Woolwich Evangelical Church

Lessons drawn from Jacob's wrestling with the Lord.

How the believer may put out the influences of the Holy Spirit in his life, the need to let the preaching of the Word to change us and the duty of every believer to test all things.

Here is how pride works in us to keep us from obtaining life's greatest blessing - acceptance with God and blessing from him.

Encouragements given to Jacob in the midst of his fears.

Three short injunctions, but full of practical spiritual help. Is it really possible to rejoice at all times? What does it mean to pray without ceasing? How can I be more thankful?

How can I navigate my way safely through life, avoiding its pitfalls? An exhortation to young people to take the Lord as their Guide in life.

God directs Jacob to return home. Spiritual lessons from his journey back, including God's guidance and divine interventions.

The role of a faithful pastor and the relationship of a congregation with its pastor. Also, the mutual duties of all members to warn, comfort and support their fellow-members.

Are we held back from coming to Christ, hindered by doubts, shame or fear? Let the determined example of this needy woman encourage us still to come. We will find a pleasant surprise.

Two scenes: the domestic and the business. The sad and sorry domestic life of Jacob's family. Here is the result of departure from God's ordinances, as well as the ugliness of envy whether in the home or in the church. Also, the blessing of the Lord on the labour of believers.

The return of Christ will take the unbeliever by surprise. It should not be the same for the believer. Here is his duty to stay awake and to be ever ready for his Lord's return.

Man's knowledge has been ever increasing. He has invented many wonderful things. Great advances have been made in science and technology and medicine. But he still does not have inner rest, peace with himself, and contentment. He still doesn't know how to manage his problems. He needs wisdom, wisdom which he must get from God alone.

Lessons from the arrival of Jacob in Haran, including the effect of loving service.

A description of events at the return of Christ. Will it be a quiet affair? Is the rapture really secret? Also, what the Bible teaches about believers who have died.

The abc of salvation. Three words in one verse. Know these three words and you know the way to reconciliation with God.

Jacob's ladder - a gracious and saving visit from the Almighty to one who didn't deserve it.

The mission of the Son of God.

Sanctification, brotherly love and quietness.

An update from the TBS on their work of Bible translation and distribution. Also, an exposition on the phrase 'imposed on them until the time of reformation' (Hebrews 9.10).

The importance of desire in prayer. Also, the need to grow in love for the brethren and for all men, and holiness of life.