St Helen's Sunday talks podcast

George Diwakar - In a time of national decline and despair, 2 Kings 13:14–25 reminds us where true hope lies. Even as Israel faces judgment and death, God’s grace still remains and his word still has power to give life. When everything else collapses, the promises of God endure—and through his word he can still bring people from death to life.

Aneirin Glyn - Why is the number of strikes with the arrows so important? Why is a man returned to life only after being thrown into a grave? The writer of Kings wants us to think hard, to realise that the word of Lord both demands comprehensive obedience and brings life from the dead.

William Taylor - James concludes his letter by laying out the pattern for a Christian’s restoration. The verses speak to the weak, the wobbly, and the wandering. The whole church is to be involved in restoring the sinner.

William Taylor - James concludes his letter by laying out the pattern for a Christian’s restoration. The verses speak to the weak, the wobbly, and the wandering. The whole church is to be involved in restoring the sinner.

George Diwakar - Delay can be deadly – especially when responding to the word of the LORD. God’s people, Israel, had so many chances to listen, but they didn’t take them. When judgment arrived, it was too little, too late. Will we make the same mistake, or will we listen to Jesus as saviour before his return as judge?