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Smith gives a summary of the previous talks in this series. Smith looks at whether the death of Jesus is the prominent message in the New Testament. Katoomba Convention '68, C 230 SMI
1968
Stace speaks on Hebrews 7. He looks at the judgement of God, and how we respond to a talk on the topic is both a measure of how we see ourselves, and how we see God. Stace explains that we need a saviour and priest in order to enjoy and delight in God's holiness. 1. Melchidek's name and character is a perfect fit to describe what Jesus is able to impart to those who have trusted in him 2. Melchizadek's permanent qualifications 3. Don't go back if the reality of Melchizedek has arrived 4. Perfection through Christ, the perfect priest 5. If we don't see God as holy, we will not see the significance of sin, the cross, his victory, and Jesus as mediator., , ,
2008-06-08
Adamopoulu speaks on church history throughout Europe, and how this led to orthodox spirituality. This includes the relationship between church and state., Cassette label reads : "Contemporary alternatives of spirituality orthodox - Br. T. Adamopoulu - 28.9.92 Robert Menzies College of Christian studies" Beginning of talk is missing. Sound quality is poor
1992-09-28
Bingham speaks on Mark 4:35 onwards. 1. The authority of Jesus Christ in creation 2. The authority of Jesus Christ in salvation 3. The authority of Jesus Christ in commissioning Bingham speaks on Jesus' calming of the storm, comparing the accounts from the different gospels., Reel box reads : "Rev G. Bingham 3"
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Bingham speaks on 1 Peter 1. He explores the role of holiness in the Christian life, and that it does not lead to rules. Bingham shows that the Bible also warns against unholiness. He explains why he is speaking on holiness, and why we find it hard to be honest in regards to our own holiness. Bingham shows that we need God's word to see clearly, that God is handing us over to our sin, but that we are moving into light. He explores how to be holy. Bingham explains what holiness is, our need to be made clean and that God is holy. He shows that this should lead to us being made holy., Reel label reads : "Rev G. Bingham A. D. C. Mon 1"
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Speaker expounds 1 Peter 1. He stresses that some facts are eternally true, and thus that we should not live based purely on emotions, exploring the difference. Speaker explores the relationship between faith and salvation, and the importance of growing faith. Speaker explores the challenges that believers face, and the importance of praying when trials come. He shows that faith should be accompanied by joy in the Lord, even when our faith feels like it is disappearing., Reel box label reads : "Canberra christian convention June 1967 tape 2 1. 11/6 Rev Perry Smith 8:30 PM 41 mins 3. 11/6 Rev Bingham 4 2:30 PM 64 mins 4. 12/6 Rev Bingham 5 9:30 AM 60 mins 1. 12/6 Rev Mallison 3 11:15 AM 51 mins 2. 12/6 Rev Bingham 6 2:15PM 65 mins"
1967-06-01
Bingham speaks on 1 Peter 1, continuing his study on holiness. He shows that the work of Christ has freed us on the cross, and has begun to work out in our lives. He shows that this is possible through the Holy Spirit. Bingham explains that making people holy us being done through the Holy Spirit, and that this is a continuation of the command from the Old Testament. Bingham explores the application of freedom for our lives, and becoming a servant of God. He shows that if we are in Christ, we are able to obey God. Bingham explores the competition between the flesh and the spirit., Reel box reads : "Rev G. Bingham 3"
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Bingham speaks on Galatians 1:5-6. He looks at a believer's need for the epistles. He looks at the challenges posed by the judaisers, especially Paul's authority. Bingham explains the history of the Kesick movement, and it's interaction with the gospel. He warns against works-righteousness, stressing that we are freed by grace. Bingham shows that salvation is accompanied by union of Christ, justification, and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Bingham stresses that Christ's death and resurrection is central to holiness. He shows that we can not continue to sin once we are saved, as guilt, which is the power of sin, has been removed. Bingham emphasises that salvation is completed through the cross, and that we can not add to it. He warns against the grip of sin., Reel to reel box label reads : "Tape I 1. 9/6 Rev Bingham 1 PM 50 min 3. 10/6 Rev Bingham 2 AM 38 min 3. 10/6 Rev Mallison 1 AM 40 min 4 10/6 Rev Mallison 2 PM 48 min 2 10/6 Rev Bingham 3 PM 57 min 1 12/6 Mrs McIntyre AM 12min 1 9/6 canon Arrowsmith PM"
1967-06-01
