We are developing a range of resources which will be available in a variety of formats including boxed CD and audio tape sets in addition to transcripts of talks and downloadable audio files.
Currently available are the following audio tape/cd sets (all talks by Gilbert Lennox unless otherwise stated):
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The Faith Journey: What is faith? Can anyone believe? What are we asked to believe? What does a life of faith look like? Some of the questions addressed in these talks on Hebrews 10 - 13 in this series from the book of Hebrews. |
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Hard to Swallow: A series from the book of Jonah with Stephen Shaw |
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Cries of the Heart: For thousands of years the Psalms have been many people's favourite reading - for all kinds of reasons. One of the main attractions is the honesty of the songwriters as their hearts cry out giving expression to their confusion and suffering as they try to make sense of life and faith in the real world. |
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The Adversary: We are all involved in a war - not a physical war but a spiritual war, involving the most powerful beings in the universe. In this war people get deceived, wounded, discouraged, devoured and lose their lives. What are the tactics of the enemy? How can we fight back? How can we engage in effective spiritual warfare? |
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Has Science buried God? Science, Theology and Worldviews with Dr John Lennox, MA, DPhil, PhD, DSc, Fellow in Mathematics and Philosophy, and Chaplain at Green College, University of Oxford and Senior Fellow of the Whitefield Institute.
"A brilliant analysis of the core issues in the contemporary debate" |
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Alternative Medicine - a biblical perspective: A 2 seminar set with Dónal O'Mathuna Phd. Prof of Bioethics and Chemistry |
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Darwin on Trial: A challenging look at current issues in evolutionary theory, naturalism and the Christian faith, from John Lennox, MA, DPhil, PhD, DSc, Fellow in Mathematics and Philosophy, and Chaplain at Green College, University of Oxford and Senior Fellow of the Whitefield Institute. |
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What's so good about the good news? If we are to understand just how good the Good News of Jesus Christ really is, we need to understand just how bad the bad news is. This series looks at God's diagnosis of our human condition from Romans 1 to 4 and shows how God's solution more than answers our predicament. |
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The Release of Grace: A series of talks on Romans chapters 5 to 8 which focus on the amazing grace of God and its liberating impact upon our lives and service. Perhaps the most life-changing message you will ever hear. |
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Pace, Pressure and Priorities: Has there ever been so many tired people? Do you never seem to have time anymore? Do you sometimes feel you've lost control of your life? Perhaps now is the time for us to examine the priorities and values that drive the way we live. Why not listen to what Jesus would say to life in the fast lane? |
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The Liberator: Luke presents Jesus as the Liberator who offers freedom to the poor, prisoners, the blind and the oppressed. He sets people free, free from fear of death; free from past guilt and present enslavement to the habits and attitudes that so foul up our minds, our lives, our families, our work places and world. |
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Making sense of life: A look at some of life's problem areas and an attempt to make some sense of them to modern minds. Topics include: Life, Stress, Sex, Loneliness, Work, Christmas and Family. |
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Recovering Hope: Hope, wisdom and life are three key themes in Colossians. The four talks in this series focus on the solid, sure hope to be found in the Gospel and the inspirational impact of this hope in the realities of life. |
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A different Drum: A study on the sermon on the mount: Jesus taught that his word can provide a foundation on which we can build our entire life. What would such a life look like? A detailed look at the "upside-down" message of Christ. |
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To tell you the truth: Is God for real? Can we trust a book? What does it mean to believe? Just some of the questions which thinking people raise about faith at the dawn of a new Millennium and which are considered in this series.Examining some of life's more difficult questions, with Gilbert Lennox. |
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When the going gets tough: As Peter writes to those who are going through the mill for their faith he draws on the lessons of his own life with Christ to inspire faith and deepen our understanding of the purposes and power of God in our lives. |
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The True Intimacy: A series of five talks based on the old testament tabernacle illustrating how God wants to walk with us through the desert storms of life. |
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The Return of Jesus Christ: Deep down everyone is interested in the future. We have to be - the future we are expecting shapes how we live today. So - what are we expecting? Can we really be sure? And can a 21st century person seriously believe that Jesus will return to this planet? An eight talk series with Gilbert Lennox. |
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Beyond survival... making life count: Surviving is an increasingly popular response when we ask people how they are. Many of us run faster and faster just to stand still as the pressures of modern life call even our survival into question. The life of Joseph points us to a place that is beyond survival, a place where we can make our lives count. |
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