Author: Real Christianity development

In this series of 8 talks, Sean Kehoe explains the “bad news” of the Christian message. The gospel, which means good news, only makes sense when we are aware of the bad news of our predicament. Indeed, our situation is terrible without the good news …

In this series of 5 talks, Sean Kehoe deals with some introductory points about what being a Christian means. He also addresses the crucial issue of why it matters, for each and every one of us, to take the Christian message seriously. Being a Christian …

This series of three talks looks at what is success and how to become successful. The Bible’s view of success is very different to that of the world, so first of all we need to understand what God says it is. In short, success in …

In this series of two talks, Sean Kehoe offers advice to wives who have become saved and long to see their husbands saved too. Too often, such wives try valiantly to evangelise and preach to their husbands, and yet get nowhere. Indeed, their husbands may …

In this first series of 16 talks taken from his Book 5 “How to become wise”, Sean Kehoe introduces us to the four character types described in the Bible – the fool, the wicked, the simple and the wise. He points out how very few …

Following on from Sean Kehoe’s first series of talks about Biblical wisdom (talks 1-16 of the whole 29 part series), we now move on to learn more about what wise people do (talks 17-29). The Bible has a lot to say about how to live …

This is the final of several series of talks on Matthew’s gospel by Sean Kehoe. In this series of 19 talks, he takes us through chapters 26 – 28 of Matthew. Sean’s aim is not only to explain the text, but also to draw our …

In this single talk, Sean Kehoe addresses the question of how are we to approach the Book of Job. How should we deal with it and what are we meant to learn from it, given that towards the end of the book, God days that …

This short 2 part series of talks looks at Acts 4:32 – 5:11, covering the subject of financial giving in the early Church as well as what happened to Ananias and Sapphira. There is much misunderstanding about this passage, and how it should be applied …