You can download talks using the links below:
Focus, Lent 2010
For those who attend Focus, here are the talks from the last couple of weeks (in case you missed one).
'The loneliness of Jesus', Steve Nicholson [Mark 14:1-26]
'The ultimate betrayal', Barnaby Monteiro [Mark 14:43-15:15]
'Alive!', Barnaby Monteiro [Mark 15:40-16:8]
Student Lunches, Lent 2010
Each week the students invite a guest speaker to explain what the Bible says about some aspect of life.
'When does a church become a cult?', Charlie Fordham
'What worship honours God?', Greg Cushing
'Is it wrong to have an essay crisis?', Paul Bolton
'What does the Bible say about going out?', Jamie Child
'Why does God answer prayer?', Leon Catallo
'Why doesn't God answer prayer?', Leon Catallo
'What makes people worth anything?', Andy Mills
Student Lunches, Michaelmas 2009
'Is it wrong to be ambitious?', Stephen Boon
'Do miracles still happen today?', Jonathan Fletcher
'What makes a "good" sermon good?', David Jackman
'Should churches be inclusive?', Jon Drake
'How to experience the love of God', CJ Davis
'How to read a Christian book', Dan Smith
'Why isn't evangelism intolerant?', Paul Clarke
HUB Weekend Away 2010
At the HUB weekend away in 2010 we had talks from Justin Mote from Genesis 5-12, entitled 'Paradise Lost'.
Paradise Lost - 1 [Genesis 5:1-32]
Paradise Lost - 2 [Genesis 6:1-9:17]
Paradise Lost - 3 [Genesis 9:18-12:3]
9:38 Teas
In Matthew 9:38, Jesus tells his disciples to pray that God would raise up workers for the harvest field of the gospel. These occasional teas help us to think wisely about whether we might be suitable as paid gospel workers ourselves.
Michaelmas 2009 (1), Simon Scott
Michaelmas 2009 (2), Susu Scott
Central Teaching Meetings 2009
In July 2009 we had a series of three evenings looking at 'Tough truths for soft times.'
'Facing a topic we avoid: A Christian look at dying', Raymond Brown
'Hearing from a generation we despise: What we have to learn from the Puritans', Brian Elfick
'Coping with challenges that defeat us: Change, illness and ageing', Mark Ashton
Great Escapes 2009
At the Great Escapes in 2009 we had talks on ‘How to see God’s Glory’. Christopher Ash, who runs the Cornhill Training Course in London, gave three talks looking at the theme of scattering and gathering throughout the Bible. There were also talks on the cross from Mark Ashton and Brian Elfick .
'From Eden to Babylon: Church Foreshadowed', Christopher Ash
'From Babylon to St Andrew the Great: Church Realised', Christopher Ash
'From St Andrew the Great to the New Jerusalem: Church Consummated', Christopher Ash
'The Cross-Shaped God', Mark Ashton
'Cross-Shaped Justice', Mark Ashton
'The Puritans', Brian Elfick
