Join us as we explore the depths of God's living word.
Featuring recorded teachings from Coleford Gospel Hall, we delve into biblical passages to uncover God’s messages for us today.
Mark Hill opens with Luke 15 to consider the parable of the younger son who chooses independence from his father. By taking his inheritance early, the son creates distance and ends in destitution, feeding swine and craving husks.
Mark uses this to ask whether listeners are spiritually lost or dead, stressing that the son’s own decisions brought separation.
5 Oct 2026
Walking to Please God: Practical Faith from Thessalonica
Paul Young opens with 1 Thessalonians chapter 4, verses 1-12, urging believers to walk, please, and obey the Lord. He presents the Christian life as a deliberate progression towards Christ’s likeness, rooted in moral necessity rather than optional choice.
Using an illustration about a misunderstanding of faith and work, Paul Young stresses that salvation by grace must show itself in daily conduct. The introduction frames the passage as a call to abound in holiness, love, and honest ambition.
28 Sept 2026
Lifted Eyes: Trusting the Enthroned Lord
Malcom Horlock opens with Psalm 123, contrasting it with the familiar Psalm 23 to direct attention upward rather than backward or forward. Using the song of ascents as a pilgrim’s hymn, he explores how God’s people, beset by ridicule and contempt, turn their gaze to the one enthroned in the heavens. The structure of the psalm and its keywords - eyes, graciousness, and being filled - underline utter dependence on divine favour.
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