Discovering Christianity

A Series of 10 Talks

Denis C. Shelton
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A 10-part audio series designed to speak to those who are interested or enquiring about the Christian faith.

Originally produced by the John Knox Theological College, the educational institution of the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Australia.


Selected Endorsement:

  • Discovering Christianity is a rare treat from a sound, clear, powerful, engaging, passionate, and seasoned Reformed preacher/teacher, Denis Shelton, who, in God’s kind providence, also happens to be a special friend of mine in Christ with whom I share a mutual love for Reformed and Puritan literature. By the Spirit’s grace, I’m confident that you will benefit greatly from this series of messages, both intellectually and spiritually."
    • Dr. Joel R. Beeke | President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan

Track List:

  1. "By What Authority?" There Are So Many Religions - Just Who is Right?
  2. "Which 'God' is God?": Do We All Worship One and The Same God?
  3. "Every Prospect Pleases...?": Where Did This Universe Come From?
  4. "..Only man is vile...": How Did We Get Into Such a Mess?
  5. "Jesus Christ - Deity or Deceiver?": The World's Fraud or Lord?
  6. "It Is Finished": Why did Christ Say That When He Died?
  7. "Saved for Certain": Or Just Plain Arrogance and Delusion?
  8. "A Christian and The World": Or How Do We Live in this Mess?
  9. "A Christian And His Church": Really, Do You Have to Go to Church?
  10. "What's Ahead?": Is It Apocalypse Now or a Dream Run All The Way?
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From Talk 1: "By What Authority?" There Are So Many Religions - Just Who is Right?:

About the Author

Denis C. Shelton

Initially trained as a Maths Science teacher, Denis Shelton felt the call of God to ministry and became involved in the establishment of the Presbyterian Reformed Church, a reformed denomination which separated from the Presbyterian Church of Australia in 1967. He has served in several parishes and is also a former Principal of John Knox Theological College. Denis has six adult children, 17 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren. He is just a sinner saved by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ – a debtor to mercy alone.