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First I would like to thank Jeremy for his constructive and careful dialogue in this debate. I have enjoyed reading his submissions and even though we might not agree on these issues, I have appreciated the civility of this forum. We have never met but I would hope we are friends, and I strongly endorse the work to which he has been called. Now in closing, I would like to […]
Preliminary Remarks: At Communion we proclaim Christ’s death until He comes (1 Corinthians 11:26). We are waiting for something to be different when He comes. Jeremy and I differ on how we read both Old and New Testament prophecy. There is more to come when He comes, and some of what is to come will involve Jewish Christians as a separate group among the redeemed.
Purpose Statement: This blog makes the case that whatever the current situation, the promise of land and descendants to Abraham remains. Israel has a future in God’s plan.
I first read his name when following up a comment by John Ortberg, then teaching pastor of Willow Creek Community Church, Chicago. I was in the car park of Eastleigh Leisure Centre and was listening to a tape (yes it was 1995) of a talk John Ortberg gave on ministry.
The life of St Giles, Horsted Keynes, impacts around 2000 folk in the village immediately as well as those who link to us in different ways by attending from mid Sussex, let alone its impact through programmes we've done for Premier and electronic connections like this blog.
Billy Graham has preached the Gospel to more people in live audiences than anyone else in history - nearly 215 million people in more than 185 countries and territories, and hundreds of millions more have been reached through television, video, film, and webcasts.
Speak to most church youth workers and they will say their job or, 'calling', can be the most exciting, challenging and rewarding career. Yet many churches across the UK are wrestling with the challenge of connecting with young people in our society.
Next week Scotland will vote whether to leave the UK and reverse the decision made in 1707 to become an independent nation again. The latest polls suggest that they might just do that, though the polls are still close and 18% remain undecided. Quebec faced a similar decision in 1995 to separate from Canada. Two weeks before their vote the polls were also close but on the day the ‘don’t […]
