Calvary Evangelical Church, Brighton, Uk

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.

Ten answers to the question.

It is time for the Spirit to include the Samaritans in the new covenant.

Over a seven day period, John introduces us to Jesus

Luke presents us Stephen an an example of a man full of the Holy Spirit

The northern kingdom of Israel goes into decline, but God's promise to David remains effective for Judah

The Spirit will come to us at need. But he will not be tested or lied to.

By studying Old Testament scriptures such as Nehemiah 13, we can learn what it means to live as God's people today.

When the Spirit comes to the church, he empowers it for witness, in a language the hearers can understand. The Spirit comes to the whole church.

Nehemiah insists on the holiness of the people of God

Jesus tells the disciples to go to the ends of the earth. But first they must wait for the Spirit to usher in the new covenant kingdom.

In 1 Kings 14 we see the start of the long decline of both Israel and Judah into apostasy and sin.

Pastor Philip Wells looks at the people of 1 kings 13, and the sovereignty of The Word of the Lord.

Pastor Philip Wells continues looking at the subject of Deacons and Elders in the Church.

This is a study and discussion led by Pastor Philip Wells on the role of deacons in a 21st century church.

Jeroboam thought that God could be adapted a matter of political expediency. But this set the northern kingdom on the road to disaster.

Solomon's sin leads to the breaking up of the kingdom. But not for ever! The restoration of the house of David is promised, a promise fulfilled in Jesus.

This is a discussion, led by Pastor Philip Wells, on the importance of deacons.

The queen of Sheba gave praise to the LORD. But Solomon's wives did not, and turned his heart.