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Listen to Alistair's final sermon as senior pastor at Parkside:

Listen to Alistair's final sermon as senior pastor at Parkside:

48,318 views • 1 year ago

“Here’s what you need to do with your anxiety: not deny it, not ignore it, but actually cast it.” —Alistair Begg #Basics2025

“Here’s what you need to do with your anxiety: not deny it, not ignore it, but actually cast it.” —Alistair Begg #Basics2025

18,326 views • 1 year ago

Why are studies of Old Testament books important? As Alistair explains, it's because they point forward to a Savior. All of Scripture is telling the story of Jesus. Hear more from this study of 1 and 2 Samuel at

Why are studies of Old Testament books important? As Alistair explains, it's because they point forward to a Savior. All of Scripture is telling the story of Jesus. Hear more from this study of 1 and 2 Samuel at

30,912 views • 3 years ago

Alistair Begg explains that Jesus' theology sparked controversy because it contradicted the Pharisees' teaching that rule-keeping and good works would earn eternal life. Listen now at Sermon: Christ the Controversialist

Alistair Begg explains that Jesus' theology sparked controversy because it contradicted the Pharisees' teaching that rule-keeping and good works would earn eternal life. Listen now at Sermon: Christ the Controversialist

16,563 views • 1 year ago

"Those of us who've lived enough of our Christian lives over a period of time will probably be at least prepared to consider the possibility that the most progress—the most spiritual progress—that we have made in our lives has not come by way of success and laughter but has come by pain, by disappointment, and by tears." Listen to the sermon "A Question for Peter"

"Those of us who've lived enough of our Christian lives over a period of time will probably be at least prepared to consider the possibility that the most progress—the most spiritual progress—that we have made in our lives has not come by way of success and laughter but has come by pain, by disappointment, and by tears." Listen to the sermon "A Question for Peter"

11,441 views • 1 year ago

Jesus didn't come so you could forget your sins. He came for something far greater! Hear more at

Jesus didn't come so you could forget your sins. He came for something far greater! Hear more at

10,979 views • 2 years ago

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