Scrabo Hall Bible Teaching

Jude is the penultimate book of the Bible and it contains only 25 verses. However in it's brevity it contains warnings that we need to pay attention to. It's central theme is one of 'Contending for the Faith' while resisting false teachers who threaten the truth of the gospel. In this 8 part series we will explore the TRUTH of the GOSPEL and why it is a faith worth fighting for."Contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints" (Jude v 3)This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 7th November 2026Speaker : Glenn JohnstonPassage for consideration - Jude 3

Jude is the penultimate book of the Bible and it contains only 25 verses. However in it's brevity it contains warnings that we need to pay attention to. It's central theme is one of 'Contending for the Faith' while resisting false teachers who threaten the truth of the gospel. In this 8 part series we will explore the TRUTH of the GOSPEL and why it is a faith worth fighting for."Contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints" (Jude v 3)This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 7th November 2026Speaker : Glenn JohnstonPassage for consideration - Jude 1 -4

James was writing to people whose faith was being tested, and presents us with a vision of the perfect man and woman. When he uses the word ‘perfect’ he does not mean ‘sinless’, but ‘mature’ or ‘fully developed.’ The letter shows us how we can reach this goal, and calls upon us to behave consistently with what we profess to believe, insisting that true faith will be demonstrated by works. (Myrtlefield House)This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 1st November 2026Speaker: Robert HamiltonPassage for Consideration : James Chapter 5:7-20

James was writing to people whose faith was being tested, and presents us with a vision of the perfect man and woman. When he uses the word ‘perfect’ he does not mean ‘sinless’, but ‘mature’ or ‘fully developed.’ The letter shows us how we can reach this goal, and calls upon us to behave consistently with what we profess to believe, insisting that true faith will be demonstrated by works. (Myrtlefield House)This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 25th October 2026Speaker: John MullanPassage for Consideration : James Chapter 4:13-5:20

John Piper's summary statement of the purpose of mission is this:'Missions exist because worship doesn't' (J.Piper. Let the Nations be glad).This episode unpacks this idea and shows why mission is not just for some but is for everyone.This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 18th October 2026.Speaker: Robert Hamilton

James was writing to people whose faith was being tested, and presents us with a vision of the perfect man and woman. When he uses the word ‘perfect’ he does not mean ‘sinless’, but ‘mature’ or ‘fully developed.’ The letter shows us how we can reach this goal, and calls upon us to behave consistently with what we profess to believe, insisting that true faith will be demonstrated by works. (Myrtlefield House)This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 11th October 2026Speaker: Josh FitzhughPassage for Consideration : James Chapter 4:1-17

James was writing to people whose faith was being tested, and presents us with a vision of the perfect man and woman. When he uses the word ‘perfect’ he does not mean ‘sinless’, but ‘mature’ or ‘fully developed.’ The letter shows us how we can reach this goal, and calls upon us to behave consistently with what we profess to believe, insisting that true faith will be demonstrated by works. (Myrtlefield House)This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 4th October 2026Speaker: Trevor AlexanderPassage for Consideration : James Chapter 3: 1-16

The book of Judges records Israel’s repeated cycle of rebellion against God, oppression by pagan nations, repentance and deliverance. It's message demonstrates the nation’s desperate need for a righteous king and faithful leadership'In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did that which was right in his own eyes' Judges Ch 21:25This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 27th September 2026Speaker : Paul CoulterPassage for consideration: Judges Chapters 4-8

James was writing to people whose faith was being tested, and presents us with a vision of the perfect man and woman. When he uses the word ‘perfect’ he does not mean ‘sinless’, but ‘mature’ or ‘fully developed.’ The letter shows us how we can reach this goal, and calls upon us to behave consistently with what we profess to believe, insisting that true faith will be demonstrated by works. (Myrtlefield House)This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 27th September 2026Speaker: Mark StarrettPassage for Consideration : James Chapter 2:14-26

The book of Judges records Israel’s repeated cycle of rebellion against God, oppression by pagan nations, repentance and deliverance. It's message demonstrates the nation’s desperate need for a righteous king and faithful leadership'In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did that which was right in his own eyes' Judges Ch 21:25This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 20th September 2026Speaker : Jonathan DempsterPassage for consideration: Judges 3:1-31