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In the final part of this series, Brian Johnston providers some helpful pointers about being a disciple of Jesus over the long-term.

In the penultimate podcast of this series. Brian Johnston explains how God has made it possible for every Christian to live victoriously in Christ.

In the sixth part of this series, aimed primarily at new Christians, Brian Johnston encourages listeners to seek out relationships with other like-minded Christians to help each other on the discipleship pathway.

In part five of this series, Brian Johnston takes a look at someone who is vital to the life of every Christian - God the Holy Spirit.

In the fourth part of this series, Brian Johnston takes a look at prayer.  Jesus' disciples once said to Him, "Teach us to pray" and it's just as vital today that we know how to!

In the third part of this series for new Christians, Brian Johnston provides some practical advice for accessing the tremendous value contained in God's Word, the Bible.

In the second part of this series, Brian Johnston provides assurance from God's Word that it's a case of "once saved, always saved".

In the first part of this series aimed at new Christians, or those who seek to mentor them, Brian Johnston starts right at the very beginning - what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this final episode of the series, Brian Johnston looks at perhaps one of the most powerful evidences for the reality of the Christian faith - changed lives.

In the penultimate episode of this series, Brian Johnston highlights often humorous examples of so-called experts who got it hopelessly wrong! What is vital ,though, is not to be greatly mistaken about Jesus Christ.

In part fifteen of this series, Brian Johnston challenges the listener about their keeping of the Ten Commandments and why each of us falls short of God's holy standard.

In part fourteen of this series, Brian Johnston implores us not to forget Jesus Christ for the other 51 weeks of the year!

In part thirteen of this apologetics series, Brian Johnston points out that those who dispute the Bible's account of the virgin birth of Jesus as an impossibility, themselves often believe that the earth came into existence through what is effectively a similar process!

In this twelfth part of the series, Brian Johnston notes that although we don't know what Jesus looked like when he lived on earth, we do know that there is a striking resemblance with His Father!

In part eleven of this series, Brian Johnston deals with some of the objections often raised about whether the "Christmas story" happened as recorded in the New Testament.

In part ten of this series, Brian Johnston explores how Herod's harsh command to kill the young infants after Jesus' birth, could be a clue to the truth of the Christmas story.

In the ninth part of this series, Bible teacher Brian Johnston looks at the birth of some famous people and their importance in world affairs, and compares them with the birth and life of the most important Man who ever lived - Jesus Christ!

In part eight of this series, Bible teacher Brian Johnston uses a short story by O. Henry and the Bible account of Abraham and Isaac to illustrate something of the depth of God's sacrificial love for us.

In part seven of this series, Brian Johnston uses a number of illustrates to remind us that although we are lost, we have the opportunity to find God or, rather, to be found by Him.

In the sixth part of this series, Brian Johnston uses a Winnie the Pooh story to illustrate the point that logic is a powerful tool to support the truth of the Christian message.

In the fifth episode of this series, Brian Johnston asks the searching question: ' Have you seen your own heart?' Well, God has! He knows how sick it really is - and what (or who) the cure is...

In the fourth episode of this series, Brian Johnston shares six things that Christianity claims that God wants us to know - and each helps us to answer the big questions of life.

In the third episode of this series, Brian Johnston takes an initial look at the solution to the problems outlined in previous episodes - Jesus Christ.

In the second podcast of this series, Brian Johnston identifies some tell-tale signs that this world is in need of a Saviour.

Daily headlines remind us that this world is broken in so many ways; an honest look within ourselves reveals deep problems within as well.  This series pinpoints the same cause behind both and rejects all man-made solutions in favour of a divine one - and calls on all listeners to accept or reject it.

 

As the Apostle Paul opens his Bible letter to Christians at Rome, he gives 4 robust reasons to believe in the existence of God. So robust, in fact, they are still cutting-edge today, capable of demonstrating the bankruptcy of the rantings of Dawkins et al.  In this final episode of the series, Brian looks at the fourth and most important reason - Jesus Christ.

As the Apostle Paul opens his Bible letter to Christians at Rome, he gives 4 robust reasons to believe in the existence of God. So robust, in fact, they are still cutting-edge today, capable of demonstrating the bankruptcy of the rantings of Dawkins et al.  In this episode, Brian looks at the third reason - communication.

As the Apostle Paul opens his Bible letter to Christians at Rome, he gives 4 robust reasons to believe in the existence of God. So robust, in fact, they are still cutting-edge today, capable of demonstrating the bankruptcy of the rantings of Dawkins et al.  In this episode, Brian looks at the second reason - our conscience.

As the Apostle Paul opens his Bible letter to Christians at Rome, he gives 4 robust reasons to believe in the existence of God. So robust, in fact, they are still cutting-edge today, capable of demonstrating the bankruptcy of the rantings of Dawkins et al.  In this episode, Brian looks at the first reason - creation.

In the final part of this series, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explains how the flavour that salt brings is a picture of the sweet savour of Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

In the penultimate part of this short series, Brian Johnston looks at another characteristic of salt which reminds us of what Christ did for us at Calvary.

In the second part of this short series, Brian Johnston considers another of the attributes of salt that reminds us of Christ's sacrifice - this time it is that salt is "something long-lasting". 

In this new four-part series, Brian looks at an every-day household commodity - salt - as a picture of the sacrifice of Christ at Calvary.  In part one, Brian looks at the value of salt in ancient times.

We have a fragrant close to our series on the service of the keepers of the threshold in God's Old Testament temple - Brian draws lessons for us from the fact that one of their tasks was to prepare the perfume.

In the penultimate broadcast of this six-part series, Brian outlines perhaps the most unusual feature of the keepers of the threshold of the temple - auditing the utensils - and brings out the lesson for us today.

In episode 4 of 6 of this series, Brian looks at another key function of those who served in God's Old Testament temple - opening the doors.

In part three of six, Brian Johnston reveals another important service that was performed at the threshold of the Temple in 1 Chronicles - being nightwatchmen.  What do we need to watch for today?

In the second of this six-parter, Brian Johnston reviews another important function in the service of God's temple that we can read about in 1 Chronicles - the stewards of the treasuries.  Find out the application for today...

In this first episode of a new six-part series, Brian Johnston introduces us to some "unsung heroes" of the service of the Old Testament temple - the keepers of the threshold.  In this episode, Brian explains one of their tasks - guarding the gates - and draws out some valuable lessons for Christians today

In part 10 of this series of Listener's Questions, Brian Johnston deals with a crucial question for all believers - can we really be sure of salvation?