GOSPEL MEETING 29/04/2012

Jason Stewart from Harrogate gave a very comprehensive Powerpoint presentation on the subject of sin, he answered 7 questions;here is a summery 1/What is sin.- Disobedience to God 2/Is everyone a sinner.- Yes 3/How did I become a sinner.- By birth and by pratice 4/What can I do about my sin.- nothing only repent and have faith 5/Who can deal with my sin.- Jesus 6/When should it be dealt with.- Now 7/What happens if its not dealt with.- Eternal judgement

WELCOME TO DURHAM STREET GOSPEL HALL

Weekly meetings are as follows: Breaking of Bread Service 10.30 Gospel Meeting Sunday 18.30 Parents and Toddlers Monday 10.00 Good News Club Tuesday 18.00 Prayer Meeting/Bible Study Tuesday 19.30 Friday Extra for Girls Friday 19.30 Contact Graham and Ellen - Home: 01723585727 Mobile: 07736333263 Email: ellen4graham@gmail.com

Alan Green from Harrogate spoke about the early Gospel messages in Acts first Peters in Acts 2 vs,21-36 and then Pauls in Acts 17 vs.22-34 he emphasised the facts about the accuracy of the scriptures and that salvation can only be found in Christ who is The Son of God who came to die as our substitute. As many as received Him to them gave He the power to become the sons of God.

Welcome to Durham Street!

Weekly meetings are as follows:
Breaking of Bread Service 10.30
Gospel Meeting Sunday 18.30
Parents and Toddlers Monday 10.00
Good News Club Tuesday 18.00
Prayer Meeting/Bible Study Tuesday 19.30
Friday Extra for Girls Friday 19.30
Contact Graham and Ellen - Home: 01723585727 Mobile: 07736333263
Email: ellen4graham@gmail.com

Sunday 15th April

Malcolm Blanche (Harehills) read in Acts Ch. 27, drawing parallels with the Titanic. The captain in Acts Ch. 27 ignored the advice of the Apostle Paul not to set sail. The Bible contains warnings to us that we would do well to listen to.
The captain was tempted to set sail by the favourable south wind, we too should be careful that we are not tempted to disobey God when we feel like it.
The men on the ship committed themseleves to the sea and all made it safetly to land. We need to commit our lives to God in order to be saved. Trust in Jesus, He died for you.

Sunday 8th April

Stan Chappellow (Castleford) spoke about 'Gates'. The Bible says in Matthew Chapter 7, 'You can enter God’s Kingdom only through the narrow gate. The highway to hell is broad, and its gate is wide for the many who choose that way. But the gateway to life is very narrow and the road is difficult, and only a few ever find it.' Stan spoke about the gate in Sodom where Lot sat, warning about the dangers of getting too deep in sin. He spoke about Samson and how his pride brought him down. He also spoke about Ruth and how she was brought into the family of God as a foreigner and a stranger. God is calling us to Himself through His Son Jesus Christ.

Sunday 1st April

Richard Malcom (Killamarsh) preached the gospel from a father's perspective. He read John 3 v.16 about God giving His only Son to be the Saviour of the world. Richard talked about his son and how he has a big problem, he is a sinner like everyone of us. Although we can try to hide the fact that we do wrong God sees our heart and sees that we are sinners. Death and punishment is the penalty of sin. God loved us so much that He sent His Son to be our Saviour and to take our punishment for sin by becoming a sacrifice for sins. The Bible tells us, believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.