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An Unusual Ending

An Unusual Ending

preached April 14, 2013
added April 24, 2013
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scripture Mark 16:8
topics Christ's Resurrection, Fear, Fear of God, Inerrancy/Inspiration of the Bible, Jesus Christ
type Sermon
id 2948

As we come to the close of Mark, it may seem that his Gospel account ends rather abruptly. But looking back through the book, we see that it is consistent with Mark's typical fast-paced writing style - in fact, it can provoke the reader's curiosity to learn more about our Lord's resurrection.

Dangers, Toils and Snares

Dangers, Toils and Snares

added September 10, 2010
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topics Christian Living, Fear, Sadness, Suffering
type Series
id 22702

How are things going these days? Is everything running as planned, or does it feel like you’re just barely hanging on? Maybe you’re lonely, facing illness, stressed over problems at work, or maybe you’re just overwhelmed with a never-ending stream of challenges. As you survey the landscape around you, all you can see are more troubles on the horizon. Thankfully, we don’t have to face these twists and turns alone. In this series of messages, Alistair Begg considers some of the most common dangers, toils, and snares that we encounter in our daily lives, and he shows us how a ...

Venturing In Faith

Venturing In Faith

added June 1, 2009
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scripture Genesis 11, Genesis 12, Genesis 13, Genesis 14
topics Faith, Fear, Obeying God, Prayer, Salvation
type Series
id 22101

Abraham’s journey of faith could be described as a series of new beginnings. As we follow his path we watch as he learned to trust God no matter what. Here we discover faith expressed in the changes and challenges of life and we learn that with God failure is never final.

Casting All Your Cares

Casting All Your Cares

added February 25, 2008
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scripture 1 Peter 5:7
topics Christian Thinking, Fear, Prayer
type Sermon
id 2034

There is no deficiency of anxiety in the world. Worry and fear have confronted humanity from the beginning of time and their effects can seem paralyzing. Alistair Begg instructs us to humble ourselves before God and throw the weight of anxiety upon the Lord. In doing so, we can be assured of His willingness to help.

Man Overboard

Man Overboard

added July 1, 2007
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scripture Jonah
topics Evangelism, Fear, Love of God, Obeying God, Wrath of God
type Series
id 13201

What is spiritual "backsliding" and how does it occur? The challenge for Jonah was that while he knew and understood the clear direction of God for his life, his response was, "I have a better plan." As a result, Jonah learned some hard lessons which are instructive for us today, as well. Join Alistair this month as he shows us how our gracious God restores His wandering people.

Do You Believe... Part 1

Do You Believe... Part 1

preached August 13, 2006
added August 13, 2006
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scripture John 9:24-38
topics Faith, Fear, Salvation
type Sermon
id 2524

When Jesus healed a blind man you’d think the community would celebrate his good fortune. But instead the religious zealots of the day immediately turned on this man and his family. Alistair Begg describes this dramatic controversy and its implications for us today.

Why Don't You Ask Him?

Why Don't You Ask Him?

preached August 6, 2006
added August 6, 2006
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scripture John 9:13-23
topics Faith, Fear, Jesus Christ
type Sermon
id 2522

The New Testament book of John records the miracles of Christ. And we learn that one reason they’re written down is that the evidence will produce belief in Jesus. In this message, Alistair Begg addresses the moment when Jesus gave a blind man his sight and how this affects us today!

Useful to the Master

Useful to the Master

added November 1, 2004
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scripture 2 Timothy 1:1
topics Evangelism, Fear, Gospel
type Series
id 15501

Paul’s second letter to Timothy issues a direct challenge to all who are tempted to embrace pragmatism at the expense of truth. Timothy is confronted by confusion in the realm of doctrine and morality. It was vital that he understood the absolute priority of defining and declaring the gospel so as to be able to speak with authority in an age of uncertainty. Some 2000 years later we face the same challenge and these studies prepare us to meet it. If you feel inadequate for the task of sharing the Good News and wonder whether God can use someone like ...

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