DVD Individual Messages

Confusion about the second coming of Christ provides an opportunity for Christians to be reminded about what the Bible teaches. In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul wrote to encourage the church with the certain hope that Jesus will return, and that those who are in Christ will be with him forever. Continue Reading 

As 1 Thessalonians continues, the Apostle Paul addresses believers' questions about the Judgement Day of the Lord. Rather than charting dates and developing pet theories, the key is knowing who we are in Christ - allowing our identity as "children of light" to influence our actions and the way we live. Continue Reading 

How do we know that Abraham and Rahab were counted righteous by only believing God? Their faith was validated by what they did and sacrificed. Whether we come from a background of prominence or disgrace, one thing is certain: true faith produces trusting and often costly obedience. Alistair Begg explains that once we have been justified by ... Continue Reading 

The Thessalonians reacted to God’s word and Paul’s instruction concerning it with genuine thankfulness, despite persecution. In this passage, we see how these believers received, applied, and displayed the Word of God. Continue Reading 

During his earthly ministry, Christ modeled how to share the claims of Christianity and invite people to turn to Him. However, as Alistair Begg reminds us, it’s all too easy to miss sharing the Gospel because of our own preoccupations. By contrasting Jesus’ words to the Samaritan woman and her response with the words of the ... Continue Reading 

How can a sinful person become right with God? And how can God acquit the guilty? This study in Romans 3:21-26 reminds us of the truth that spurred the Reformation: justification is based on God's work of counting our sins against Christ and crediting the righteousness of Christ to our account. It is by faith ... Continue Reading 

At the start of the Acts we find the church at a critical point in its history. Jesus has been with the disciples, teaching them God’s truth and preparing them for their ministry. Now he has to leave them so that the next part of the plan for God’s kingdom can happen – the indwelling of ... Continue Reading 

In Paul’s letter to the Roman church, he urges his readers to present themselves as “living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God”- a living, lasting, and logical commitment in response to God’s mercy. Alistair Begg reminds us that Jesus held nothing back when He took our punishment on the cross so that we may be ... Continue Reading 

In Romans 12:2, Paul warns readers not to be conformed to the ways of this world, but rather, to be transformed by God and conformed to the image of Christ. Alistair Begg explains that a Christian’s way of thinking changes as a result of God’s revelation of Himself. Our perspective on the world should ... Continue Reading 

As we gather for the tenth year, both pastors and lay leaders come together to have their minds stirred, their wills urged toward obedience, and their affections renewed toward God's Word. Each of our speakers will consider our primary responsibility of preaching in light of these topics. of preaching in light of these topics. Continue Reading 

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The story of the blind man helps illustrate how the disciples were blind to the identity of Jesus. In this passage of Mark’s gospel, we reach a watershed moment when Peter correctly identified Christ as the Son of the living God. Alistair Begg reminds us that, like the disciples, we need divine revelation to fully understand ... Continue Reading 

What is your legacy? As Christians, we must be intentional about reminding the generations to come of God's provision in the past and his promise for the future. In this study from the life of Joseph, we see an example of steady obedience and trust in the faithfulness of God and a legacy of confidence that ... Continue Reading 

In just a few verses, John Chapter 1 records Andrew’s first encounter with Jesus. Alistair Begg explains that although simple, Andrew’s story reflects the pattern of faithful Gospel ministry. Those who follow Christ should be motivated by the priority to find those who have not yet heard, to tell the Good News with conviction and ... Continue Reading 

Moses was a remarkably self-controlled leader. When the Hebrews tested his patience one too many times, though, he lost his cool. Today’s pastors aren’t immune to anger, either—and unfortunately, a quick-tempered pastor will often cause great harm to his church, his home, and ultimately himself. In response to this sobering reality, Christopher Ash leads ... Continue Reading 

Among the core teachings of Christianity, the virgin birth can be one of the most difficult for the human mind to accept. Yet in Luke's Gospel account, we see Mary respond in trust to the angel's mysterious message. Alistair Begg encourages us to consider the unique nature of Jesus' miraculous birth in the context of ... Continue Reading 

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Paul’s message to Titus was clear and consistent: teach sound doctrine with dignity, integrity, and the authority given by God Himself. Titus was also to model the godly character and service he exhorted others to practice. Words, cautions Alistair Begg, are useless if they are not supported by actions. In contrast, when a pastor’s conduct ... Continue Reading 

Among the central truths of the Christian faith, the ascension of our Lord to heaven may sometimes receive less attention than His death and resurrection. Is it really so important that He is now at the Father's right hand? Alistair Begg responds with a resounding Yes, explaining how Jesus' ascension affirms His finished work to redeem ... Continue Reading 

Wisdom is knowing how to live God’s way in God’s world. In this message from James 1, Alistair Begg distinguishes wisdom from insight, information, and intelligence and challenges us to seek God for the wisdom needed in all of our trials. Continue Reading 

When the Jewish leaders challenged the basis of Jesus’ authority, they highlighted the same issue that confronts all who consider the claims of Christ. Will we acknowledge that Jesus rightfully has authority over our lives? Alistair Begg reminds us that by nature, none of us want to submit to the demands of Christ. God’s grace must ... Continue Reading