Jensen, Rev Dr Peter

Jensen speaks on false prophets. 1. What a false prophet does 2. The location of the false prophet 3. Meeting the false prophet 4. The judgement of the false prophet. 5. The post-Christian world 6. The importance of speaking the truth in love 7. The marks of the wolf in general Tape at a high speed.

Jensen speaks on the reign of God. He explains that the values of the believer are not possible without the rule of God. 1. God rules the world 2. God rules sin 3. God calls forth his church and keeps us until the end

Jensen speaks on Hebrews 2:5-3:7. He gives an overview of previous talks. Jensen looks at the power of death, in that we all face it, and that it is the expression of God's judgement, and empties life of it's meeting. Jensen shows that we have not tamed the world, because the world is not subjected to man. 2. Salvation's author Jensen explores the connection between Jesus being crowned and his death. He examines what this means for us, and how Jesus' death benefits us. 3. Perfecting the priest (2:14-18) Jensen looks at how Jesus is made perfect, as this is needed for Christ to suffer death and bring salvation. He looks at the importance of Jesus' humanity. Questions throughout University Church of St Matthias sermon

Jensen examines if the gospel is true those with high intelligence or moralism reject it. He expounds John 8. 1. The claims of Jesus 2. The face of unbelief,  ,  

May 31st, 2013. Sermon Given at Community Chapel. The last Sermon at Moore by Peter Jensen as Arch Bishop. Jensen looks at hope and vision in ministry from Romans 15. He reminds his listeners that God is faithful and keeps his promises. Jensen shows that Jesus is our one true hope.

Jensen speaks on Romans 15 at Final Friday in 1997. He looks to the future experiences of the graduates in the future. Jensen looks at the college's hopes for the graduates. Jensen looks at Paul's prayer in Romans 15:13. He looks at the difficulties of ministry. Originally delivered 1997-11-21

Jensen looks at the questions people have around suffering. He explains that this is the result of human rebellion, looking at Genesis 3. 1. God's rule over his kingdom - he is in control a) nature b) history c) over people d) his future rule 2. The preaching of Jesus on the Kingdom of God

Jensen speaks on the contribution of the Old Testament law in pleasing God from Deuteronomy 5:7. Jensen looks at the tradition of holding the Ten Commandments as the ultimate law, and the reaction against this. 1. Authority of the law 2. Limitations of the law 3. Application of the law

Sermon given at St Matthias church