This 2 CD-ROM set of MP3s contain all 24 of the Fellowship Life Series. You can save more than 44% compared to the tape/CD price. Note that these are MP3 CDs not audio CDs and will only play on a computer or an MP3 CD Player

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Our ideas about what a church should be often fall far short of the divine ideal. God has not made the Church to be a 'lonely hearts club' but a vital, living organism. The greek word koinonia sums it up.

Did the early church run on communist lines (with no-one having personal possessions) or was each person responsible for the stewardship of their own belongings? Taking the book of Acts as his base, Roger answers this question in detail.

Roger now gets down to basics and deals with our individual accountability before God. The way the poor are treated can often show whether a fellowship is Functioning properly or not.

In our materialistic society most people can claim they are 'poor' in some way. The question is what does the Bible define as 'poor'? God's view of debt is also revealed (including hire purchase and mortgages).

Most of us are thrilled with our churches and fellowships but do we really know where we are going? The outline given here is a very good base to work from and this tape becomes the cornerstone for the rest of the series.

Praise and Thanksgiving are not the same! It is vital to know the difference and learn what true praise is.

The 'mechanics' of praise and worship.

In the Bible love is best expressed by the word 'loyalty'. Roger defines what the Word of God means by it.

What does it mean for a local church of fellowship to be described as a 'body'? This tape covers this and shows the place of the gifts of the Spirit in the meetings.

An important study which outlines the principle that every believer is a priest and should act as one. Churches can only function properly when this principle is put into practice!

Bearing in mind our personal relationships with one another, this tape outlines our responsiblities to other believers.

This study describes the organisation the Bible shows is required for local churches and fellowships. If we are to see thousands converted we must be ready for them!

An unusual sideways look at Evangelism. We are all called 'witnesses' and must be true to our calling in this dark and needy world.

A very down-to-earth study, showing that our actions in this secular society either enhance or detract from the gospel.

God desires unity and love to be the hallmark of his Church, yet everything within us militates against it. A convicting tape which calls for the character of Jesus to be seen in each one of us.

Elders are God's appointed authority In the Church. Who they are and the role that they play are two of the topics dealt with here.

What responsibility do the flock have to their elders? Does the call to 'submission' rob you of your rights or does it defend them? A vital study in these days.

If signing a church roll doesn't make you a member then what does? This talk defines what a member is and warns about 'wolves' in the midst.

Leaders have responsibility in local area groups. In this study Roger answers the questions: "Where do we find such leaders in the Bible?" and "How local is 'local'?" The principal of 'covering' is also dealt with.

As there is much wrong teaching on this subject it is vital to understand the role of these men. The qualities God looks for are clearly defined.

Roger deals with the little-known and not often spoken about ministries of exhortation, giving, ruling, mercy, helps and governments in this study.

Is it true that tithing is God's rule for giving? "To tithe, or not to tithe?" is the question discussed in this talk. Also covered is the whole principle of taxation in society.

Here Roger outlines the Biblical principles of Christian giving in a useful, down-to-earth manner which will help both rich and poor to find God's path of blessing.

Whether we like it or not, times of testing are bound to come. The reasons why and what God achieves through them are outlined on this comforting tape.