For too long Christians have had an attitude of passive resignation to the moral decline of our nation. This talks aims to stir Christians to prayer and action.

To celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Roger covered the question of the Christian's responsibility in society. Are revolution or civil unrest ever justifiable? The second talk is a study of troublemakers and how to protect yourself from them.

To celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Roger covered the question of the Christian's responsibility in society. Are revolution or civil unrest ever justifiable? The second talk is a study of troublemakers and how to protect yourself from them.

To celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Roger covered the question of the Christian's responsibility in society. Are revolution or civil unrest ever justifiable? The second talk is a study of troublemakers and how to protect yourself from them.

To celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Roger covered the question of the Christian's responsibility in society. Are revolution or civil unrest ever justifiable? The second talk is a study of troublemakers and how to protect yourself from them.

Part 1. It has shocked many to see what has been happening over the past few years in British society. In the midst of many secular opinions as to the root cause of these problems, we must know what God has to say about them. Firstly, Roger Price analyses the Biblical viewpoint concerning our present society, establishing the fact that once God's absolute standards are abandoned the only alternatives are consensus law or anarchy. He couples this with a strong plea against abortion. But the decay is not irreversible and in the second study he outlines the responsibilities that Christians have in society. His conclusion is that a 'Back to the Bible' movement is the surest way to national recovery.

Part 2. It has shocked many to see what has been happening over the past few years in British society. In the midst of many secular opinions as to the root cause of these problems, we must know what God has to say about them. Firstly, Roger Price analyses the Biblical viewpoint concerning our present society, establishing the fact that once God's absolute standards are abandoned the only alternatives are consensus law or anarchy. He couples this with a strong plea against abortion. But the decay is not irreversible and in the second study he outlines the responsibilities that Christians have in society. His conclusion is that a 'Back to the Bible' movement is the surest way to national recovery.

Part 1. A very controversial issue, yet God's ways have not changed. This talk divides the true issues from the false, explaining the consistent and clear Biblical teaching on this subject.

Part 2. A very controversial issue, yet God's ways have not changed. This talk divides the true issues from the false, explaining the consistent and clear Biblical teaching on this subject.

The resurgence of CND, the 'peace' movements and the cries for unilateral disarmament have underlined a requirement for a careful study of what the Bible says about war. With nuclear weapons threatening our very existence, could unilateral disarmament be the answer? Is it ever right to fight and kill? Roger examines the real issues which must be tackled if biblically-consistent conclusions are to be reached in these matters. An understanding of the fall of man is an essential key in this debate - ignoring its effects only leads to a fool's paradise. Pressure groups may claim that the Bible supports them (especially Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5), so the question 'Was Jesus a Pacifist?' has to be answered and the full meaning of His teaching understood. As God never changes and the Bible is always consistent, the books of Joshua and Judges must be taken into account in order to determine the rules of warfare correctly. These are important issues for us all and will be especially helpful to those serving in the armed forces.

The resurgence of CND, the 'peace' movements and the cries for unilateral disarmament have underlined a requirement for a careful study of what the Bible says about war. With nuclear weapons threatening our very existence, could unilateral disarmament be the answer? Is it ever right to fight and kill? Roger examines the real issues which must be tackled if biblically-consistent conclusions are to be reached in these matters. An understanding of the fall of man is an essential key in this debate - ignoring its effects only leads to a fool's paradise. Pressure groups may claim that the Bible supports them (especially Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5), so the question 'Was Jesus a Pacifist?' has to be answered and the full meaning of His teaching understood. As God never changes and the Bible is always consistent, the books of Joshua and Judges must be taken into account in order to determine the rules of warfare correctly. These are important issues for us all and will be especially helpful to those serving in the armed forces.

The resurgence of CND, the 'peace' movements and the cries for unilateral disarmament have underlined a requirement for a careful study of what the Bible says about war. With nuclear weapons threatening our very existence, could unilateral disarmament be the answer? Is it ever right to fight and kill? Roger examines the real issues which must be tackled if biblically-consistent conclusions are to be reached in these matters. An understanding of the fall of man is an essential key in this debate - ignoring its effects only leads to a fool's paradise. Pressure groups may claim that the Bible supports them (especially Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5), so the question 'Was Jesus a Pacifist?' has to be answered and the full meaning of His teaching understood. As God never changes and the Bible is always consistent, the books of Joshua and Judges must be taken into account in order to determine the rules of warfare correctly. These are important issues for us all and will be especially helpful to those serving in the armed forces.

Recorded around the time of the 50th anniversary of the start of World War 2, there was a lot in the media about man's view of what happened then. In contrast, this very unusual study by Roger outlined God's view of covenants and pacts between nations, with biblical examples. He then examined what England promised (and didn't do) in the War. The conclusion, explaining what might have happened, is extremely interesting and is bound to generate some debate.

Still relevant today, this talk was given to a local church in 1985 and carries essential guidance to each of us if we are to see further growth in the Body of Christ.

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Down through the ages there has been a lot of talk about revival but also a lot of misunderstanding. Roger teaches in simple terms that revival is a sovereign move of God that touches thousands but emphasises that we each need to experience revival in our lives before we can be in a greater move of God's Spirit. Roger talks about different anointings that he believes are coming and identifies some keys for experiencing revival individually and corporately.