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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.

  1. 22h ago

    Fairer Than Men - Christ the King (Psalm 45)

    Reg Carnell preaches on Psalm 45 at Coleford Gospel Hall, unpacking the psalm’s Superscription and its threefold structure to present the Lord Jesus Christ as the beautiful, anointed King. He reads the psalm, explains the Old Testament background (Shoshanim, sons of Korah, Maskill) and moves from personal meditation in verse 1 to an extended exaltation of Christ’s person, speech, resurrection and eternal throne. Throughout the message Reg Carnell draws on Gospel and prophetic texts (John, Luke, Mark, Zechariah, Daniel, Revelation) and uses biblical illustrations - lilies, the Queen of Sheba, the fig tree, Uzziah - to press practical application: cultivate inward meditation, make gospel truth your own, speak and share the good news, and live in the light of Christ’s righteous reign and coming kingdom.

    1h 2m

  2. 6d ago

    Hope Thou in God - Thirsting for God’s Presence (Psalm 42–43)

    James preaches on Psalm 42 (and Psalm 43 as its close companion), reading the text and explaining how these psalms form the opening of Book Two of the Psalter. He highlights textual features - the ancient joining of Psalms 42-43 and the threefold refrain - and explains 'countenance' as the presence and help of God that shows itself in believers. Drawing on the historical setting of David’s exile (2 Samuel 15-16), James shows that when everything is stripped away the one longing that remains is for God’s presence. He moves from literary and historical exposition into pastoral application, urging listeners to practise the psalmist’s inner exhortation - 'Hope thou in God' - even amid waves of suffering, and points to Calvary as the decisive fulfilment of God’s just judgement and sustaining love.

    21 min

  3. May 25

    One Perfect Offering — Psalm 40 and the Burnt Offering

    Michael Browne expounds Psalm 40 as the psalm of the burnt offering, showing how Old Testament sacrifices point to the one perfect offering of the Son of God. Drawing on Hebrews 10 and the messianic language of the psalm, he emphasises Christ’s voluntary obedience, substitutionary atonement, and the unique, once-for-all nature of His sacrifice that fulfils the types and removes the need for animal offerings. Michael then moves from doctrine to pastoral application: the psalm’s picture of being brought up out of a horrible pit informs Christian experience. He encourages believers to wait patiently on the Lord, warns against mere ritualism, and urges a renewed testimony — a new song of praise — for effective ministry, closing with a direct pastoral appeal and prayer request.

    21 min

  4. May 18

    Psalm 32: The Joy of Forgiveness

    In this episode Michael Browne explores the timeless message of Psalm 32, reflecting on King David’s journey from hidden guilt to the overflowing joy of forgiveness. Drawing on the story of David’s sin with Bathsheba and the prophet Nathan’s confrontation, the teaching unpacks how sin burdens the soul, how true repentance brings release, and how God’s grace can lift the heaviest load. Through vivid illustrations and Scripture, listeners are invited to consider the peace that comes when sin is acknowledged and forgiven.

    36 min

  5. May 11

    Psalm 16: The Path of the Perfect Pilgrim

    In this episode Michael Browne leads a thoughtful exposition of Psalm 16, exploring its prophetic focus on Jesus Christ as the Perfect Man and the fulfilment of the Messianic promise. He reflects on Christ’s life of absolute trust and obedience to the Father, His delight in the saints, and His rejection of idolatry. The message also challenges believers to mirror the Lord’s dependence and purity in daily life, standing firm in a world of spiritual compromise.

    23 min

  6. Apr 27

    The Fool Says in His Heart: Evidence for God in a Godless Age

    In this episode Ian Jackson explores Psalm 14 and challenges the claims of modern atheism and materialism. Through a journey to three “improbable places” the mirrorthe art galleryand the law courtsHe examines the evidence of human design, the consequences of a worldview without God, and the moral realities that point to a Creator. This message addresses the inadequacies of the Big Bang and evolutionary theory to answer life’s deepest questions and calls listeners to consider the reality of God and His claims upon their lives.

    58 min

  7. Apr 20

    Psalm 8: The Son of Man and His Dominion

    In this episode, Michael Browne explores Psalm 8, one of the Messianic Psalms that reveals Christ as the Son of Man with dominion over all creation. He traces how this psalm reflects both the failure of Adam and the ultimate triumph of Christ, who has regained far more through His obedience than humanity lost by disobedience. Drawing on New Testament references, including Hebrews 2 and Ephesians 1, Browne explains the psalm’s prophetic vision of the coming kingdom, when all things will be put under Christ’s feet, creation will be restored, and God’s name will be excellent in all the earth.

    48 min

  8. Apr 6

    Psalm 2: The Voices of Rebellion and the Reign of Christ

    In this episode Eric Parmenter explores the prophetic depth of Psalm 2, tracing the life, death, resurrection, ascension, and future reign of the Lord Jesus Christ through the Psalms. He examines the four “voices” within the psalm: the rebellious nations, God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Spirit’s appeal to the world. Drawing connections to Hebrews, Acts, and Revelation, this teaching highlights how the Psalms reveal Christ’s eternal sonship, His coming kingdom, and the call for all to submit to and trust in Him.

    47 min
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