Riverstone Community Church - Mp3 Audio Podcast

Steve Walker 21/06/09 Numbers 27:15-23 Joshua reminds us that we have a : - Divine Deliverer - Mighty Deliverer - Wonderful Deliverer Matthew 11:28-30

Stuart Waller 14/06/09 Types of Christ: Joseph - The RescuerGenesis 37-50The most wonderful story of Joseph and his triumph, love, grace & mercy. Sound familiar? Hear Stu compare Joseph with the Lion of Judah, Jesus.Joseph rescued his destroyers and saved Israel from extinction. His brothers though they were destroying the dreams but instead they were fulfiling the dreams.

Phillip Gummerson 7/06/09 Types of Christ: Aaron - The intercessor

John McGechan 31/05/09 Romans 8:18-39

Brett Davis 24/05/09 Romans 8:1-17 1. Freedom from judgement (1-8)The Law cannot:  - Claim you - Condemn you - Control you2. Freedom from defeat (5-17)- You have not the Spirit (5-8)- You have the Spirit (9-11)- The Spirit has you (12-17) 

Mark Fleming 17/05/09 Romans 7:1-25 Struggling with Sin

Peter Gordon 10/05/09 Mother's Day Service 2009 2 Timothy 1:3-7

Ken Harding 3/05/09 1 Peter 1:3-21Gospel Message.

Linc Marlow 26/04/09 'Living a clear victory' Romans 6:1-23

Eric Gordon 12/04/09 Sunday Service for Easter 2009. 'Christ is Risen!'

Phillip Gummerson 10/04/09 Good Friday service for Easter 2009.

Allan Driver 5/04/09 Romans 5:1-11 'At Just the Right Time'

Linc Marlow 29/03/09 Romans 4:1-25

Linc Marlow 22/03/09 Romans 3:21-31 'The Solution'

Stuart Thomson 15/03/09 Romans 2:17 - 3:20 1. The Jew is condemned by the Law. 2. Eight statements that descride the Jewish identity. 3. Failure to be a Jew. 4. Objections to Paul's condemnation in Chapter 2. 5. God's wants our hearts, not our excuses. 6. Whose condemnation is just? People who trifle with God's Word!

Stuart Thomson 8/03/09 Romans 2:1-16 'The Righteous Judge' 1.We are unqualified to judge because: a. We don't meet the standards.b. We are partial towards ourselves.c. We don't know the full story.d. We haven't been asked to judge.2. God is right to judge because:a. He meets and sets the criteria.b. He is impartial. (Rom 2:11, Duet 10:17)c. He knows all our secrets.3. Where does that leave us?Group A (v7,10) Is this you?Persevere in doing good, seek for glory, honour and immortality.The Reward is: Eternal life, glory, honour and peace.Group B (v5, 8-9) Is this you?Have a stubborn or unrepentant  heart, are self-seeking, reject the truth, obey unrighteousness.The Reward is: Wrath, judgement, indignation, tribulation, distressa. We are totally without excuse. (v3)b. We are totally reliant on His kindness, grace and mercy (v4)c. We should be totally repentant. (v4)

Ken Harding 1/03/09 Roman 1:18-32 Last week we considered Paul's reason for writing to the Church of Rome. This was all to do with the good news which we call THE GOSPEL. Paul was not ashamed of this gospel because it had changed him from being a self centred, bigoted, Christ-hating Jew into a Christian who loved the Lord and was passionate about the GOSPEL message which he once tried to destroy. We also asked the question "What is this Gospel"? and saw that it was God's power for the salvation of all who believed in Jesus. It is the method God uses 'God's master plan' to save us from sin and give us the righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ. God's righteous anger or wrath against all sin. (Romans 1:18-32) - It's against all sin, godlessness, and wickedness. (v18) - Those who suppress the truth by their wickedness. (v18) - God makes some things plain to us through creation. (v19-20) - Men are without excuse. (v20) - They knew God but ....(v21-22) - They neither glorified Him as God... - Nor gave th

Ken Harding 22/02/09 Romans 1:1-17 There are so many questions which are answered by this wonderful GOSPEL that Ken addresses. These are (adopted from William MacDonald) 1. What is this Gospel? (1:1-17) 2. Why do people need this Gospel? (1:18-3:20) 3. How can the Gospel make godless sinners right with a holy God? (3:21-31) 4. Does this Gospel agree with the Old Testament Scriptures? (4:1-25) 5. What are the benefits this Gospel brings in the believer's life? (5:1-21) 6. Does this Gospel teach, permit or encourage sinful living? (6:1-23) 7. What is the relationship of the Christian to the old law of Moses? (7:1-25) 8. How does the Gospel enable the believer to live a holy life? (8:1-39) 9. Has God broken His promises to His earthly people, the Jews? (9:1-11:36) 10. How should we live since the Gospel has changed our lives? (12:1-16:27)

Eric Gordon 15/02/09 Eric talks about Baptism and Communion. Have you ever wondered what these things are all about and why Christians do these things? Eric tells us what they are and what they mean according to the Word of God. Obediet or disobedient?Weekly or Weakly?

Eric Gordon 1/02/09 Matthew 7:13-14 - Two Gates (John 14:6, John 10:6, 1 Tim2:5) - Two Roads - Two Destinations (Matt 7:13-14, Heb 9:27) - Two People