Some Sermons of the Church of England (Continuing)

Audio Sermons and Addresses

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The MORE Sure Word of Prophecy
2 Peter 1:19-end, The Rev Baruch Maoz, July 2nd 2006

The Faith that Saves
Galatians 2:11-end, The Rev Baruch Maoz, July 2nd 2006

The blessing of the Spirit
John 14:15-20, the Rev E J Malcolm, May 28th 2006

Speaking to the Lost
Ruth 1:16, The Rt Rev Edward Malcolm

Whose Son are You?
Galatians 4:26, the Rev E J Malcolm, March 26th 2006

Lawful and Expedient?
1 Cor 6:12, The Rt Rev Edward Malcolm

Communion Blessing
1 Cor 10:16-17, The Rev EJ Malcolm, February 5th 2006

The Glory of Christmas
Luke 2:9, The Rt Rev Edward Malcolm

Hearing the Voice of the Shepherd
John 10:4, The Rev E J Malcolm, January 1st 2006

Jesus Christ
The Rev Dr Edgar Dowse

Are You Ready?
Matthew 24:42-44, The Rev E J Malcolm, 4th December 2005

An Advent Sermon
Psalm 127: The Rev Edward J Malcolm, 27 November 2005

Spiritual Warfare
Psalm 119:17-24
The Rev Peter Ratcliff, Sunday 6th November 2005

Our Great Deliverance
The 400th Aniversary of the Gunpowder Plot
and the 317th Aniversary of the Glorious Revolution
The Rev Edward J Malcolm, Sunday 6th November 2005

The Need to Maintain the Protestant Anglican Faith
By the Rev John Shearer, Nuffield
At Frinton-on-Sea, Saturday 25th September 2004

The Importance of Rediscovering
Evangelical Anglican Teaching
By The Rt Rev Edward Malcolm, Wolverhampton
At Frinton-on-Sea, Saturday 25th September 2004

Reasons for the Use and Defence of the AV Today
By The Rev M Harley,
Hampton Court Conference Commemorative Meeting
Saturday 17th January 2004

The Glorious History of the Authorized Version
By The Rev A Macgregor,
Hampton Court Conference Commemorative Meeting
Saturday 17th January 2004

A Sermon on Matthew 16: 13-28
By The Rev John Shearer
Inaugural Service of Frinton-on-Sea C of E (Continuing)
Saturday 29th March 2003

An Advent Sermon on Romans 15 verse 4
By The Rev Edward J Malcolm,
Bible Sunday 2004

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