Calvary Evangelical Church, Brighton, Uk

What is a Christian? One who is born of the Spirit

The Jerusalem church is under pressure, but God protects and hides his people. Meanwhile Luke invites us to consider the question "Who is the true King of the Jews?"

Will Elisha take on the role of a servant in order to inherit the place of Elijah? Jesus calls all of us to follow him.

Time for phase 3. The gospel is to be preached to the ends of the earth. But first there is a cultural barrier to get over.

Elijah want to die. But God still has work for him-to announce judgement. God still has a remnant in Israel.

The love of God is what guarantees our salvation.

With the gospel spread throughout Judea and Samaria, there is a time of strengthening and encouragement form the Holy Spirit.

Hosea's adulterous wife is a picture of God's rejected love for his people.

Hope for a new year

The coming of Jesus changes the world.

Isaiah foretells the coming of the forever king.

Which god is God? Elijah sets out to answer, through fire and rain.

Each culture and time has its own musical vocabulary. This will affect the choice of music used in worship. But the requirements to edify, and to be united in the Spirit, remain paramount. This recording includes some congregational discussion.

Teaching and discussion on music and worship. The initial discussion relates to the YouTube performance by Stuart Townend of 'Church Arise' (not on the recording). The recording contains some brief YouTube clips. Apologies for any copyrights infringed: please contact us on [email protected] if concerned.

Obadiah was a godly man in a difficult position. Would he continue to trust God?

God's answer to the political problems of Israel is the prophet Elijah - with the help of some birds and a foreign widow!

Worship is not only God focused. It also aims to edify God's people. This recording includes some congregational discussion.

We tend to have a rather narrow view of worship. What does the Bible say about it? This recording includes some congregational discussion.

While Judah has a stable and good government under king Asa, things in the northern kingdom go from bad to worse.

As the gospel spreads in Judea, we see two unlikely conversions.