Biblical serendipity
Do you read the Bible methodically or are you a lucky dipper? Do you start at the beginning of a book and work your way through, or do you merely open the Bible and let your eyes alight upon the first thing you see and …
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John Lennox on religious pluralism
Dr. John Lennox discusses religious pluralism and claims to absolute truth in this brief video from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries.
Hymn: When we cannot see our way
When we cannot see our way,Let us trust, and still obey;He who bids us forward go,Cannot fail the way to show. Though the sea be deep and wide,Though a passage seem denied;Fearless let us still proceed,Since the Lord vouchsafes to lead. Though it seems the …
Competence from God
In this sermon, Roger Salter examines 2 Corinthians 3:4-9, addressing human authority and competence given by the Holy Spirit. “Marked characteristics of a person before conversion can be sanctified for the use of the Lord. Paul’s susceptibility to boast in himself was altered to a …
Celebrating Communion from the North Side with the U.S. 1928 Book of Common Prayer
Some have suggested that the historic Anglican practice of celebrating Holy Communion from the North Side (called the Right Side in some texts) of the Holy Table while using the 1928 American Book of Common Prayer is inappropriate and is out of conformity with the rubrics. This essay will repudiate that claim and demonstrate that the practice of celebrating Holy Communion from the North Side of the Holy Table is a venerable and beneficial practice, both for congregations and clergy.
J. I. Packer on repentance
Dr. J. I. Packer reflects on the meaning of repentance in this brief video from Crossway.
Hymn: A little while
“A little while,” our Lord shall come,And we shall wander here no more;He’ll take us to our Father’s home,Where He for us has gone before. “A little while,” He’ll come again;Let us the precious hours redeem;Our only grief to give Him pain,Our joy to serve …
Waiting for the Lord
In this sermon, Roger Salter examines Lamentations 3:22-33, addressing what it means to wait patiently for the Lord, trusting in divine providence. “Lamentations 3:22-33 I say to myself, ‘The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for him.’ There is no state more honorable …
Communication problems
Most of us have tried having talking with someone and realised our words were like water rolling off a duck’s back. The other person heard our words but did not understand them the way we meant. No matter how we tried to explain our position, the …
Sam Alberry on sexual identity and marriage
In this brief video of his remarks before the Church of England General Synod in 2017, Sam Allberry addresses the topic of Christian marriage and sexual identity.
Hymn: In thy name, O Lord, assembling
In thy name, O Lord, assembling,We, thy people, now draw near:Teach us to rejoice with trembling;Speak, and let thy servant hear,Hear with meekness,Hear thy word with godly fear. While our days on earth are lengthenedMay we give them, Lord, to thee,Cheered by hope, and daily …
Called to be saints
In this sermon, Roger Salter examines Romans 1:1-7, addressing the importance of the Bible as the source of Christian doctrine and our need for Christ the Savior. “How can we go so long in our lives without attention to the word of God; without it …
Such a good heart
Don’t you just hate it when people try to sugar-coat bad behaviour? Someone can commit any number of offenses–exhibit rudeness or pride, be vindictive, covetous, or contentious–and yet there will be those who pronounce with great solemnity, “But he has (or had) such a good …
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