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Ascension Day Meditation.
I want to consider one or two aspects of the ascension which can speak to us in a practical way. Quite often we overlook the significance of the Ascension and I feel we impoverish ourselves by doing this. The implications … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Ascension, assurance, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, prayer, Redemption, religion, salvation
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How Inclusive is the Gospel?
Inclusiveness is emphasised as part of political correctness, all sorts of documents claim that one must be inclusive. Recently various Christian speakers and authors have been claiming that because the gospel is inclusive at its heart this can justify behaviour … Continue reading
Posted in Church, culture, faith, God, God's love, grace, holiness, Jesus Christ, love, morality, New Testament, relationships, Repent, repentance, sanctification, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged apostle paul, apostolic preaching, book of Acts, christian speakers, christianity, Church, day of pentecost, discipleship, evangelism, faith, God, grace, holy scripture, inclusiveness, Jesus Christ, Pentecost, political correctness, religion, sin, The gospel mesage, theology
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Is America the hope of the World? or, is Jesus the hope of the World?
When Mitt Romney asserted that America is the hope of the world, I didn’t know how to treat this rather arrogant claim. I don’t think many Europeans would think that way and this British citizen certainly does not. What is … Continue reading
Christians and Politics: The Pursuit of Justice and Truth
When we look at the political scene it is getting harder to know who to support and sometimes Christians suggest one issue that must dominate our choice but can any one issue really give deal with the breadth of Biblical … Continue reading
Posted in political problems, Theology
Tagged christianity, Creation, current-events, discipleship, euthanasia, evangelism, God, holy scripture, integrity, isaiah 58, justice, Lordship of Christ, Politics, pro-life, religion, the poor, theology, truth.
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The Life Giver by Joey LeTourneau: a book review
The Life Giver by Joey LeTournesu is a radical book, a book which if treated seriously could change your life. The books main point is god gives his grace freely to his children so that they may give it to … Continue reading
The Sovereign Lord Cares for His People and Pours His Spirit out upon them
One of the great Biblical truths is that of the greatness of God, he is the sovereign Lord over all things. Time and time again the bible uses this fact to reassure us, some people see God’s greatness in abstract … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, christianity, faith, forgiveness, God the Father, grace, greatness of god, Isaiah 44, Jesus Christ, prayer, Redemption, religion, restoration, servant of god, Sovereign Lord, sovereignty of God, spirituality, theology, worship
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Isaiah 61 Part 2: A God of Justice and Grace who clothes us with robes of righteousness
The biblical picture of a gracious God is one that also demonstrates that he is holy. Isaiah when he proclaims the word of the Lord shows the richness of God’s grace but he never forgets that God is just and … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Charismatic, christianity, day of vengeance, everlasting covenant, faith, grace, gracious, healing, holy, Jesus Christ, justice, Redemption, religion, righteous God, robes of righteousness, theology, worship
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King of the Church to you we pray
Lord Jesus we acknowledge that you are king of kings and Lord of lords, the church is yours not our own. Come Lord Jesus be exalted in this day, pour out your Spirit on us today, then we shall do … Continue reading
Baptist Theology by Stephen Holmes: A book review
This thought provoking book deserves a wide readership both within the Baptist community and by Christians of other traditions who want to be better informed as to what it means to be a Baptist. The review below is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Fuller, Baptist, baptist beginnings, baptist theology, body of divinity, Carl Henry, Charismatic, Church, fundamentalism, general baptists, gifts of the Holy Spirit, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, hyper-Calvinism, Jesus Christ, John Gill, leadership, Liberal Theology, Lordship of Christ, Pentecostal, Preaching, religion, theology
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Pneuma and Logos 