The Simple Gospel Church

The book of James is well praised for its simplicity and relatability, and in the second chapter, James deals once more with a simple topic that still affects the church today - Favouritism.

We have so much to praise God for and there is power in acknowledging God's greatness. In this sermon, we learn of seven things praise does and why we should be people of praise.

Without faith, we cannot please God, and to draw near to Him, we must believe that He is. Repentance and faith are inextricably linked.  Find out how in this teaching.

We close the "Resist the Devil" series with practical lessons on how to resist the accuser of the brethren, first identifying the areas in which we must resist him and how to do so.

Hearing the word is different from simply listening. The soul receives information, but the spirit receives revelation. And when we do the word, it becomes a testimony to us.

The believer today is under siege by the army of darkness, and it is well known that a siege is particularly difficult for the defending party. In this sermon, we take a look at three main ways we can defend against a siege and resist the devil.

Conviction, faith, and obedience are all connected to repentance. In this teaching, we learn about the three aspects of conviction, our response to it, and how faith and obedience are equally necessary for repentance.

The devil's business is mischief and destruction, and to overcome him, we must be sober and vigilant. In this teaching, we learn practical ways to resist the devil.

This is the first part of a new bible study series focused on the Book of James. In this teaching, we learn of temptations, the dangers they present and how we may overcome them.

The devil is older than man by thousands of years. He has only one trick and decades of experience executing this trick. How does the devil attack Christians today and how do we guard against him? We learn this in today's sermon.

We begin a new series where we explore the themes found in Hebrews 6:1-2. The writer of Hebrews calls them the principles of the doctrine of Christ and foundation. In this first lesson, we explore the principle of repentance in the life of a christian.

A few weeks ago, we learned that God prospers us because of His righteous cause. What is this righteous cause and how can Christians be partakers? We learn about this in the concluding part of the Biblical Prosperity series.

1 John 5:14-21 Apostle John signs off his first letter with a lesson regarding prayer. In this Bible Study, we learn about the guiding principles of prayer, and the sin that leads to death.

Enough doesn't mean the barest minimum. God wants us to prosper, so He gives us enough. In this teaching, we learn exactly what that means.

Unity isn't just the absence of strife, disharmony or discontent. Rather, it is an active thin that shows the presence of God and produces goodness  and pleasantness. In this bible study, we take a look at the characteristics of unity.

In the third part pf our Biblical Prosperity series, we learn who prosperity is for and the requirements needed to access it.

1 John 5:1-13 Belief is the underpinning concept of our faith. The Christian life is built on a belief in Jesus Christ. Today's scripture tells us what it means to believe and how our belief is connected with our victory over the world. It then goes on to tell us the credentials of Jesus to be the Saviour of the world.

In God, our prosperity is three-fold: spiritual, physical and financial. In this teaching, we learn that Christian service and prosperity are closely related because God's only "business" in this world is the Gospel.

In today's Psalm, we see the Lord as the King of Glory. Tradition tells us that Psalm 24 may have been penned when David moved the Ark of Covenant from the home of Obed-Edom to Jerusalem. Therefore, this is a Psalm of celebration which declares the greatness of God and the requirements of His people.

When most people think of prosperity, what comes to their minds is money or material wealth. In this series, we take a look at the burning questions Christians have about biblical prosperity. Does it exist? And what does it truly mean to prosper?

What is love? In simplest terms, God is love. But what does it mean when we say God is love? We learn about this and more in today's lesson.

The theme of the program is Why Jesus? But just who is Jesus? In this session, we learn of the divinity of the Son of God and why He is just as much God as the Father.

In a continuation of the last lesson, we learn of the other side of the coin; Grace. If we understand sin, we can truly appreciate Grace. So, what is Grace? And what is the difference between subjective and objective Grace? This and much more we learn in this lesson.

In the first session of Why Jesus, we are exposed to the true definition of sin. We learn the relationship between sin and grace and why we cannot appreciate the latter without understanding the former. 

Time and again we see Apostle John dedicated a great chunk of this letter to the identity of a believer. In this bible study, we learn about how we know we are in the will of God and how we are to test all spirits.