Messages That Matter By Dr. Andrew Corbett

Life is a risk. Every day you take risks. You simply cannot live without taking risks! Sometimes we hold back from taking risks due to fear of the unknown, and as a result we miss out on the reward that can only be earned by taking a risk. There are two ways to take a risk and two ways to learn from taking risks that did not work. In this series Dr. Corbett explores how to take risks wisely to improve your chances of success. It is important in the process to know that there are some normal life-risks where success or escape cannot be guaranteed - such as pain and suffering, failure, rejection, relationship breakdowns, and most seriously our eternal destiny.

The Bible reveals that there is more to this world than what simply meets the eye. There is an unseen but very real spiritual realm. It is a realm where certain heavenly creatures interact with us in this dimension - and some of those creatures have rebelled against the Creator and some have even sired half-breed creatures who have become dis-embodied and are now ‘demons’. It is a realm that interacts with our dimension of reality more than most people would realise. The believer in Christ is called to enter into a spiritual war with the weapons of prayer, worship and evangelism, and the defence of the truth. Here's how.

The Bible reveals that there is more to this world than what simply meets the eye. There is an unseen but very real spiritual realm. It is a realm where certain heavenly creatures interact with us in this dimension - and some of those creatures have rebelled against the Creator and some have even sired half-breed creatures who have become dis-embodied and are now ‘demons’. It is a realm that interacts with our dimension of reality more than most people would realise. The believer in Christ is called to enter into a spiritual war with the weapons of prayer, worship and evangelism, and the defence of the truth. Here's how.

The Bible reveals that there is more to this world than what simply meets the eye. There is an unseen but very real spiritual realm. It is a realm that interacts with our dimension of reality more than most people would realise. The believer in Christ is called to enter into a spiritual war with the weapons of prayer, worship and evangelism, and the defence of the truth. Here's how.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is the conclusion, Part 8, How it All Ends.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 7, The Announcement The Christ Was Going To Start The Church.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 6, The Story of the Author's Entrance Into His Story.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 5, The True Story of the Prophets.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 4 of 8, The True Story of King David - Jesus Christ's Ancestor.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 3, The True Story of the Real Prince of Egypt.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 2 - The True Story of the Origin of Mankind.

The Eight Greatest True Stories in the Bible overviews the 8 most important stories in the Bible which, when understood, reveals that the Bible is one story told over a series of what appears to be quite different stories. This is Part 1, The Beginning.

There is a crisis manhood. Young boys are growing up in a culture that is inevitably confusing. On the one hand they are being told that gender is merely a social construct, and on the other hand their natural inclinations are being manipulated by the pedlars of pornography which presents a distorted view of femininity all in the name of women's liberation. Little wonder then that our culture is bereft of a clear vision of what it means to be a man. Dr. Corbett presents a biblical vision of true manhood by considering the preeminent example of Jesus the Christ.

The most natural response that people have toward someone who hurts them is anger, and a desire for vengeance. This inevitably leads to bitterness, excuses, and blame, that can poison our soul. The only way to move past this hurt is to forgive. But how? Forgiving someone who has hurt you is perhaps the most unnatural response for a hurt person. In this short sermon series, Dr. Andrew Corbett introduces the Bible's step-by-step journey for learning how to forgive and be forgiven.

The most natural response that people have toward someone who hurts them is anger, and a desire for vengeance. This inevitably leads to bitterness, excuses, and blame, that can poison our soul. The only way to move past this hurt is to forgive. But how? Forgiving someone who has hurt you is perhaps the most unnatural response for a hurt person. In this short sermon series, Dr. Andrew Corbett introduces the Bible's step-by-step journey for learning how to forgive.

The most natural response that people have toward someone who hurts them is anger, and a desire for vengeance. This inevitably leads to bitterness, excuses, and blame, that can poison our soul. The only way to move past this hurt is to forgive. But how? Forgiving someone who has hurt you is perhaps the most unnatural response for a hurt person. In this short sermon series, Dr. Andrew Corbett introduces the Bible's step-by-step journey for learning how to forgive.

The most natural response that people have toward someone who hurts them is anger, and a desire for vengeance. This inevitably leads to bitterness, excuses, and blame, that can poison our soul. The only way to move past this hurt is to forgive. But how? Forgiving someone who has hurt you is perhaps the most unnatural response for a hurt person. In this short sermon series, Dr. Andrew Corbett introduces the Bible's step-by-step journey for learning how to forgive.

Paul had a fatherly love for Timothy whom he considered to be his son. These were his last letters he wrote to him before he was executed. To download the Bible Study series, Dear Timothy, go to - https://www.andrewcorbett.net/bible-studies-for-small-groups/Dear-Timothy/ The title of these small group Bible studies, ‘Dear Timothy’, is meant to convey an immediate warmth of relationship that the Apostle Paul had over several decades with his young protégé whom he considered to be his son. Some people have the perception that Paul was a cold-hearted man - but cold-hearted people are rarely characterised by long-term relationships. The fact that Timothy was just one of the many long-term friendships that Paul had with various men and women should tell us something important about the man who wrote to Timothy. Paul’s concern for his young lieutenant also involved his concern for the Ephesians. The issues that he addresses to Timothy were really the issues that the church at Ephesus were grappling with. And it is

To download the Bible Study series, Dear Timothy, go to - https://www.andrewcorbett.net/bible-studies-for-small-groups/Dear-Timothy/ The title of these small group Bible studies, ‘Dear Timothy’, is meant to convey an immediate warmth of relationship that the Apostle Paul had over several decades with his young protégé whom he considered to be his son. Some people have the perception that Paul was a cold-hearted man - but cold-hearted people are rarely characterised by long-term relationships. The fact that Timothy was just one of the many long-term friendships that Paul had with various men and women should tell us something important about the man who wrote to Timothy. Paul’s concern for his young lieutenant also involved his concern for the Ephesians. The issues that he addresses to Timothy were really the issues that the church at Ephesus were grappling with. And it is my third hope that we come to see that these are the same issues we are also grappling with as a church today. -Dr. Andrew Corbett The apo

To download the Bible Study series, Dear Timothy, go to - https://www.andrewcorbett.net/bible-studies-for-small-groups/Dear-Timothy/ The title of these small group Bible studies, ‘Dear Timothy’, is meant to convey an immediate warmth of relationship that the Apostle Paul had over several decades with his young protégé whom he considered to be his son. Some people have the perception that Paul was a cold-hearted man - but cold-hearted people are rarely characterised by long-term relationships. The fact that Timothy was just one of the many long-term friendships that Paul had with various men and women should tell us something important about the man who wrote to Timothy. Paul’s concern for his young lieutenant also involved his concern for the Ephesians. The issues that he addresses to Timothy were really the issues that the church at Ephesus were grappling with. And it is my third hope that we come to see that these are the same issues we are also grappling with as a church today. -Dr. Andrew Corbett