Uncorrected sermon notes on the book of acts by richard myerscough. Friday, August 04, 2006. All views were welcome; none were right, none were wrong. It was a society with every shade of belief. His response was to engage with it in two ways. This account is clearly a summary of what Paul said; his actual speech may have lasted as l.

Saturday, July 08, 2006. The next message comes on the same day as the last one. Quite a day! What will it contain? How will the Lord deal with his people? What is this fresh revelation about? As a message to a leader, it is clearly very significant. Zerubbabel is the leader of this small group of despised people but the Lord says that he will overturn the established order. It was especially significant to Zerubbabel but also to the people he ruled over. But when would this be? The Lord also speaks of c.

Friday, July 07, 2006. John has been laying the groundwork for his story of Jesus in this prologue. He has been introducing themes that will be taken up and opened out in the pages that follow. In particular, he has introduced us to the Word and shown us something of his greatness. In these closing verses, he takes up what he has said and summarises just why the Word, Jesus Christ, is so great and why, therefore, we need to listen to his story, trust in him and love and serve him with all our hearts.

Uncorrected sermon notes on the book of jonah by richard myerscough. Saturday, July 08, 2006.

Uncorrected sermon notes on the book of ruth by richard myerscough. Thursday, July 06, 2006. We come in this passage to the end of the book of Ruth. The book begins in tragedy and it ends in joy and hope. Here in this final passage, we see that print mounted and framed for the glory of God. Ruth in accompanying Naomi back has come to faith in the Lord and has found rest and .