Woolwich Evangelical Church

From the time of his conversion to the end of his days, the apostle Paul remained constant. He never changed in his emphasis on preaching, his zeal for the Lord, in doctrine, in church practice, in service and in many other areas. Here is an exhortation to follow in his steps.

Here is the true purpose of the sermon on the mount along with three wrong ways of embracing it. Also, why is it that so much of modern day Christianity is superficial and lightweight-- Could the reason be that believers are not acting on Christ's words--

The figure of a sheep is an apt analogy for man who has strayed from his Maker. He needs the good Shepherd to rescue him from his waywardness and to reconcile him to God.

Here is the courage and perseverance of the apostle Paul in various circumstances and situations. A characteristic for every believer to develop. Here too is the source of our courage.

The names of the Lord are the believer's trust, strength and consolation.

The kindness and condescension of God in giving us a gospel that is plain and easy to understand. The way to heaven clearly revealed so that the common man may easily grasp it.

Every believer is called to be an ambassador for Christ. Here is an important role, a commission given from Christ to each Christian, to stand in his stead and to faithfully deliver the gospel to needy souls.

Man thinks that he is the master of his own destiny. These well-known words of Solomon show otherwise. God is in full control of all events, and man is often helpless and subject to elements outside his control. Here especially, is the way that time in this life ought to be spent, in seeking and finding the Lord.

Though a task we shrink from, self-examination is of great benefit for us. How well do we know ourselves-- Are we in the faith-- Is Christ in us-- If He is, how healthy is our spiritual life-- How is it with mu soul-- Here is a basic checklist against which we can measure ourselves.

Mary found gracious favour with God. She would carry in her womb the God-Man. A great favour is offered to us too, Christ in us, by His Spirit. Here is what conversion can do for us.

The choir of angels' song is a message that reminds us that life is to be lived for the glory of God, that peace with God comes through Christ and that God has goodwill towards us.

Here is the amazing gentleness of the Son of God in his life among men, among provocations, in the midst of insults, in his preaching. And here is his tender dealings with weak and the delicate souls, a gentleness that wins over our confidence.

An insight into the deep and heartfelt feeling in the apostle Paul's heart for men and women. Here is his motherly and fatherly care, his self-sacrifice, his disinterestedness and his freedom from covetousness.

Here is an earnest prayer that the unbeliever may be spiritually enriched, come into a living relationship with God, know an inner power in his life and experience the love of Christ.

Moses' death and burial. Who buried him-- Why was his burial place hidden-- What was the dispute that the archangel Michael had with the devil over the body of Moses-- What are the takeaways for believers from the life of Moses--

Here is the value of Paul's letters and also the tact that he used in preaching to different kinds of men, illustrated in his defence before the Jewish mob on one occasion and a royal court on another.

Does God care for us-- If He does, then why doesn't he use his power to bring an end to humary misery-- Why doesn't he intervene-- Four reasons given. And proofs that Christ really does care for us in a personal way.

A message to encourage believers.

A whistle-stop survey of the apostle Paul's journeys, his three missionary journeys and his first journey to Rome.

All of us are heading towards an appointment with God our Creator. An appointment we must keep. Are we ready for it-- Are we prepared-- Here is the one essential must-have that alone will prepare us to meet God.