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Bible Covenants | Michael Penfold

After explaining what “Covenant Theology” is (as taught by Reformed Theologians) Michael Penfold expounds the 5 main covenants of Scripture – Noahic, Abrahamic, Sinaitic, Davidic and New. Readings: Gen 6:18, 9:9-16, 17:7-11, Ex 24:3, 7-8, Psa 89:34-37, Jer 31:31-34, 32:37-40. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada in January 2026) Bible Covenants – Handout Complete series of sermons: The 7 Dispensations Eschatological Hermeneutics (How to Interpret Prophecy) Israel, The Church and the Nations Daniel’s 70 Weeks (The Greatest Prophecy…
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The Kingdom of God in History and Prophecy | Michael Penfold

Michael Penfold expounds “the Kingdom of God” – its timing, scope and administration. He walks his audience through the handout below, looking at 8 historical stages of God’s Kingdom. Readings: Daniel Chs 2 and 7. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada in January 2026) The Kingdom of God – Handout Complete series of sermons: The 7 Dispensations Eschatological Hermeneutics (How to Interpret Prophecy) Israel, The Church and the Nations Daniel’s 70 Weeks (The Greatest Prophecy in the Bible) The…
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Daniel’s 70 Weeks | Michael Penfold

Michael Penfold expounds Daniel’s 70 Weeks, the greatest prophecy in the Bible and one which determines one’s entire view of eschatology. Reading: Daniel Chs 9. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada in January 2026) Complete series of sermons: The 7 Dispensations Eschatological Hermeneutics (How to Interpret Prophecy) Israel, The Church and the Nations Daniel’s 70 Weeks (The Greatest Prophecy in the Bible) The Kingdom of God in History and Prophecy The 5 Covenants End Times Timetable Will The…
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Israel, the Church and the Nations | Michael Penfold

Michael Penfold outlines the three groups with whom God deals providentially in history: Israel, the Church and the nations. The Jews are the physical descendants of Abraham (Ethnic Israel), Gentiles (nations) are non-Jews, and the Church is the body of Christ, composed of all believers from Pentecost (Acts 2) to the pre-tribulation rapture. Readings: 1 Cor 10:32, Acts 17:22-31. (Recorded in Parkview Gospel Hall, Winnipeg, MB, Canada in January 2026) Israel the Church and the Nations – Handout Complete series…

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59 unrehearsed piano favourites from the Irish Gospel Hymn Book. Nothing professional, but an opportunity to enjoy some beloved hymns and tunes. No. 8 And did the Holy and the Just No. 20 Come let us sing the song of songs No. 22 Fairest of all the earth beside No. 48 Jesus Thy dying love I own No. 59 Majestic sweetness sits enthroned No. 64 O blessed Saviour is Thy love No. 72 O Jesus Lord Thou stoodest in my stead No. 92 Rise my soul behold ‘tis Jesus No. 116 Who can cheer the heart like Jesus No. 123 The Stranger of Galilee No. 137 Calvary’s Cross No. 148 Come now and behold what Jesus hath done No. 164 Give me a sight O Saviour No. 199 In loving kindness Jesus came No. 220 Nailed upon Golgotha’s tree No. 230 Not what these hands have done No. 242 O teach me what it meaneth No. 254 On Calvary’s brow No. 309 There’s a story ever new No. 315 They nailed my Lord upon the tree No. 340 When the Saviour said “Tis finished” No. 346 Wonderful birth to a manger He came No. 347 Wonderful story of love No. 361 Hark sinner hark, we have tidings so true No. 381 O guilty sinner won’t you come No. 382 O sinner the Saviour is calling for thee No. 403 There’s a voice that is calling to thee No. 420 A sweet remembrance fills my soul No. 421 A trembling soul I sought the Lord No. 431 I am not skilled to understand No. 441 Jesus paid it all No. 446 I once was bound in Satan’s chains No. 456 I’ve found a friend O such a friend No. 462 It is a thing most wonderful No. 500 Abiding O so wondrous sweet No. 515 Dying with Jesus by death reckoned mine No. 529 Hold Thou my hand No. 561 Jesus my Lord will love me forever No. 567 Lord Jesus Thou who only art No. 568 Lord speak to me that I may speak No. 578 My song shall be of Jesus No. 592 O to be like Thee blessed Redeemer No. 601 Precious thought my Father knoweth No. 629 Under His wings I am safely abiding No. 638 Why should I charge my soul with care? No. 652 I’d rather have Jesus than silver or gold No. 658 More holiness give me No. 661 Nearer still nearer close to Thy heart No. 666 O for a closer walk with God No. 669 O love that wilt not let me go No. 673 Saviour Thy dying love No. 693 Tis the blessed hour of prayer No. 744 Bright in the glory No. 746 Face to face with Christ my Saviour No. 750 In the land of fadeless day No. 757 Some glorious morning Jesus will come No. 762 There’s a land that is fairer than day No. 764 We shall see His lovely face No. 770 I shall be satisfied Subscribe and share! For more sermons, visit gospelhallaudio.org Find us on your favourite Podcast platform Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok Email us: contact@gospelhallaudio.org For articles, charts and poems, visit webtruth.org 95 Minutes of Piano Hymns from the Irish Gospel Hymn Book
Full sermon here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QidV1VDQqNQ&t=1052s Subscribe and share! For more sermons, visit gospelhallaudio.org Find us on your favourite Podcast platform Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok Email us: contact@gospelhallaudio.org For articles, charts and poems, visit webtruth.org How COVENANT THEOLOGY Misunderstands the Bible | David Vallance
James Logan preaches on one sin and its reality, one sacrifice and its sufficiency, one Saviour and His ability, and one step and its finality. Recorded in Growell Gospel Hall, August 2026. Subscribe and share! For more sermons, visit gospelhallaudio.org Find us on your favourite Podcast platform Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok Email us: contact@gospelhallaudio.org For articles, charts and poems, visit webtruth.org Four FACTS You NEED to Face | James Logan
The Roseisle singers from Manitoba, Canada, sing "Oh It Was Kind of Him", at a wedding in August 2026. The hymn is No. 407 in the Believers Hymn Book. It was written by Isaac Ewan (1889-1968) from Scotland. More of his poems can be found here: https://www.webtruth.org/?s=isaac+ewan Full hymn lyrics: Oh, it was kind of Him! Blest be His Name! Unto death binding Him, Love drawn He came Bearing our form below, Draining our cup of woe, Deeper than we could know; Blest be His Name! Sorrows gat hold of Him, Suff’rings untold, Darkness enfolded Him; Over Him rolled Billows of judgment dread, Loosed on His sinless head Thorn-crownèd in our stead; Blest be His Name! Earth wore a sullen frown, Heaven hid its light, When God’s own Son went down Into the night, Under the chilling wave, Into the silent grave, Sin-stricken souls to save; Blest be His Name! Gone is the captive’s chain Blest be His Name! Rent is the veil in twain, Blest be His Name! Deigning for us to die, To God He brought us nigh Over a Jordan dry; Blest be His Name! Subscribe and share! For more sermons, visit gospelhallaudio.org Find us on your favourite Podcast platform Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok Email us: contact@gospelhallaudio.org For articles, charts and poems, visit webtruth.org Have You Heard This HEART-WARMING Hymn? (Sung to the tune of "Nearer My God to Thee")
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