Ken Legg

The Weapons of Our Warfare 1. Meekness

There have been so many strange interpretations of the phrase 'the weapons of our warfare'. This has resulted in much bizarre activity in the church. But what did Paul really mean by this phrase. This video looks at the Biblical context of the phrase 'the weapons of our warfare'

The Manifestation of the Sons of God

Paul says that the whole of creation is waiting for the manifestation, or revealing, of the sons of God. This is the inheritance of the saints of God and we rejoice in this hope of glory. In this video we look at the meaning of this precious truth.

Elisha 11. After the Rapture

What happens after the rapture of the Church? This is the final in our series in Elisha.

Elisha 10. This is a Day of Good News

"This day is a day of good news, and we remain silent." These words spoken by four lepers in the days of Elisha are so relevant for us today. But who shall we share the good news with? This video reveals the answer to that question.

Elisha 9. Overcome Evil with Good

Paul said, 'Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good’ (Rom.12:21). ‘Overcome’ is a war word. It means to defeat. Evil will either overcome us or we will overcome it. Christians are not pacifists. We must aggressively fight evil and overcome it. There is nothing passive about the cross. Jesus didn’t have His life taken from Him, He laid it down. In doing so He laid hold upon the most powerful weapon, good, and with it overcame evil.

Things Secret and Things Revealed

In Deuteronomy 29:29 we read, ‘The secret things belong to the Lord our God, but those things which are revealed belong to us…’  What does this mean? In this video we take a look at this important subject.

Wounded For Our Transgressions 5. The Pleasure of the Lord. Ken Legg

Isaiah says it will please the LORD to bruise His Son. This final session in this series looks at what that really means.

Wounded For Our Transgressions 4. Who Shall Declare His Generation

When Jesus was on trial before the Sanhedrin, Pilate and Herod He remained silent. Isaiah predicted this and there was a reason for it. In this session we see why.

Wounded For Our Transgressions 3. By His Stripes We are Healed - Ken Legg

What did Isaiah mean when he said, 'By His stripes we are healed'? And what did Peter mean when he quoted this phrase? This session explores this statement in the context of both Old Testament and New Testament writers.

Wounded For Our transgressions 2. Who has believed

In Isaiah 53 the prophet explains why the Jews rejected Jesus. We see a similar reason why people will not believe on Him today. But those who believe the gospel experience 'the arm of the LORD', i.e. the power of God unto salvation.

Wounded For Our Transgressions 1. A Shocking Saviour

Isaiah prophesied that both the death and exaltation of Jesus would shock the world. In the first session of this series we see why.

Elisha 8. What Goes Down, Must Come up

An axe head falls to the bottom of a river. But miraculously God causes it to float to the top. What new covenant truth does this illustrate?

Elisha 7. Wash, And Be Clean

The healing of Naaman's leprosy is a beautiful picture of the gospel.

Elisha 6. You Are What You Eat

You are what you eat. As it is in the natural realm so it is in the spiritual realm. This video shares how we can eat healthy and also ensure we do not eat 'spiritual junk food'.

Elisha 5. It Is Well

God, who miraculously causes the barren to give birth can also raise the dead to life. Jesus is the resurrection and the life.

Elisha 4. Empty Vessels

The great thing about the Christian life and ministry is that God doesn't ask that we bring anything to Him, but our emptiness. He cannot fill a vessel that is already full. But as we present ourselves to Him, knowing that without Him we can do nothing, then He will fill us with the oil of His Spirit.
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Elisha 3. Grace On Top Of Grace

Grace means undeserving love and favour. If we think we deserve it then it is not grace. In this video we see God's grace towards three undeserving kings. Not only did they receive grace, but grace on top of grace.
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Elisha 2. The Aroma of Life and Death

These two incidents in the ministry of Elisha illustrate this: The gospel is an aroma of death to those who reject Christ, but an aroma of life to those who believe.
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Elisha 1. What does Grace Ministry look like

Elisha is the prophet of grace. In this video we see how he is a picture of the Church through whom God wants to pour His grace into this world.
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Grace-based Ministry

Every Christian is anointed for ministry. The question is, 'What have you been anointed for?' In this video‪ we explore how we can discover our God-given gifts in an organic way.

We Are God's Work of Art

When God created mankind we were the jewel in the crown of all He created. Tragically the glorious image of God was marred in the fall. But God was not content to leave us in that fallen state. In the recreation or regeneration we are even more glorious than before.
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

We are the crown jewel of God's creation. This video takes a look at the amazing love of God we see in His creation of us. #bodysoulspirit
 

I'm Still Laughing

Does God have a sense of humour? What about Jesus? Did He use humour in His ministry? Is humour ok in the pulpit, or is it out of bounds? These are some of the questions we will look at in this video.

John's Gospel - Session 50. Jesus Qualifies the Disqualified

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 frontline of ministry. In fact, Peter dominates the first 12 chapters of the book of Acts.

John's Gospel - Session 49. Come and See...Go and Tell

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.

John's Gospel - Session 48. Eyewitnesses

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 elaborate hoax ever pulled off in the entire history of the world, and our faith would be in vain (1 Cor.15:14). If Christ did rise from the dead, however, we know for certain that all the claims He made regarding His deity and our salvation through faith in Him are authentic. In this video we see how we know for certain that Jesus rose from the dead. He is alive!

John's Gospel - Session 47. It is Finished

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.

John's Gospel - Session 46. The Just For The Unjust

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.

John's Gospel - Session 45. A Kingdom Not Of This World

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.

John's Gospel - Session 44. A Weak Disciple and a Faithful High Priest

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 from Him. He laid it down in obedience to the Father and in love for us.