Sermons

For a week in November 2007 we rented the East Bicester Community Centre for some topical gospel meetings. Eugene Higgins from Philadelphia, USA, spoke for a number of evenings on 'Vital Bible Questions' and presented the gospel in a memorable and powerful way. Mr. Higgins is a master illustrator and you will enjoy the real life stories he blends into his Biblical messages. For a photo of these meetings click here and here.

VITAL BIBLE QUESTIONS - Messages from a series of gospel meetings in the East Bicester Community Centre in Nov 2007 with Gene Higgins (USA)
Gene Higgins preaches on the question, "Is there any word from the Lord?" from Jeremiah 37, demonstrating that God has communicated with our world through the Bible, especially with the gospel message. (Preached Sunday 11th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on the question, "How Can I be Born Again?" from John 3. He outlines the essential need for and the Biblical nature of the salvation experience called the 'new birth'. (Preached Monday 12th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on the question, "Who Shall Deliver Me?" from Romans 7. He looks at the problem of sin under 4 metaphors and gives the answer through the delivering power of the gospel. (Preached Tuesday 13th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on Pilate's question, "What is Truth?" God is a God of truth and His gospel promises can be trusted for eternal assurance of salvation. (Preached Wednesday 14th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on the question, "How Long Will Your Journey Be?" from Nehemiah 2, using it as a springboard to warn about the brevity of life and the sobering reality of eternity. (Preached Thursday 15th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on the Philippian Jailor's question, "What Must I Do To Be Saved?" from Acts 16 and delivers a helpful message pointing to Christ as the only way of salvation. (Preached Friday 16th Nov 2007)
Gene Higgins preaches on the question, "What Shall I Do with Jesus Who is Called Christ?" He highlights the reactions of numerous Bible characters to Christ and asks the hearer to make their own choice. (Preached Sunday 18th Nov 2007)