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Woodhouse looks at the wisdom of asking questions, and questions that wise people do ask. Woodhouse looks at John 3 and the question 'how can a man be born again' asked by Nicodemus.

1998-01-25

Chapman speaks on John 3. He shows that the only way to understand the chapter is 1. Essential for entrance to the kingdom 2. Work done by God, not a work that we do 3. What is the new birth 4. The love of God, Tape is on a fast speed

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Chapman explains John's Gospel as a theological history. He explains the structure of the gospel and the miracles John has selected. Chapman shows that mastering John 1 is the key to the gospel. He makes parallels between Genesis and John. Chapman explores the relationship between the Word and the Father, and to be the light. Chapman examines what John the Baptist says about Jesus, and the implications for these statements. Chapman speaks on the sign in John 2 and 3, particularly new birth from John 3. He shows that new birth leads to repentance and faith, that is, God gives us new birth, and we respond in repentance and faith. Chapman argues that repentance, faith and obedience are the signs of new birth. He shows that judgement comes when we reject the gospel. Chapman argues God's love is seen in action, and that if God's love is on you it is because he wants us to change. Chapman continues in John 5, and the response of the Jews in conflict with Jesus. He stresses how John uses the Sabbath to show the divinity of Jesus., Cassette label reads : "Chapman John talk no. 1 and 2" White noise throughout. Tape is too fast.

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Chapman speaks on John 3:1-15. Chapman explores the character of Nicodemus, including what his life was like before he met Jesus, and then shows that we all need to be born again. He explains that we need to be born again because we push God out of our lives. Chapman explains that a new birth is something that God does for us in changing our lives through the Holy Spirit. He explains what impact this has on our lives, especially in our relationship to God. Chapm challenges the audience to consider how they should respond to God because Jesus had died for them by comparing it to if their neighbour's son had died for them. Chapman challenges the audience to consider how they might respond to God on judgement day. He challenges them to come to Christ young so that they do not waste the rest of their lives. Heathcote-Engadine Baptist Church. Cassette from Mary Andrews archives.

1989-10-29

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