Faith by Hearing
Sanctifying the MP3 RevolutionArchive for Expositional Series
Ferguson Series through John
Monergism has posted Sinclair Ferguson’s entire series through the Gospel of John.
James Dennison Lectures on Hebrews
Twenty-five lectures on the letter to the Hebrews by James Dennison is available at Monergism. James Dennison is the Professor of Church History and Biblical Theology at Northwest Theological Seminary in Washington State. Monergism calls this series “outstanding”.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones Ephesian Series Begins
I would like to draw your attention to a momentous event. The MLJ Trust has begun to open their archives of Martyn Lloyd-Jones sermons by presenting full, unedited sermons on their channel at OnePlace.com. And to start off with a bang, the first series that is being released is Lloyd-Jones famous series on Ephesians. This week begins the series with the Doctor’s introduction to Ephesians. From the MLJ Trust:
Welcome to a brand new year and a brand new programme from the MLJ Trust which we are calling, ”From the MLJ Archive”. We are opening our archives to bring you each week a complete and unedited full length sermon by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. We begin today with one of Dr. Lloyd-Jones most famous sermon series which is his verse by verse study of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. So let’s travel back to the year 1954 to join the congregation at Westminster Chapel London as Dr. Lloyd-Jones introduces us to this wonderful letter.
Don’t miss this weekly dose of MLJ. You can also subscribe to the podcast so that you will not miss any of the sermons.
Sinclair Ferguson’s Sermons on Romans
Looking for a 77 part sermon series on Romans taught by one of the leading evangelical figures today? Well, this is it. A massive exposition on Paul gem, the book of Romans.
Sinclair Ferguson: 1 & 2 Kings Series
Sinclair Ferguson is preaching through 1 & 2 Kings at First Prebyterian Church of Columbia. Monergism has posted his sermons to date which is all of 1 Kings and the beginning of 2 Kings.
Conrad Mbewe: The Gospel of John
You cannot help but love Conrad Mbewe, who pastors a church in Zambia. Not only does he have a strong South African accent, and a comforting preaching style, he is a good expositor of Scripture and strongly stands for God’s Word.
Heart Cry Missionary Society has a portion of Conrad’s messages series on John and Romans. I haven’t got to listen to his Romans series yet, but I am enjoying John. Unfortunately, all that is available is John 12:20 through John 17:18.
One memorable point was in his sermon titled “The Danger of Spiritual Self-Confidence” where he reflected on Peter asserting to Jesus that he would follow him even to death. Conrad suggests that to question Peter’s sincerity and to call him a hypocrite in light of his denial of Jesus that very night is to draw a superficial conclusion. We make this same mistake in the church today. When we hear about another believer falling into serious sin our response to that reveals our theology. A response of condemnation and pride will believe “How could they do that? I would never fall into that.” We must realize that we carry with us a nature that is capable of any sin. And any sin that you just now though would be exempt, add that back to your list. You are capable of any sin. If you don’t believe that then you are decieving yourself. He who stands now, take heed lest you fall.
Conrad continues this line of thought regarding our natures. He uses the example of women who watch the soaps, or men who look at pornography. To do so is to watch scandal and deception. “Don’t you realize you are FEEDING a nature?” We carry with us a nature prone to sin. When we feed it such things it will eventually lead to exercise those sins. Be careful what you feed to your sin nature.
This is a fabulous series that will feed your soul.
Conrad Mbewe: The Gospel of John >>>
By the way, Conrad has a very interesting blog of his work in Africa called A Letter from Kabwata.
