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 | Introduction to John's Gospel (2006) | To many Christians the Gospel of St. John is the most prized and cherished books of the New Testament. Someone once said that John wrote the most simplest of Greek in the whole of the NT yet the Holy Spirit took it and changed it into the most beautiful book ever written! | Read this sermon >> |
John Chapter 4 4:3-30 & 39-42 (2008) |
The Woman at the Well. Why did the Samaritains and the Jews not get on with each other?. Discover their secret. | Download this sermon (66kb pdf) | |
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Gethsemane-The Real Story (2007) |
For hundreds of years theologians and preachers have indicated that Jesus hesitated going to the cross in the Garden of Gethsemane. What was the real story? | Read this sermon >> |
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History & Development of Holy Communion (2006) |
This paper is a study of the history subsequent development of the theology of the Lord's Table. | Download this sermon [303kb pdf] >> |
Turning Vision into Reality (2007) |
Many leaders have had vision but how to turn it into reality-Now that is the question! | Download this sermon (80.7kb pdf)>> | |
The Deity of Christ (2007) |
Many Cults deny that Jesus was God. This paper points to both Old and New Teastaments to prove that Jesus was Very God. | Download this sermon (38kb pdf) | |
The Book of the Revelation. Introduction (2007) |
The following are a series of papers look in depth at the seven Churches described in the Book of Revelation. The author has visited the sites of these Churches twice and has added his experiences to the descriptions. |
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| Introducing the Seven Churches of Revelation (2007) | This short paper gives an overview of the seven Churches written to by John from the Isle of Patmos | IDownload this paper (116kb pdf ) | |
| The Church at Ephesus 1 (2007) | Ephesus the most splendorous City in Aisa. Read about its history and commentary on Rev 2:1-7 | Download this paper (477k pdf) | |
| The Church at Smyrna 2 (2007) | Symrna was the frist city to have planned road system.History and commentary on Rev 2:8-11 |
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| The Church at Pergamum 3 (2007) | Pergamum discovered parchment. History and commentary Rev 2:12-17 | Download this paper (569kb pdf) | |
| The Church at Thyatira4 (2007) | Thyatira was a city of many trades. History and Commentary Rev 2:18-28 |
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| The Church at Sardis 5 (2007) | Sardis the centre of Jewish worship. Known for impregnable fortifications yet was successfully invaded twice because of incompetence. Rev 3:1-6 |
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| The Church at Philadelphia 6 (2008) | Philadelphia the City with the Open Door. Rev 3:7-13 | Download this paper (1570 kb pdf) | |
| The Church at Laodicea 7 (2008) | he city that offered medical treatment. It's Christians were very wealthy and sterile spiritually. Rev 3:14-22 | Download this paper (1858kb pdf) | |
Anthony Carr Sermon Prompts
As the title suggests the aim of these sermon prompts is to 'cause somebody to act: to make someone decide what to do: to cause something to happen.'
This material is suitable for developing into sermons or subjects for Bible study. There will be a variety of subject matter available in the future and will show a range of subjects. Some will be controversial like the paper on Gethsemane and the writer welcomes comment on such subjects.
The series on the Seven Churches of the Revelation contains the detailed history of each city together with several photographs of the ruins and other apsects of its past.
The list will be added to over the coming months and I trust the reader will be blessed and instructed and as Scripture encourages us to “"Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." (NKJV) 2 Tim 2:15 As the KJV puts it, "Study to show yourselves approved unto God..."
Preachers should feel free to use this material for preaching and also if publishing in a local weekly Church news bulletin. If it is desired to publish an article more extensively then sending me an e-mail first explaining how it is to be used would be courteous.
To be kept informed of future papers please e-mail with your name to: ajcarr@blueyonder.co.uk