A Podcast discussion on events and talks given at Bootle Protestant Free Church . These are not sermons but thoughts on a sermon. You can find the sermon on our youtube site https://www.youtube.com/@bpfc Why "know Surrender" it is taken from a pamphlet I was given some years back and is a play on words. "No Surrender" is of course a well know phrase but to "know Surrender" that is to surrender your self to the Lord Jesus, the Christ is more than a well known phrase. It is the key to eternal ...
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Sola Scriptura Showdown: Protestant Minister on the Archbishop of Canterbury
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Send us a text This is a sermon from a Protestant minister who, though not Anglican, addresses the recent election of the new Archbishop of Canterbury. The minister expresses strong theological objections to the appointment, arguing that the selection of a woman, Bishop Sarah Mullally, violates the divine order for church leadership as established …
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Out of the frying pan and into the fire : Joseph’s Unwavering Dedication: Genesis 41
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Send us a text A discussion on a sermon titled "Faithful in the Fire: Joseph’s Dedication to God," offers a detailed theological exposition of the biblical account found in Genesis 41:1–36. The author uses Joseph's life, specifically his interpretation of Pharaoh’s dreams and the subsequent proposal of a plan to save Egypt, to illustrate what unwav…
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Two Dreams. One Interpreter . Trusting God in the Tension
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Send us a text Discussion on sermon excerpts and theological reflections concerning the biblical narrative of Genesis 40, specifically the dreams of Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker, which Joseph interprets. The central theme explored across the texts is God's sovereignty over all outcomes, emphasising that God's answers are not always symmetrical, re…
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Joseph’s Integrity: Faithful in the Furnace
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Send us a text A discussion based on a sermon titled “Faithfulness in the Furnace: Joseph’s Integrity in the Dark,” focusing on the biblical narrative found in Genesis 39:12–23. The text explores how Joseph maintained integrity by fleeing temptation when Potiphar's wife falsely accused him, resulting in his unjust imprisonment. The sermon emphasise…
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Philadelphia's Open Door: A Letter to Believers
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Send us a text A discussion on an excerpt from a sermon transcript, likely from a YouTube channel named "BPFC," which addresses the "Letter to the Church at Philadelphia" found in Revelation 3. The speaker begins by reading the scripture, focusing on Christ's authority ("the Key of David") and the promise of an "Open Door" for the faithful, small c…
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Joseph's Steadfast Faith: Running from Sin
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Send us a text This passage centres on a biblical sermon that examines the story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife from Genesis 39:1-10. The speaker uses Joseph's unwavering faithfulness in the face of temptation as a moral compass for contemporary Christians. The sermon emphasises that true sin is rebellion against God and highlights the dangers of co…
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Send us a text The sermon explores the Christian concept of God as light, emphasising the stark contrast between divine purity and human darkness, or sin. It examines the call for believers to "walk in the light," shunning compromise and embracing a life of truth, as outlined in scripture, particularly 1 John 1:5. The speaker addresses the challeng…
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Send us a text This is a very important message. I do hope you can spend 20 minutes to listen. It was originally written by Bishop J C Ryle but is as valid today as it was in his time. We discuss the nature and pervasiveness of idolatry, defining it as giving honour due solely to God to His creatures or human inventions. They assert that idolatry i…
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Send us a text In this podcast examine the biblical narrative of Joseph, highlighting the intricate interplay between human choices and divine will. They explain how Joseph's brothers, driven by jealousy and hatred, stripped him of his treasured coat of many colours and sold him into slavery, subsequently deceiving their father, Jacob, about his fa…
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Send us a text "know Surrender" presents an excerpt from a sermon delivered on the YouTube channel "BPFC," focusing on the biblical letter to the church at Sardis found in Revelation chapter three. The speaker interprets Christ's message to Sardis as a warning against spiritual deadness, where a church may have a reputation for being alive but is, …
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Joseph's Brothers: Dreams, Plots, and God's Plan
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Send us a text This analyses Genesis 37:12-22, focusing on the biblical narrative of Joseph and his brothers. The speaker examines Joseph's journey to find his brothers, who are tending their father's flocks, and their subsequent conspiracy to kill him due to their envy and his perceived favouritism. Particular attention is paid to Reuben's interve…
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The Church in Compromise: Thyatira's warning
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Send us a text Thyatira "The corrupted Church," offers an interpretive sermon on the biblical message to the church in Thyatira from Revelation 2:18 to the end of chapter 2. The speaker highlights Thyatira as a "compromising church" due to its entanglement with trade guilds that required participation in idolatrous feasts and immoral activities, di…
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Send us a text This discussion provides a comprehensive exposition of the biblical account of Joseph from Genesis chapter 37, verses 1-11. The speaker analyses Joseph's early life, his preferential treatment from his father Jacob, and the resentment this caused among his brothers, further intensified by his prophetic dreams. Beyond the narrative, t…
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The Enduring Power of the Covenant Israel Message
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Send us a text This is a special one off edition of our podcast. If you are interested in the subject drop me a line and I will point you to the people you need to speak to These sources collectively introduce and explain the Covenant Israel Message, highlighting its profound implications for both individual believers and the Church. The message se…
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The Church in Pergamum: A Call to Not Compromise
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Send us a text A discussion based on a YouTube video transcript, offers a theological discourse focusing on the Book of Revelation's message to the Church of Pergamum. It explores the historical and spiritual context of this ancient city, highlighting its pervasive paganism and emperor worship as a source of temptation and persecution for early Chr…
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Send us a text A discussion on" featuring J.C. Ryle's "The Great Battle" (1816-1900), asserts that while physical warfare is a necessary evil, a spiritual battle against "the world, the flesh, and the devil" is a constant duty for all professing Christians. Ryle equates being a Christian with being a soldier of Christ, bound by baptismal vows to fi…
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Send us a text "Thieves on the Cross," is an audio sermon by J.C. Ryle (1816-1900) that explores the biblical account of Christ and the two thieves crucified alongside him, found in Luke 23:39-43. The sermon uses this passage to highlight several key Christian doctrines. Firstly, it emphasises Christ's immense power and willingness to save even the…
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Letters to the Churches: Ephesus and Smyrna
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Send us a text A transcript from the channel "BPFC," focuses on a biblical interpretation of the letters to the churches of Ephesus and Smyrna from the Book of Revelation. The speaker analyses the praise and admonishment given to these early Christian communities, particularly highlighting Ephesus's loss of its "first love" despite its doctrinal pu…
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J C Ryle - The Lord's Supper: Questions, Answers, and Controversy
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Send us a text Here is an extensive discussion on the Lord's Supper within the context of the Church of England, highlighting significant doctrinal disputes and controversies. It presents 51 questions and answers, primarily drawing upon the New Testament, Church of England articles, and esteemed English divines, to clarify the ordinance's true mean…
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Christian Conduct: Walking the Narrow Path
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Send us a text This sermon focuses on Christian conduct as outlined in Titus chapter 2, emphasising that a Christian's behaviour should remain consistent both in public and private life, reflecting their faith constantly. The speaker highlights the importance of respecting and learning from elders, defining them as those who have lived long and can…
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