In this exhortation from 2001, Brother Harry Tennant reflects on what it means to be a people prepared for the Lord. Drawing on the message of John the Baptist and the hope of Israel, he shows how preparation is not about outward ritual but about hearts made ready for the coming of Christ. With warmth and urgency, he urges believers to live with sincerity, faith, and love, shaping their families and ecclesias to reflect God’s ways. The exhortation calls each listener to readiness—not only for daily discipleship but also for the return of Jesus, when the faithful will be gathered as a people belonging wholly to God.

In this timely 2001 lecture, Brother Harry Tennant reflects on the difference between “the faith”—the body of truth revealed in scripture—and “our faith,” the way we live out that truth in daily life. He warns that the greatest threat to believers today is not primarily doctrinal error but the rise of humanism, which exalts human rights and reason while dethroning God and dismissing His Word. With practical examples ranging from family life to world affairs, he urges listeners to remain grounded in the Bible through daily readings, prayer, and teaching their children diligently. He reminds us that while the world promotes self as master, disciples are called to live with wholehearted love for God, shaping their homes and lives around His Word. In an age of distraction and moral compromise, this message calls the faithful to courage, consistency, and deep trust in Jesus Christ.

In this heartfelt exhortation from 2001, Brother Harry Tennant reflects on the compassion of Jesus, who not only healed the sick and comforted the broken but also entered fully into the burdens of human weakness. Drawing on the healing of the leper and the centurion’s servant, he shows how every act of Jesus was more than a miracle—it was the closing of the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God. The phrase “himself bare our infirmities” is revealed not as a ritual theory, but as a living reality: Jesus felt the weight of our frailty, carried it in his own body, and triumphed without sin. Brother Tennant exhorts us to follow this example by bearing one another’s burdens, becoming “net repairers” in our families and ecclesias, mending what is broken through compassion, meekness, and forgiveness. This message points us to the atoning work of Jesus, reminding us that his victory was not just in dying, but in living a life of perfect love and service, reaching out to restore others to God.

In this six-part 2001 series, Brother Harry Tennant traces the life of Moses as God’s chosen messenger. From his miraculous birth to his role as lawgiver and shepherd of Israel, Moses’ story is shown as one of struggle, faith, loneliness, and triumph under the hand of God. Brother Tennant highlights not only the extraordinary events of Moses’ life but also the lessons of dependence, humility, and trust that point forward to the greater work of Jesus Christ. Listeners are invited to see themselves in Moses’ journey and to take courage in the God who never forsakes His servants.

This 2001 teen class series, Mountain Words from God, explores some of the most powerful moments in scripture spoken on mountain tops. From the promises in Genesis to the visions of Revelation, these lessons trace how God’s words on the mountains shaped the faith of His people and continue to inspire disciples today. Each class challenges young listeners to see how God’s promises, warnings, and visions apply to their own walk of faith, while pointing forward to the hope of the kingdom.

This 2001 series explores the letter to the Hebrews, uncovering its message of hope, faith, and the surpassing greatness of Christ. Brother Harry Tennant shows how Hebrews was written to believers struggling with old loyalties to the temple and law, urging them instead to see Jesus as the true high priest, mediator, and redeemer. Through these studies, listeners are invited to fix their eyes on him who is greater than angels, priests, or sacrifices, and to draw near to God with confidence. The series offers a rich portrait of Christ as the center of God’s purpose and the foundation of our faith.

In this 2000 lecture, Brother Harry Tennant speaks candidly about the spiritual and personal challenges believers face in the modern age. While temptations are dressed in new forms—through technology, entertainment, and shifting cultural norms—their root remains the same: the lust of the eyes, the lust of the flesh, and the pride of life. With practical examples and heartfelt warnings, he encourages listeners to recognize how the “old self” continues to challenge the “new self,” and to guard their hearts by closing the gates through which temptation enters. The message reminds us that God sees every moment, that no struggle is hidden from Him, and that victory comes only through steadfast discipleship in Jesus Christ. Listeners are invited to live faithfully, wisely using their time and imagination for what is real and eternal, rather than being captured by distractions of the age.

In this stirring exhortation from 2000, Brother Harry Tennant reflects on Jesus’ words in Matthew 23–25, urging believers to live with watchfulness and readiness for his return. With heartfelt clarity, he shows how the disciples themselves often misunderstood Jesus, and how we too can fall into complacency or become distracted by the surface of events while missing their deeper meaning. He reminds us that Jesus spoke with tears over Jerusalem’s rejection and that his prophecy of the temple’s destruction was not just about buildings, but about the end of an entire order of worship. Brother Tennant warns against lawlessness and coldness of love in our age, urging each listener to keep faith alive through daily readings, prayer, and service. Above all, the exhortation points us to the hope of Christ’s coming, and the need to be wise and faithful servants who long for the words, “Come, ye blessed of my Father.”

In this deeply moving six-part series from 2000, Brother Harry Tennant leads listeners through the final hours of the life of the Lord Jesus Christ. With reverence and insight, he brings to life the events of the upper room, Gethsemane, Calvary, and the glorious morning of resurrection. Each class reveals not only the suffering and love of Jesus, but also the unwavering purpose that carried him through to the end. Listeners are invited to enter the narrative afresh, to feel its weight and hope, and to let it shape their own discipleship.

In this 1999 exhortation, Brother Harry Tennant reflects on the calling of David in 1 Samuel 16 and the lessons it holds for believers today. He reminds us that Samuel, though a faithful prophet, misjudged at first by looking on outward appearance—yet God looks on the heart. Brother Tennant shows how this truth exposes both our weaknesses and our hope: nothing is hidden from God, and His choice is based on inner faith, not outward show. He encourages believers to fill their hearts with God’s Word, to train the imagination toward holiness, and to trust in the One who searches all hearts. This message calls each listener to sincerity and preparation, confident that God desires to lead His people into His everlasting kingdom.

In this 1999 series, Brother Harry Tennant takes listeners through Paul’s letters to the Corinthians, drawing out lessons that remain vital for believers today. Corinth was a bustling city marked by wealth, immorality, and competing philosophies—circumstances that often pressed heavily on the early ecclesia. Brother Tennant shows how Paul’s inspired counsel continues to address the struggles of discipleship in any age, urging us to hold fast to Christ, to love one another, and to rejoice in the triumph of the gospel.

In this powerful 1999 lecture, Brother Harry Tennant examines the subtle yet relentless ways the world presses against the life of the brotherhood. Drawing on history, scripture, and the lessons of earlier generations, he reminds listeners of the unique foundations of the ecclesia—built not on human authority or social organization, but on faith in the word of God and in the saving work of Jesus Christ. With warmth and urgency, he warns against the creeping influence of worldly ideas and practices, while encouraging families and ecclesias to hold fast to daily readings, prayer, and fellowship. Listeners are invited to treasure the blessings of community life in Christ and to stand firm in the hope of his return, resisting erosion from the culture around us.

This 1999 series follows the life of Jacob, a man shaped by struggle, discipline, and grace into Israel, the father of a nation. Brother Harry Tennant shows how Jacob’s story—marked by conflict with his brother, the loneliness of exile, and the testing of faith—reveals the ways God works through adversity to form character. Through each stage of his life, Jacob learns that true strength lies not in self-reliance or cunning, but in trusting the God who keeps His promises. These studies invite listeners to see their own trials as part of God’s refining work, leading toward faith, hope, and blessing.

This 1999 series introduces the prophet Zechariah, a young man called to speak to God’s people after their return from exile. Brother Harry Tennant shows how Zechariah’s visions and prophecies, though rooted in the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s temple, reach far beyond his own day to point toward the coming of Christ and the final glory of God’s kingdom. With vivid teaching and pastoral warmth, the series explores how God’s message through Zechariah still speaks to a world weary of war and longing for peace, offering hope that the Lord will dwell in Zion and bring all nations to worship Him.

This 1996 series explores the great “songs of the Lord” found throughout Scripture—songs of triumph, of faith, of deliverance, and of hope. Brother Harry Tennant shows how these inspired songs, whether sung on the shores of the Red Sea, in the days of Deborah, or in the visions of Revelation, are more than ancient poetry: they are testimonies of God’s saving power and previews of the final chorus of praise that will fill the kingdom. Listeners are encouraged to make these songs their own, learning to sing of God’s victory even in times of trial, and to look forward with joy to the day when all nations shall sing together in Zion.

This 1996 series, Urgent Matters, speaks directly to the challenges believers face in the last days, reminding us of the need for spiritual vigilance and wholehearted commitment to God. Each class brings forward timely issues—personal discipleship, marriage, family life, spiritual renewal, and the sustaining power of scripture—calling listeners to rekindle the fire of early faith and prepare for the return of Christ. The lessons are practical and searching, urging self-examination, renewed dedication, and trust in God’s promises.

This 1994 teen class series, Proverbs for Today, brings the timeless wisdom of Solomon into the lives of young people facing modern challenges. The classes explore how God’s principles of wisdom, integrity, and discipline speak directly to everyday decisions, relationships, and personal character. Through practical teaching and open discussion, teens are shown how the book of Proverbs provides guidance not just for knowledge, but for living faithfully in a world full of distractions and pressures. The series emphasizes that true wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and continues in the choices we make each day.

This 1992 series follows the life and ministry of Jesus, tracing his steps from his birth through his growth, teaching, and journey toward Jerusalem. Brother Harry Tennant draws out the meaning of Jesus’ words and actions in plain, powerful ways, showing how every stage of his life reveals the heart of God. Listeners are invited to walk alongside the Master—to see him as a child, to grow with him in grace, to hear his teaching with new ears, and to set their faces steadfastly with him on the road to the cross. The series opens up familiar gospel records with freshness and warmth, helping us respond to the call of discipleship today.

In this 1992 series, Brother Harry Tennant explores some of the great “songs of the Lord” found in Scripture. Each session brings to life a different biblical song—from the song of Moses at the Red Sea, to the song of Deborah, to the Psalms that celebrate God as our refuge, and finally the song of Moses and the Lamb in Revelation. With warmth and clarity, Brother Tennant shows how these songs were born out of moments of deliverance, trial, and hope, and how they continue to inspire believers today. Together they form a chorus of faith that points forward to the day when all nations will sing in the kingdom of God.

This 1991 series, It Is Time to Seek the Lord, delivers a heartfelt call to spiritual renewal, urging believers to rekindle their devotion, strengthen their homes, and live faithfully in the light of God’s word. Each class draws on scripture with practical lessons for daily discipleship, emphasizing the urgency of preparing for the return of Christ. Through exhortation and encouragement, the series reminds listeners that true triumph lies not in human strength but in leaning on the faithfulness of God.

This 1989 series opens up the letter to the Hebrews as a message of faith, endurance, and hope for believers learning to let go of old patterns and embrace the fullness found in Christ. Brother Harry Tennant carefully traces how the Spirit used this epistle to help first-century disciples transition from the temple and the law to the living reality of Jesus as high priest and redeemer. Brother Tennant shows how Hebrews remains a letter for our times, urging us to hold fast in faith and to see in Christ the fulfillment of all God’s promises.

This 1988 series, Ecclesial Eldership: Taking Heed to All the Flock, provides a thoughtful and practical exploration of spiritual leadership within the household of God. Drawing on Paul’s words to the elders of Ephesus in Acts 20, the sessions emphasize the need for diligence, humility, and compassion in caring for God’s people. The studies combine scriptural foundations with practical guidance, offering both high principles and practical advice for arranging brethren and ecclesial leaders who seek to shepherd the flock faithfully until Christ returns.

This 1986 series explores the Sermon on the Mount as a living “royal code of practice” for disciples of Christ. Brother Harry Tennant shows how the Beatitudes are not isolated sayings, but together form a portrait of the mind of Christ. With warmth and insight, he unfolds how these words shape the whole person, calling believers to humility, faith, and a way of life patterned after the Lord. Each class brings out both the depth of Scripture and its practical power, urging us to live as people transformed by God’s Word.

This 1970 series traces the dramatic lives of Elijah and Elisha, two of Israel’s greatest prophets, who stood boldly for God in an age of idolatry, corruption, and compromise. Brother Harry Tennant unfolds their stories against the backdrop of divided kingdoms and false worship, showing how their words and actions revealed the living God to a nation that had forgotten Him. From Mount Carmel to the widow’s house in Zarephath, from the lonely wilderness to fiery chariots and the passing of the mantle, these prophets speak across the centuries, calling us to faith, courage, and trust in the God who never forsakes His people.

This four-part series, delivered by Brother Harry Tennant, explores the powerful theme drawn from Psalm 127: “Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it.” With warmth, depth, and urgency, each lecture highlights how the true house of God is not a building of stone, but a spiritual household built on faith in Jesus Christ, shaped by fellowship, service, and God’s abiding presence. Listeners are invited to reflect on their own role in this divine house, to strengthen their foundation in Christ, and to look forward with hope to the eternal dwelling God is preparing for His people.