Sermons by Chris Neal on this page were originally shared at a Retirement Complex in Newport, Isle of Wight, England.

Let me say up front that sermons by Chris Neal always focus on Holy Scripture.  In fact, I am particularly keen on expository preaching.  During my sermon preparation time, I ask God to help me know firstly what He wants me to talk about on the specific occasion that I speak, and then to help me to listen to His Holy Spirit to discover how to apply the Scripture He has given me to these current times.  My aim is always to please God and not man. 

In this politically correct, liberal, progressive world, I seek to uphold the absolute truth of Scripture.  No matter how the audience might react.  I believe this is of paramount importance.  Sometimes, I might ask rhetorical questions of the listener.  Often I will add some of my own views based on personal life experiences.  Furthermore, I will use other scriptures to help unlock the meaning of the topic being discussed.  I’m always aiming to help the listeners put into practice what God's Holy Word instructs us to do. 

Much of my preaching focuses on the Gospel message and the need for conviction of sin and repentance.

I pray many of the below sermons will bless you.  For the most part, they will take 15 to 20 minutes to read.

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ALL SOULS LANGHAM PLACE PREACHING 

I'm also including a link to sermons from All Souls Langham Place. This is an Anglican church in London.  At the present time, their expository preaching is excellent.  Their sermon library can be found here: All Souls Sermon Library

Their preachers often discuss the importance and power of repentance. Moreover, the next link will take you to one of my favourite sermons on this important subject.  It is based on Luke 13:1-9 and forms part of a one hour church service.  If you only want to listen to the sermon, feel free to do that.  In that case, fast forward the video to the Bible reading immediately ahead of the sermon.  You will find that point exactly 30 mins and 40 seconds into the video.

Click this link to the service  All Souls - Sunday 17th January 2021 09.30 am

As well as All Soul’s, I am fond of a number of other Christian Organisations that hold to The Gospel. You can find my favourites here

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