hath accepted in His Beloved, effectually called and sanctified by His Spirit, can neither totally nor finally fall away from the state of grace; but shall certainly persevere therein to the end, and be eternally saved.(1)
(1) Php 1:6; 2Pe 1:10; Jn 10:28,29; 1Jn 3:9; 1Pe 1:5,9.
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Section 2.) This perseverance of the saints depends not upon their own free will, but upon the immutability of the decree of election, flowing from the free and unchangeable love of God the Father;(1) upon the efficacy of the merit and intercession of Jesus Christ;(2) the abiding of the Spirit, and of the seed of God within them;(3) and the nature of the covenant of grace:(4) from all which ariseth also the certainty and infallibility thereof.(5)
(1) 2Ti 2:18,19; Jer 31:3. (2) Heb 10:10,14; Heb 13:20,21; Heb 9:12-15; Ro 8:33-39; Jn 17:11,24; Lk 22:32; Heb 7:25. (3) Jn 14:16,17; 1Jn 2:27; 1Jn 3:9. (4) Jer 32:40. (5) Jn 10:28; 2Th 3:3; 1Jn 2:19.
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Section 3.) Nevertheless, they may, through the temptations of Satan and of the world, the prevalency of corruption remaining in them, and the neglect of the means of their preservation, fall into grievous sins;(1) and, for a time, continue therein:(2) whereby they incur God's displeasure,(3) and grieve His Holy Spirit,(4) come to be deprived of some measure of their graces and comforts;(5) have their hearts hardened,(6) and their consciences wounded;(7) hurt and scandalize others,(8) and bring temporal judgments upon themselves.(9)
(1) Mt 26:70,72,74. (2) Ps 51:(title), 14. (3) Isa 64:5,7,9; 2Sa 11:27. (4) Eph 4:30. (5) Ps 51:8,10.12; Rev 2:4; SS 5:2,3,4,6. (6) Isa 63:17; Mk 6:52; Mk 16:14. (7) Ps 32:3,4; Ps 51:8. (8) 2Sa 12:14. (9) Ps 89:31,32; 1Co 11:32.
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Adapted from: http://crowncovenantchurch.org/confessions/WestminsterCOF.aspx?QuestionID=17&pageid=0&confession=true&q=Chapter%2017%20-%20Of%20The%20Perseverance%20of%20the%20Saints.
Song Adapted from: Shane and Shane: He Will Hold Me Fast
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkRiOMJNuTU
Lyrics:
When I fear my faith will fail, Christ will hold me fast;
When the tempter would prevail, He will hold me fast.
I could never keep my hold through life's fearful path;
For my love is often cold; He must hold me fast.
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
Those He saves are His delight, Christ will hold me fast;
Precious in his holy sight, He will hold me fast.
He'll not let my soul be lost; His promises shall last;
Bought by Him at such a cost, He will hold me fast.
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
For my life He bled and died, Christ will hold me fast;
Justice has been satisfied; He will hold me fast.
Raised with Him to endless life, He will hold me fast
'Till our faith is turned to sight, When He comes at last!
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
He will Hold me Fast (DS) Why I am secure- personal story pt4
2 Corinthians 12:9 (ESV): 9 But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me.
Song Credits: Be Thou My Vision
ArtistNathan Pacheco
AlbumHigher
Licensed to YouTube byAWAL Digital Limited (Kobalt) (on behalf of Shadow Mountain Records); Warner Chappell, and 7 Music Rights Societies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihJAJA4ibEs
He Will Hold Me Fast (DS) Anchored Hope Pt 3
Sure and Steady Hope. We are called to hold to this hope because he held us fast.
He is calling us to hope in this steady Anchor. For this Hope is an Anchor for my Soul
This hope we have as an anchor of the soul, a hope both sure and steadfast and one which enters within the veil, where Jesus has entered as a forerunner for us, having become a high priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek. Hebrews 6:19-20
Song Credits: Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor • T4G Live IV [Official Lyric Video]
link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U845lmy7g9A
Lyrics
Christ the sure and steady Anchor
In the fury of the storm
When the winds of doubt blow through me
And my sails have all been torn
In the suffering, in the sorrow
When my sinking hopes are few
I will hold fast to the Anchor
It shall never be removed
Christ the sure and steady Anchor
While the tempest rages on
When temptation claims the battle
And it seems the night has won
Deeper still then goes the Anchor
Though I justly stand accused
I will hold fast to the Anchor
It shall never be removed
Christ the sure and steady Anchor
Through the floods of unbelief
Hopeless somehow, oh my soul, now
Lift your eyes to Calvary
This my ballast of assurance
See his love forever proved
I will hold fast to the Anchor
It shall never be removed
Christ the sure and steady Anchor
As we face the wave of death
When these trials give way to glory
As we draw our final breath
We will cross that great horizon
Clouds behind and life secure
And the calm will be the better
For the storms that we endure
Christ the sure of our salvation
Ever faithful, ever true
We will hold fast to the Anchor
It shall never be removed
#doxologyseries
#hewillholdmefast
He will Hold me Fast (DS) Why I am sure and secure Pt2
In today's podcast, we explore four reasons in Ephesians 5:1-5 why we must be persuaded that our salvation is secure in Christ.
Yes you cannot lose your salvation, because you did not save yourself, Christ did according to His eternal purposes and For His glory.
You must be secure, you must be assured and you must be persuaded.
The four reasons
- Peace with God
- Standing in Grace.
- Hope in Glory
- Assurance of love
Join us in our podcast - The Christian life Podcast
https://anchor.fm/danson-ottawa
Song credits - He will Hold me fast by Shane and Shane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkRiOMJNuTU
He will Hold me Fast (Doxology Series) Pt 1
Do you sometimes fear that your faith will fail? The issues of life, the present suffering, sin, the evil one (Satan) and his deception has been a great threat to our assurance of salvation.
So many people would ask questions like: Can I loose my salvation?
Jude 24–25 (ESV): 24 Now to him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present you blameless before the presence of his glory with great joy, 25 to the only God, our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen.
The Christian life Podcast will be doing a series dabbed 'The Doxology series' where we will be going through scripture after scripture that gives us assurance that Christ indeed will hold us fast.
Song Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0345Ls4IJf4
Norton Hall Band "He Will Hold Me Fast"
Song Lyrics
When I fear my faith will fail, Christ will hold me fast;
When the tempter would prevail, He will hold me fast.
I could never keep my hold through life's fearful path;
For my love is often cold; He must hold me fast.
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
Those He saves are His delight, Christ will hold me fast;
Precious in his holy sight, He will hold me fast.
He'll not let my soul be lost; His promises shall last;
Bought by Him at such a cost, He will hold me fast.
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
For my life He bled and died, Christ will hold me fast;
Justice has been satisfied; He will hold me fast.
Raised with Him to endless life, He will hold me fast
'Till our faith is turned to sight, When He comes at last!
He will hold me fast, He will hold me fast;
For my Saviour loves me so, He will hold me fast.
Yet will I rejoice in the Lord. Habakkuk 3:17-18
Where does my help come from? Psalms 121
Sanctification; Christ Formed in you ( A sermon )
As a believer, Christ is in you and he has called you to live in light of that namely, putting off the flesh, dying to self for one goal, that we may be like Christ or you want to say ‘until Christ is fully formed in you’
Galatians 4:19
19 My dear children, for whom I am again in the pains of childbirth until Christ is formed in you,
Ep.20. Ps 119:9-16 (Table Talk) Misheck Mwangi /I have treasured thy word in my heart
'Our hearts are restless until they find rest in God' Augustine of Hippo
We often find that in the Christian life there is a tension between the law of the law and delight. How can we treasure that which is seemingly burdensome namely the Law? Is it actually burdensome? Why is the Psalmist finding it as his ultimate delight. Not only a delight but the only one exclusive way of keeping way pure or if you like 'not sinning'?
John Piper in his article on this text says, "There are two ways to state the ultimate goal of life, one positively and one negatively. Positively we could say: the ultimate goal of life is to glorify God by enjoying him forever. Or negatively, we could say: the ultimate goal of life is not to sin. They both mean the same thing because sinning is falling short of glorifying God by embracing other things as more enjoyable.
So if we could learn how to glorify God by enjoying him, we would know how not to sin. And if we could learn how not to sin, we would know how to glorify God by enjoying him.
Psalm 119:11 tells us one of the keys to not sinning. It says, speaking to God, “Thy word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against thee.” The way not to sin is to treasure the word of God in your heart. Which means that the way to succeed in the ultimate goal of life — to live for the glory of God by enjoying him forever — is to treasure the word of God in your heart."
Join Misheck Mwangi and I as we give look at the book.
Write to us incase you would love to have a copy of the books mentioned in the episode.
EP. 19: Psalms 119:1-8 (Table Talk) Edwin Macharia & Danson Ottawa
This long poem begins with a double blessing, using the formula “Happy are those who” (verses 1-2), sometimes translated “blessed is the one who” (NIV, KJV). This same blessing formula appears a number of times in the Psalter (1:1-2; 34:8; 40:4; 41:1; 84:4; 106:3; 112:1) and Proverbs (3:13; 8:32; 14:21; 16:20; 29:18). It also forms the basis for the beatitudes in Matthew 5. Throughout the Bible, the phrase functions simultaneously to encourage the righteous and to call for those who are not living righteously to change their ways. Psalm 119 is no exception.
PBR Psalms 38 The sick Sinner's only hope Episode 04
Prayers From a Bruised Reed Ep03 Psalms 73
Though I hate to admit it, resentfulness is a subtle but very real temptation in my heart, especially during times of deep pain and sorrow. Over time, I’ve learned how important it is to recognize this temptation when it comes, so that when I start to go down that path, I can take steps to realign my heart with the truth.
Thankfully, God has shown us exactly what it looks like. Psalm 73 temporarily travels the road of resentment toward “the wicked” whose lives seem to be going so well.
Behold, these are the wicked; always at ease, they increase in riches. All in vain have I kept my heart clean and washed my hands in innocence. For all the day long I have been stricken and rebuked every morning. (Psalm 73:12–14).
By God’s grace, the psalm doesn’t get stuck there. And as it continues, God shows us how to turn from a resentful heart to a grateful one.
www.desiringgod.org/articles/do-you-resent-the-life-god-gave-you
Prayers From the Bruised Reed Ep 02 Psalms 32
Prayers From The Bruised Reed Ep 01 Psalms 130
Episode 18: Examining Your Salvation Edwin Mwangi Macharia
2 Corinthians 13:5
In an error where superficial faith is tolerated and the professing of faith is warranted more than the actual living out in sanctification, we need a biblical and honest conversation
EXAMINE YOUR SALVATION INTRO
Episode 17: Killing Sin (Conversation with Misheck Mwangi)
What does the bible mean when it says, 'put to death the deeds of the flesh' ?
Romans 8:13 (ESV): 13 For if you live according to the flesh you will die, but if by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live.
“Do you mortify; do you make it your daily work; be always at it whilst you live; cease not a day from this work; be killing sin or it will be killing you.”
― John Owen, The Mortification of Sin
Song Credits:
Congregational singing (Shepherds’ Conference)
Grace Community Church - Sun Valley, California
Text: Augustus M. Toplady | Tune: TOPLADY (Hastings)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnZRRt5EMr0
Why Killing sin is a MUST for the Christian
Mortification of Sin Welcome Message
Episode 16: Dead to sin, Alive to God (Romans 6:1-12) Pastor Ken Mbugua
The Christian is united to Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection. This union is the basis for their sanctification; they have died to sin and therefore cannot live any longer in it. Their new identity in Christ is one that is Spirit-empowered and grace-filled to fight sin. Pst Ken explores this theme from Romans 6.1-12.
Find original YouTube link here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XnftfZw-E8
Sermon uploaded on July 2nd 2019
Credits to Emmanuel Baptist Church Nairobi, Kenya
Dead to sin, Alive to God welcome message
Episode 15: The biblical doctrine of predestination
Episode 14:The Doctrine of Unconditional Election
The Doctrine of Unconditional Election Welcome Message
Episode 13:Union with Christ
Episode 12: Adoption
Episode 11: Justification part 2
Episode 10: Justification part 1
Episode 9: True repentance
Episode 8: Faith in Christ
Episode 7: Born Again?
Eps 6: Called by God
EPs 5: The plan of grace
Eps 4: Grace defined
Eps 3: The sinfulness of man
J.C Ryle says, ' The first thing therefore, that God does when he makes anyone a new creature in Christ, is to send light into his heart, and show him that he is a guilty sinner.'
Music credits: Song by Crowder - Come as you are www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2zhf2mqEMI
Books: 1. The Christian Life: A Doctrinal Introduction
Author: Sinclair Ferguson
Banner of Truth Publishers
2. The Most important 18 words you will ever know
Author: J.I Packer
Publisher: Christian Focus
Knowing God (J.I. packer) book read pt 1
Theologians are called to be the church’s water engineers and sewage officers; it is their job to see that God’s pure truth flows abundantly where it is needed, and to filter out any intrusive pollution that might damage health. (Quest for Godliness, 15)
Credits: www.crossway.org/articles/remembering-j-i-packer-19262020/
www.desiringgod.org/articles/reformation-theology-in-the-hands-of-a-servant
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMo14MIOkyQ
Book: Knowing God
J.I. Packer
Eps 2: The great Saviour
Eps 1: A guilty sinner
