Good News

Gospel Messages
from Ottawa Gospel Hall

Recorded messages preaching the good news of Jesus Christ — each one drawn from a different passage of Scripture.

If you’re searching for answers about forgiveness, faith, or eternal life, these messages explain clearly what the Bible teaches. New to the gospel? Start with our introduction to the Good News — then come back and listen.

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Showing the most recent messages preached at Ottawa Gospel Hall. New messages are added regularly.

Luke 18:10–14

How Will You Approach God?

Two men approached God in very different ways: one trusting in his own righteousness, the other pleading for mercy. Only one went home justified.
Romans 5:6

The Illusion of Control and the Grace of God

We try to control our circumstances, our future, and even our relationship with God. Yet the gospel declares that while we were without strength, Christ died for the ungodly.
Ephesians 2:10

Are You Spiritually Thriving? God’s Purpose, Sin’s Ruin, and Christ’s Salvation

The world may treat life without God as normal, but God created us for fellowship with Him. Through Jesus Christ, the broken relationship caused by sin can be restored.
1 Peter 2:21–25

The Sinless Sin-Bearer: Christ Bore Our Sins on the Tree

Christ is the sinless Saviour who became a real man so that He could bear our sins in His own body on the tree. The gospel calls lost sinners to look away from themselves, trust the risen Lord Jesus, and return to the Shepherd of their souls.
Luke 10:25–37

Who Is My Neighbour? The Gospel in the Good Samaritan

Sin has left us wounded, helpless, and spiritually dead, but Christ has come down to where we are. At Calvary, He bore the wounds that bring peace and healing.
Jonah 1–3

Jonah, Nineveh, and the Reality of Repentance

The book of Jonah presses a searching question: will we give God the credit for telling the truth? Through the repentance of the sailors and the people of Nineveh, this gospel preaching points to the need of repentance, faith, and identification with the sacrifice God has provided in Christ.
Ephesians 2:1–9, Galatians 3:22–26, Galatians 4:4–6

Mary Slessor and the Gospel of Adoption

Through the life and labour of Mary Slessor in Calabar, the gospel is set beside one of Scripture’s most tender words: adoption. God takes sinners who are children of disobedience and wrath, gives them new life in Christ, and makes them children of God.
Matthew 14:22–33

When We Were Without Strength: Bach’s “Jesus Help Me” and the Gospel

From Johann Sebastian Bach’s written prayer, “Jesus help me,” to Peter sinking beneath the waves, God’s Word shows the helpless sinner’s only hope: Christ alone can save.