Woolwich Evangelical Church

Here are two sides to the return of Christ. Primarily, he comes to be magnified in his saints. The work he has done in them will be a source of wonder to all. On the other hand, his coming signals the exertion of his righteous judgement on those who reject the gospel.

The simple prayer of a mother in great need. Here is simple help and direction for the seeker.

It was necessary for Joseph to be 'brought down' before he was lifted up to be Pharaoh's right-hand man. Lessons from his time as a servant in Potiphar's house.

Why does a just God allow his people to undergo suffering? Why does he not intervene to protect them when they are persecuted? Here is the wonderful way God works to give his people a firm assurance of their place in heaven. Also, the rest and relief they will have on Christ's return.

The unbeliever lives in the realm of the natural world about him. He cannot see the spiritual realm. The believer's eyes have been opened to see the spiritual world, a sight that has brought peace and calm to his mind and soul.

The plot to kill Joseph and the subsequent actions of his own brothers give us a horrifying insight into the depths of sin to which the human heart may sink.

The stumbling blocks of little faith, and the need for an ever-growing faith. Also, the importance of the doctrine of the church.

Here is the unexpected, gracious, repeated call of God to us to come to him. How will we respond?

Joseph is one of the believer's favourite Bible characters. Without doubt he is a type of Christ. Here, from his early days, are some remarkable ways in which this is so.

What are we running for in the race of life? What is our life's objective? Salvation is the one objective that should dominate all others and cause us to strive constantly until we obtain it.

Spiritual lessons fro the journeying of Jacob from one place to another.

The Firstborn of all Creation, the Firstborn from the dead. What is the importance and the significance of these terms.

The gradual revelation of the resurrected Christ to his disciples provides a marvellous parallel to the gentle and gradual way the Lord brings sincere seekers to himself.

Christ's cry of anguish and bitterest agony. My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me? What does it mean to be forsaken of God? Why was Christ forsaken of his heavenly Father?

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.