by Pastor Tony Llewellyn on great doctrines of the Church, which are foundational to our faith. (Don't forget: Left click to listen online; right click to download.)
1. The New Birth
On the new birth that Jesus stated we all needed to go through.
2. Justification
On the biblical concept of justification and how we should understand it.
3. Sanctification
On the biblical process of sanctification in our lives.
4. Redemption
On how we are redeemed by Jesus Christ to life with God from slavery to sin.
5. Lordship (by Philip Stevens)
On the Lordship of Jesus Christ, what it should mean to us, and how we should show it in our lives.
6. Repentance
On repentance as described in the Bible, including as a continuing reality in the Christian's life, and how we practically apply it.
7. Glorification
On the glory that is to be ours, which is the same glory that is God's.
8. Resurrection
On the resurrection life to come and how we get there.
9. Adoption
On our adoption by God, with all the benefits that come with it, and how we gain it.
10. The Judgement
What the Bible tells us about the final judgement, and how we can be judged as right and have a reward.
11. Water Baptism
What the Bible tells us about water baptism, and what it represents for us.
12. The Trinity Part 1
In the first of a 3 part series on the Trinity, we look at the what the Old Testament says about our three-in-one God.
The two slides referred to in the message can be found here: Slide 1 and Slide 2. (Suggestion: Right click to download or open another tab/window so that you can refer to it while listening.)
13. The Trinity Part 2
In the second of a 3 part series on the Trinity, we look at the what the Bible says about the deity of Jesus Christ and His place in the Trinity.
14. The Trinity Part 3
In the concluding part of a 3 part series on the Trinity, some misconceptions of the three persons of the Godhead are clarified.
15. The Second Coming
The aspects of the Second Coming that are generally accepted are set forth, as are what the Bible says our response should be.