September 2018
The men who would not bow, budge…
The Judeo-Christian heritage, which gave us the freedoms that we have enjoyed for many decades, has now, for the most…
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The Judeo-Christian heritage, which gave us the freedoms that we have enjoyed for many decades, has now, for the most…
Read morePsalm 134, which has only three verses, is the last of the fifteen psalms with the heading ‘A Song of…
It’s some months now since I read a headline in The Daily Telegraph. “We should applaud the end of the…
Another week of gospel outreach brought us into the large and broken housing estate of Lochside, located on the north…
In the two previous Guest Columns, I extended C. H. Spurgeon’s famous caged-lion allegory by suggesting that freeing the lion…
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This book aims to show how the church can equip parents so they can ‘parent for faith’. I agree wholeheartedly with its focus on helping one another within a church context. When we become Christians, we are part of God’s…
This is a cracking little board book for reading to very young children. It shows how doctors help people who are sick, before relating how Martyn Lloyd-Jones chose to preach the good news instead, with many people coming to hear…
The following information has been provided by Chris Kavanagh, director of the Dohnavur Fellowship Corporation. Dr Jacky Woolcock, who served in Dohnavur 1969–1987 writes, ‘I met Dr Kommers in the Dohnavur UK office in 2015, being offered to read the…
In the late nineteenth century, mounting pressure developed among churches adhering to the Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF) for a revision of some of its statements. In the USA, this was led by C. A. Briggs and Philip Schaff. Briggs’ antipathy…
