Good Works

We are not saved by works, but we
are saved for them (Ephesians 2:9,10).
Jesus told us to recognise a tree by its
fruit. The New Testament repeatedly
urges believers to do good works as the
natural outworking of genuine faith. The
history of evangelicalism amply affirms
that those who truly trust in Christ will
want to obey him and be salt and light,
for God’s glory. Lecture by Revd Dr Richard
Turnbull.
Watch the other lectures in this series:
Maturity - Revd Rupert
Bentley-Taylor • Maturity
The Image of God - Dr Calum
MacKellar • The Image of God
Holy Trinity - Revd Dan Peters • Holy Trinity
Whole Counsel of God - Revd Dr William
Philip • Whole Counsel of God
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[@jasonandjeannie]

Thank you for an excellent talk, most helpful. I enjoy Richard’s very clear delivery and presentation. I was most disappointed not to see any visual part of his presentation: I presume he had some slides, I’ve never known him speak without slides. I found it very difficult to stay with the talk when all I had was the presentation of his person before me and he seemed to be assuming that there was something for the listener to see and read. Indeed he appeared to have a ‘clicker’ and was using it throughout. Jason

[@jasonandjeannie]

Thank you for an excellent talk, most helpful. I enjoy Richard’s very clear delivery and presentation. I was most disappointed not to see any visual part of his presentation: I presume he had some slides, I’ve never known him speak without slides. I found it very difficult to stay with the talk when all I had was the presentation of his person before me and he seemed to be assuming that there was something for the listener to see and read. Indeed he appeared to have a ‘clicker’ and was using it throughout. Jason