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Present Help From Past Writings: Part 7 - What If My Mentor Leaves?

Part 7: What If My Mentor Leaves?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 6: What If Things Look Better Elsewhere?

Part 6: What If Things Look Better Elsewhere?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 5 - How to Pray?

Part 5: How to Pray?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 4 - How to Resolve Marital Conflict?

Part 4: How to Resolve Marital Conflict?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 3 - How to Live an Unblemished Life?

Part 3: How to Live an Unblemished Life?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 2 - Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?

Part 2: Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Present Help from Past Writings: Part 1 - What Can Go Wrong With Worship?

Part 1: What Can Go Wrong With Worship?

In the New Testament of our Bibles, the Apostle Paul wrote: “For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction, so that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4). In this series of studies, Brian reviews some Old Testament narratives for the purpose of obtaining the intended instruction and then to use that for our encouragement in some of the challenges we may be facing today., including:

1. What Can Go Wrong With Worship?
2. Why Do Some Prayers Seem to Go Unanswered?
3. How to Live an Unblemished Life?
4. How to Resolve Marital Conflict?
5. How to Pray?
6. What if Things Look Better Elsewhere?
7. What if My Mentor Leaves?
8. What Is True Revival?
9. Is It Worth It?
10. Who Holds Me Accountable?

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 9: The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Part 9: The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 8: Once Saved, Always Saved

Part 8: Once Saved, Always Saved

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 7: Is It Possible to Believe the Bible in Vain?

Part 7: Is It Possible to Believe the Bible in Vain?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 6: It's Not About How To Be Saved.

Part 6: It's Not About How To Be Saved

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 5: Is It Possible To Fall Away?

Part 5: Is It Possible To Fall Away?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 4: Are Good Works Required for Salvation?

Part 4: Are Good Works Required for Salvation?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 3: Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?

Part 3: Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness, No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 2: Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?

Part 2: Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

Can You Profess Christ and Still Be Lost? Part 1: Law and Grace - Two Different Freedoms

Part 1: Law and Grace - Two Different Freedoms?

The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved.

1. Law and Grace: Two Different Freedoms
2. Is It Possible To Be a Carnal Christian?
3. Is It a Case of 'No Holiness No Heaven'?
4. Are Good Works Required for Salvation?
5. Is It Possible to Fall Away?
6. It's Not About How To Be Saved
7. Is It Possible to Believe the Gospel in Vain?
8. Once Saved, Always Saved
9. The Different Tenses of Our Salvation

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 8: The Prayer-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 8: The Prayer-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 7: The Function-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 7: The Function-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13:17) - Part 6: The Plant-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13:17) - Part 6: The Plant-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 5: The Guest-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 5: The Guest-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 4: The Waiting-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 4: The Waiting-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 3: The Dining-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 3: The Dining-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 2: The Wash-room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 2: The Wash-room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 1: The War-Room

No Room for Doubt (John 13-17) - Part 1: The War-Room

In this innovative concise commentary on John's gospel, Bible teacher Brian Johnston imagines the Upper Room of John 13-17 as: The War-room, The Wash-room, The Dining-room, The Waiting-room, The Guest-room, The Plant-room, The Function-room and The Prayer-room.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 12 - ’T is for Temple’

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 12 - 'T' is for 'Temple'

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 11 - ’IP’ is for an ’Integrated People’

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 11 - 'IP' is for an 'Integrated People'

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 10 - ’R’ is for ’Rulers’

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 10 - 'R' is for 'Rulers'

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 9: ’C’ is for ’Closed’

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 9 - 'C' is for 'Closed'

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 8 - The ”SCRIPT” and What the ’S’ Stands For

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 8 - The "SCRIPT" and What the 'S' Stands For

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 7 - God’s Plan for Disciples

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 7 - God's Plan for Disciples

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 6 - Baptism by Immersion (Required for Obedient Service, Not Salvation)

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 6 - Baptism by Immersion (Required for Obedient Service, Not Salvation)

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 5 - The Eternal Security of Salvation in Christ

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 5 - The Eternal Security of Salvation in Christ

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 4 - The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 4 - The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 3 - The Deity of Christ (Jesus Christ is Fully God, the Son)

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 3 - The Deity of Christ (Jesus Christ is Fully God, the Son)

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A very Good Place to Start: Part 2 - Salvation (Not by Works, But Faith in Christ Alone)

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 2 - Salvation (Not by Works, But Faith in Christ Alone)

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 1 - Repentance (Turning Around Before God)

A Very Good Place to Start: Part 1 - Repentance (Turning Around Before God)

The famous song by Julie Andrews begins with the words: "Let’s start at the very beginning, A very good place to start" and this book is designed to be especially useful to those who are starting their journey in the Christian faith by exploring some key topics including salvation, who Jesus is, who the Holy Spirit is, baptism, discipleship and how a church should function.

Putting the Gospel First: Part 8 - Conclusion

Putting the Gospel First: Part 8 - Conclusion

Even if you’re already familiar with the Gospel, join Brian Johnston as we follow Paul’s expert and Spirit-filled defence of it. Paul will soon be standing for the defence of the Gospel before Caesar’s tribunal at the heart of the Empire, but in the pages of his letter to the Romans he’s already set out a wonderfully orderly 8-part defence of the Gospel that systematically defeats every conceivable objection to it: (1) Introduction (2) Condemnation (3) Justification (4) Sanctification (5) Glorification (6) Predestination (7) Transformation (8) Conclusion.

Putting the Gospel First: Part 7 - Transformation

Putting the Gospel First: Part 7 - Transformation

Even if you’re already familiar with the Gospel, join Brian Johnston as we follow Paul’s expert and Spirit-filled defence of it. Paul will soon be standing for the defence of the Gospel before Caesar’s tribunal at the heart of the Empire, but in the pages of his letter to the Romans he’s already set out a wonderfully orderly 8-part defence of the Gospel that systematically defeats every conceivable objection to it: (1) Introduction (2) Condemnation (3) Justification (4) Sanctification (5) Glorification (6) Predestination (7) Transformation (8) Conclusion.

Putting the Gospel First: Part 6 - Predestination

Putting the Gospel First: Part 6 - Predestination

Even if you’re already familiar with the Gospel, join Brian Johnston as we follow Paul’s expert and Spirit-filled defence of it. Paul will soon be standing for the defence of the Gospel before Caesar’s tribunal at the heart of the Empire, but in the pages of his letter to the Romans he’s already set out a wonderfully orderly 8-part defence of the Gospel that systematically defeats every conceivable objection to it: (1) Introduction (2) Condemnation (3) Justification (4) Sanctification (5) Glorification (6) Predestination (7) Transformation (8) Conclusion.

Putting the Gospel First: Part 5 - Glorification

Putting the Gospel First: Part 5 - Glorification

Even if you’re already familiar with the Gospel, join Brian Johnston as we follow Paul’s expert and Spirit-filled defence of it. Paul will soon be standing for the defence of the Gospel before Caesar’s tribunal at the heart of the Empire, but in the pages of his letter to the Romans he’s already set out a wonderfully orderly 8-part defence of the Gospel that systematically defeats every conceivable objection to it: (1) Introduction (2) Condemnation (3) Justification (4) Sanctification (5) Glorification (6) Predestination (7) Transformation (8) Conclusion.