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2006-06-04 (Pentecost)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jonathan Pippy	Meaning of Pentecost given Bristol UK Pcost 4 June 2006
This meaning of the day sermon for Pentecost - the Day of Firstfruits - stresses the incredible fact that we are being harvested by God Himself. God is creating within His people, His Holy Righteous Character, and pictures this present Church Age stage of the process as the first harvest. The question is, is the fruit in our lives bountiful? (19.2 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermonette by Andrew Munro	Offering given Bristol UK Pcost 4 June 2006
Giving an offering to God must be done with the correct attitude of mind. We have been given several examples within scripture of offerings given from very different hearts. Ananias and Sapphira were certainly one such example, as was the offering of Abraham - both at opposite ends of the scale. (1.6 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	Our Most Valuable Possession given Bristol UK Pcost 4 June 2006
What would you say is your most precious possession? For those who are truly being converted, it has to be our relationship with God. Five points are covered in the sermon: What we have today was not always the case; Even today, the world remains blinded; We have been given a new and living way; We are to pray Our Father; Vital for the End Time. (10.2 Mb)

2006-06-03

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jonathan Pippy	Is God In Control? given Wales UK 3 June 2006
This sermon shows the incredible way God cares for all his people, and how He works individually with each of us - even though at times we may begin to doubt in our trials. What we must constantly keep in mind is: God's total sovereignty; His infinite wisdom; And His perfect Love. (10.2 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	News Analysis by Jon Bowles	given Wales UK 3 June 2006
One of the greatest destructive aspects of our society today, is the rejection of family values, and their replacement with a mish-mash of liberal and licentious legislation. This News Analysis looks at the past week - particularly with the recent spate of knife crime - and shows how this vital aspect is such a major contributing factor. (3.1 Mb)

2006-05-27

mp3 rm stream	Sermonette by Ian Munro	A Time of Trouble given Wales UK 27 May 2006
People both in the world and the Church have exhibited astounding courage when in difficulties in the past. But there are several scriptures that also urge us all in the Church today to possess a similar approach just before the Time of Trouble prophesied for the imminent future. (2.1 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	The End Time Church Member given Wales UK 27 May 2006
This sermon talks about the time of shattering we find ourselves in today and the perspective we need to correctly handle this situation. Five points are covered: The time of the Early Apostles; Our immediate past; The prophesied future; The problem today; The solution today. (13.0 Mb)

2006-05-20

mp3 rm stream	World Tomorrow by Mr Armstrong	Christ's Flesh given 3 June 1979 played Wales UK 20 May 2006
And now, in the preceding program, my friends, we were seeing a few rather strange things that are not generally understood today and certainly not taught in the churches today. Why is it that we do not today hear the same message that Jesus Christ preached - the gospel of Jesus Christ, but rather a different gospel today? A message about His person, certainly, but not the message that He preached. (3.5 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	Natural Affection given Wales UK 20 May 2006
This sermon talks about the natural affection that God has designed for all humanity to enjoy, but which today is progressively lacking. However, it will be a major factor in providing the foundation of the new world in the Millennium. Five points are covered: A prophesied problem; What is "natural affection"; Why is it important; How was it exhibited in the past?; How must we re-capture this today? (11.9 Mb)

2006-05-13

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Mr Armstrong	Microwave from Tucson given 2 Mar 1981 - played Oswestry UK 13 May 2006
This sermon was given from Tucson, and broadcast to the Church in Pasadena. It begins with the words "And greetings all you holy, righteous people", and then goes on to show one of the most vital aspects of being within the True Church: God's True Church is to be prepared as a holy, righteous people - a holy, righteous Temple to which Christ is prophesied to return. (11.9 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	News Analysis by Jon Bowles	given Oswestry UK 13 May 2006
This Prophetic News Analysis examines the important difference between the legal systems originally found in the English speaking areas of Ephraim and Manassah - based originally on scripture - and those European areas formerly dominated by the Catholic Holy Roman Empire. Prophecy indicates that the final political-religious system of this present world will be a final resurrection of that Holy Roman Empire. We should therefore be watching areas of the news that point in that prophesied direction - such as the removal of our legal safeguards. (3.9 Mb)

2006-05-06

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	A Tale of Two Priests given Wales UK 6 May 2006
Following the sermon last week - on being Fit for the Kingdom - dealing with our future need to be able to administer the Loving Government of God, this sermon deals with the related subject of being a priest. Two individuals are particularly examined - Phinehas and Baalam: What kind of priests are we to be?; Preserving the Law; Teaching the Law's sense; Why Phinehas' convenant?; The opposite way of Baalam; Phinehas' role in defeating Baalam. (12.4 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	News Analysis by Jon Bowles	given Wales UK 6 May 2006
This Prophetic News Analysis examines the recent visit of Mrs Blair to talk to the Pope. Was the fact she wore white - reserved only for Catholic queens - a social gaffe? Or is there far more to her choice of using this protocol. With Israel's new prime minister now in office, the direction this country is now going, also needs to be watched closely. (3.1 Mb)

2006-04-29

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	Fit For the Kingdom given Wales UK 29 Apr 2006
Christ says in Luke 9:62 that "No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God." Mr Armstrong said in the tape last week that "The Kingdom of God will consist of a family of born children of God - that have the government of God." Do we understand this subject of God's Government, or do we "go back" to the way government is handled in the world today? Five points are covered: The defining element of the KOG; Remembering why we were baptised; All in KOG must both administer and be administered by God's Government; Administering God's Government; Being administered by God's Government. (12.3 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	World Tomorrow by Mr Armstrong	Christ's Parable, continued given 13 June 1979 played Wales UK 29 Apr 2006
My friends, do you know what is the World Tomorrow? It's the very thing that was the subject of the true gospel which God sent to mankind and which mankind has spurned and rejected and which we have not been hearing about for over 1800 years. Believe it or not, the true Kingdom of God has not been proclaimed, and people have not been hearing about it, and that was the message, the only true gospel which God sent by Jesus Christ. (3.5 Mb)

2006-04-22

mp3 rm stream	News Analysis by Jon Bowles	given Wales UK 22 April 2006
This Prophetic News Analysis examines the week just gone in the light of what is commanded in Matt 24:32-33 - for us to watch as if watching a fig tree. It groups the news clippings into the following areas: Plagues and resistance to disease; Famine and climate change; Religion and ethics; The Beast Power in Europe; Middle East and Jerusalem; and the possible triggers of oil or terrorism. (4.3 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Mr Armstrong	Creation and the Gospel given 13 May 1978 - played Wales UK 22 April 2006
This sermon was given shortly before Mr Armstrong went to Jerusalem for the inauguration of the Liberty Bell Park. He talks about his commission - given to him by God - to take the gospel to the world as a witness, delivering it in the form of an announcement, and puts this into the context of God's Plan for mankind. He also is very strong with the ministry at the time, insisting that they preach "food in due season" at each Holy Day through the year and also at the Feast of Tabernacles. (12.8 Mb)

2006-04-19 (ULB Last Day AM)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	Joshua given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006
Joshua was the human leader who led God's people into the Promised Land. But examining his life also helps us today - being recorded for us on whom the ends of the age are come (1Cor 10:11). This sermon examines his life in the following areas: Background; A Different Spirit; Taught by and with Moses; Taught directly by Christ; After He Died. (12.4 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermonette by Chris Hancock	Achan's Sin given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006
Mr Armstrong made the statement in his sermon on Passover Examination: "A lot of people have come into this Church, and a lot have become ministers and have ... never had the Spirit of God, and they NEVER REALLY COMPREHENDED THE SPIRITUAL TRUTH." The story of Achan shows clearly how such a carnal attitude can destroy God's people. What we all must keep in mind, is the true source of all spiritual strength. (1.9 Mb)

2006-04-19 (ULB Last Day PM)

mp3 rm stream	Sermonette by Ian Munro	Offering given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006
The Work given to the Church today is much reduced in scale than that given to Mr Herbert Armstrong in the past. But the means of finance remains the same. The freely given tithes and offerings of God's people allow the Church of God in Wales to move forward - in The Way God determines for this time. (1.2 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Offering Music by Paula Henderson	Psalm 23 - The Eternal Is My Shepherd sung Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006
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mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Ian Henderson	Meaning of Unleavened Bread given Bristol UK UB2 19 Apr 2006
This meaning of the day sermon elaborates on a statement that Mr Armstrong makes about the meaning of Unleavened Bread in the booklet: Pagan Holidays - or God's Holy Days - Which? "The seven days of the Feast of Unleavened Bread picture the keeping of the Commandments, which is another way of saying the putting away of sin". (10.4 Mb)

2006-04-15

mp3 rm stream	News Analysis by Jon Bowles	given Wales UK 15 April 2006
This Prophetic News Analysis examines the recent news items about Iran and its nuclear and other military aims. The views presently coming from that country may have great impact on the world as a whole - due to the position it is found in at the mouth of the Persian Gulf - and also because of who the nation is: the ancient country of Persia. (3.3 Mb)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Mr Armstrong	Times and Seasons given 15 Mar 1980 - played Wales UK 15 April 2006
This sermon was given from Tucson, and deals with an overview of prophecy - particularly Matt 24 and Rev 4. Mr Armstrong also comments extensively on how he brings the gospel message to the leaders in communist countries, using the two broad ways of life: Give, and Get. (10.6 Mb)

2006-04-13 (ULB First Day PM)

mp3 rm stream	Sermon by Jon Bowles	Meaning of Unleavened Bread given Wales UK UB1 13 Apr 2006
This meaning of the day sermon examines the following 5 points: Freedom from the slavery of sin; Being placed under a new government; Unleavened bread and manna; The Wavesheaf; The unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. (11.6 Mb)

Listen to Me, You who know righteousness, You people in whose heart is My Law: …I have put My words in your mouth, I have covered you with the shadow of My hand, That I may plant the heavens, Lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, “you are My people” (Isaiah 51:7,16)