Ken Legg

John really finished his account of the gospel at the end of chapter 20. So why this extra chapter? As a tender shepherd, Jesus reaches out to restore a fallen disciple. Many today would have insisted that Peter spend some time to go through a program of discipline and restoration to qualify himself for ministry once again. Not Jesus. He lovingly restores him and recommissions him into the frontli...

First Jesus called the Twelve to be His disciples, then He sent them as His apostles. Like them, we first need to see and understand who Jesus is and what He has done for us. Then we can go and tell the world the great news of the gospel. First we are called, then we are sent.

Any other human biography would end with the death of its subject. Not Jesus! His death was not the end; because 3 days later He rose from the dead. Our faith stands or falls on the resurrection of Christ. Jesus never predicted His death without also foretelling His resurrection. If He didn’t rise from the dead, as He said He would and His apostles proclaimed He did, then Christianity is the most...

Tetelestai (it is finished) is the word which separates Christianity from religion. Tetelestai means that Jesus has fulfilled all that the Father required to be accomplished on our behalf. We now rest in the finished work of Christ through faith.

Jesus endured 6 different trials and at the end it was declared that there was no fault in Him. Why do the gospels give so much attention to the trial of Jesus. Because God wanted to demonstrate to the world that He was the Lamb of God without blemish. The only righteous One died in the place of an unrighteous human race.

The subject of the Kingdom of God is a major theme in the Bible. It is mentioned many times in the Old Testament and more times than 'grace' in the New Testament. Yet there is such little teaching and understanding on the subject. Jesus speaks about the ultimate triumph of His Kingdom when He was about to die.

Jesus has arrived at the place in His life for which He came to earth - to go to the cross and die for our sins. Many times His enemies wanted to arrest and kill Him but were not able to because His time had not come. But now His time has come and He willingly walks into the net they have spread for Him. We see that He is in complete control of what is about to take place. No one took His life fro...

John 17 is a unique chapter in the gospels because it is the fullest record of Jesus praying. Often He prayed but we don't know much about what He prayed because He prayed alone. But here He prayed in the presence of witnesses - the disciples. There are 3 parts to His prayer: He prayed for 1) Himself; 2) the disciples who were alive at the time; 3) those who would believe in Him (us). In this vide...

Healing, like every other blessing, has been provided for us by grace through the finished work of Christ. Faith receives what grace supplies. We do not receive healing because we have the right doctrine but because we believe in Jesus our Healer. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching here http://www.onlinegracebibleschool.com

Jesus instituted water baptism under the new covenant and the apostles and the early Church practiced it. However, today, though Jesus and the apostles never revoked baptism some are teaching that it's no longer necessary. Others go to the other extreme and say that water baptism is essential for salvation. This video looks at what the Bible teaches about the subject.

John 17 is a unique chapter in the gospels because it is the fullest record of Jesus praying. Often He prayed but we don't know much about what He prayed because He prayed alone. But here He prayed in the presence of witnesses - the disciples. There are 3 parts to His prayer: He prayed for 1) Himself; 2) the disciples who were alive at the time; 3) those who would believe in Him (us). In this vide...

John 17 is a unique chapter in the gospels because it is the fullest record of Jesus praying. Often He prayed but we don't know much about what He prayed because He prayed alone. But here He prayed in the presence of witnesses - the disciples. There are 3 parts to His prayer: He prayed for 1) Himself; 2) the disciples who were alive at the time; 3) those who would believe in Him (us). In this vide...

God relates to us on the basis of covenant. But many do not understand the covenant they are in. In fact, some have a foot in both the old and the new covenants. This video teaching unfolds the ever-increasing glory of the new covenant

Jesus never promised a life free from trials, tribulation and sorrow. We live on the same fallen planet as unbelievers and experience similar difficulties. But the difference is that we have divine resources to deal with the many challenges of life.

Jesus explains why it is better for us that He returns to heaven, so that the Holy Spirit may come and remain with us forever. In this video we look at the many ways the Holy Spirit ministers to us.

Jesus told His disciples that they would be hated by the world, but they were to abide in His love

The key to fruitfulness in the Christian life is to understand what it means to abide in Christ. In this passage we look at the specific roles of the Vine, the Gardener and the branches.

As believers we are brought into the divine circle of love which existed eternally within the Godhead.

One of the titles given to Jesus is 'Prince of Peace'. This video looks at why this is good news for us.

Abraham sending his servant to find a wife for his son is a beautiful type of the Holy Spirit calling out the bride of Christ from the world

Jesus reveals that the secret to His abundant fruitfulness is spiritual union and that we can know this too

Are the claims of Israeli occupation and illegal settlements legitimate? What is the history of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict? And does the Bible say anything specific about the war between Israel and Hamas? These are questions addressed in this video.

The greatest betrayal in history led to the greatest glorification. God's ways are greater than ours.

There are three major themes of Scripture – Israel, Christ and the Church. All other themes relate to these. Israel is mentioned, either as a land or people over 2500 times. There are hundreds of prophecies, given thousands of years ago about Jerusalem and Israel. What does the Bible say about concerning the future of the land and the people of Israel? (pre-recorded 2017)

When Jesus washed the feet of His disciples it is clear from the passage that there was a deeper meaning than just that of serving one another. This session looks at that important teaching.