Chatham Gospel Hall

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Can the Bible speak to the parenting challenges we face today? A recent study revealed that at age 4, half the children had their own television and three-fourths their own mobile device. Never before has the definition of ‘normal’ changed so rapidly in a culture. Learn how the Bible speaks to the essentials of healthy parenting, even as it relates to raising children in a technological world.

Every Christian will experience losses of various types (people, health, jobs, dreams, etc) and Scripture shows us ways to honour our losses and heal from them by grieving.

Listen to Jim McMaster, Stephen Vance and Caleb Simonyi-Gindele discuss balanced, Biblical answers to relevant current questions, submitted by audience members.

No one likes a visit to the ER. But when you need them, the care given by those who deal with casualties is essential and invaluable. So what happens when there is a spiritual emergency in your life? What happens when you become a spiritual casualty in the battle of the Christian life? In these sessions we will take a straightforward, sympathetic and practical look at the Causes and Cure for the believer who becomes wounded in spiritual warfare.

I really like my iPhone X. But, there are times I have to admit that it becomes more than a phone to me. How can the Scriptures help us become the master of our phones instead of them ruling our lives?

No one likes a visit to the ER. But when you need them, the care given by those who deal with casualties is essential and invaluable. So what happens when there is a spiritual emergency in your life? What happens when you become a spiritual casualty in the battle of the Christian life? In these sessions we will take a straightforward, sympathetic and practical look at the Causes and Cure for the believer who becomes wounded in spiritual warfare.

Many Christians are crippled by guilt and shame. We will examine the difference and the solutions. Guilt is generally over what we’ve done, and the repair comes spiritually through Christ’s atonement and our confession, and practically through apologies and reconciliation. Shame is generally over who we are and the fear of being known, and the repair comes through openness and authenticity, whether with God or in a community of believers.

Nathan Pratt - Gospel

Nathan Pratt - I will not be afraid - Psalm 3

Andy Deore - Gospel

Josh Klingbeil - God's Final Word - Hebrews 1

Andy Deore - Prayer

Nathan Pratt - Psalm 1

Paul Ward gives clear teaching on the Ascension of Jesus Christ

Phil Warren reviews 3 doxologies from the New Testament

Marvin Derksen - Gospel Service - "I will" - January 29, 2017

Marvin Derksen - Relationship with Christ - January 29, 2017

Marvin Derksen - Revelation of Truth - January 29, 2017

David Petterson - Job (5 of 5) - November 18, 2016

David Petterson - Job (4 of 5) - November 17, 2018

David Petterson - Job (3 of 5) - November 16, 2016

David Petterson - Job (2 of 5) - November 15, 2016

David Petterson - Job (1 of 5) - November 14, 2016

David Vallance - The Positive Pattern of the NT Assembly

David Vallance - The Preaching of the Cross

David Vallance - The Practical Impact of the Cross

David Vallance - The Person of the Cross

David Vallance - The Prophecy of the Cross

Clive Barber - 1 Corinthians 10

Newbury Gospel Hall - April 17-19, 2017 - The Unity of the Fellowship

Newbury Gospel Hall - April 17-19, 2017 - The Unity of the Fellowship

Newbury Gospel Hall - April 17-19, 2017 - The Unity of the Fellowship

Jon Robertson preaches on John 19:30, the finished work of Christ