Humanity on Trial

Paul’s devastating legal argument in Romans 1-3 proving the whole world guilty

Latest Sermons

The Great Remedy – Romans 3 | Michael Penfold

In the third of a series of sermons on 4 great “Chapter 3’s” in the Bible, Michael Penfold looks at the apostle Paul’s devastating argument in Romans 3 in which he finds all human beings guilty, but the reveals the way for those same sinners to be declared righteous through the atoning work of Jesus Christ. (Recorded in Thunder Bay Gospel Hall, ON, Canada on 12th Nov 2025) Complete series on Great Bible Chapter 3’s: The Great Tragedy – Genesis…

The Great Necessity – John 3 | Michael Penfold

In the second of a series of sermons on 4 great “Chapter 3’s” in the Bible, Michael Penfold looks the famous conversation between Jesus and Rabbi Nicodemus in John’s Gospel Chapter 3. (Recorded in Thunder Bay Gospel Hall, ON, Canada on 11th Nov 2025) Complete series on Great Bible Chapter 3’s: The Great Tragedy – Genesis 3 The Great Necessity – John 3 The Great Remedy – Romans 3 The Great Mystery – Ephesians 3 Feedback: contact@gospelhallaudio.org

The Great Tragedy – Genesis 3 | Michael Penfold

Opening a series of sermons on 4 great “Chapter 3’s” in the Bible, Michael Penfold looks at the context, cause, character and consequences of “the fall” of Adam, as described in Genesis Ch 3, perhaps the most hated of all Bible chapters. (Recorded in Thunder Bay Gospel Hall, ON, Canada on 10th Nov 2025) Complete series on Great Bible Chapter 3’s: The Great Tragedy – Genesis 3 The Great Necessity – John 3 The Great Remedy – Romans 3 The…

The Sermon Series Many Have Told Us They Found Life-Changing

Podcast

Listen to all our sermons on your favourite Podcast platform

Over 230 Personal Testimonies

Hymns

Piano hymns and singing from around the world.

Rushed off your feet?

Short audios when you’re pushed for time.

Articles, Charts and Poems

Gospel Hall Audio
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.