Luke

Chapman speaks on the emptiness (or not) of life 1. Life is empty 2. Life isn't meant to be empty. UNSW Unichurch Tape is at a high speed with some white noise.

Chapman speaks on Luke 24:36-49. He looks at the evidence for Jesus' resurrection, including the witnesses to the resurrection. 1. The evidence 2. Jesus is able to take us through death to life after death. 3. Death is not the end., Campus Bible Study

Chapman speaks on the parables of the lost sheep and coin. He looks at why the parables were told, to show that God is taking the initative to call people to Christ. He explains that the parable means that there is more rejoicing over one sinner who repents, then 99 who are self-righteous and relying on good works. Chapman looks at some application, including rejoicing over others coming back to Christ, and a commitment to the spread of the gospel. Chapman then expounds the parables. Sermon given at St Matthias church

Chapman speaks on Luke 7:36. He introduces the talk with two stories from his life. Chapman looks at the two characters of the woman and Simon the Pharasee. He challenges the audience to consider if they have been forgiven much, and thus should love much.

Chapman shares his testimony. Chapman speaks on Zechariah's response to John the Baptist's birth. from Luke 1:67-79. He looks at what Zechariah prophesy's about Jesus, and what it says about John. Chapman explores the role and response of John the Baptist.