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John Stott [1]
Wednesday 10 July, 2002. Today was a good day: Jan and I attended a couple of meetings in Melbourne, Australia, where John Stott was the speaker. He and Chris Wright (to whom he’s ‘handing the baton’ to lead the Langham Trust) are on a tour of Australian cities promoting the Trust – designed to use […]
Phillip E. Johnson
Clergy/Leaders’ Mail-list No. 2-087 (Apologetics and Social Issues) PHILLIP E JOHNSON, ‘RABBI’ by Terry Mattingly Call them the Evangelical Alpha Males. There’s Chuck Colson and James Dobson, James Kennedy and Robert Schuller, and Paul Crouch and Pat Robertson. There are many more. They are 60 years old or much older, but they still command the […]
F W Boreham
Hi Boreham-lovers STOP PRESS: October 2014: I am no longer trading in Borehams, but I do have some duplicate volumes of some of his books (no booklets at present) – [email protected] Best to put a notification request into ABE books or Alibris… ~~ Grace in the Arts: F. W. BOREHAM: ESSAYIST EXTRAORDINAIRE JAMES TOWNSEND Bible […]
David Brainerd
Sermons of Dr. Donald J. Wolfram Pillar of Fire Church Donald J. Wolfram (July 1996) “In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink.” (John 7:37) If you were to be asked, who were the two best known […]
St. John The Silent
May 13th – St. John the Silent. John was born in the year 454 in Nicopolis, Armenia, apparently to a wealthy family whose ancestors included governors and generals. His parents died when he was eighteen. He built a monastery, gave away the rest of his fortune to the poor and with ten companions strove to […]
Wendelinuta
Wendelinuta, a pious Protestant widow, was apprehended on account of her religion, when several monks, unsuccessfully, endeavored to persuade her to recant. As they could not prevail, a Roman Catholic lady of her acquaintance desired to be admitted to the dungeon in which she was confined, and promised to exert herself strenuously towards inducing the […]
Ed F. Dickinson: ‘Called To Lay Service’
CALLED TO LAY SERVICE Introduction He was 20 years of age. On a hot summer evening, in 1957, at the after church sing-along, at the Newmarket Baptist Church (Victoria), he stood up to give his testimony. He said: “It’s just over 12 months, tonight, that the Superintendent of the Victorian Home Mission said in this […]
Lynne’s Story
MY LIFE STORY If you are looking for an exciting, earth moving testimony, forget it, it is very ordinary, but If this can help someone that is in the same situation as I am, well Praise God. I was bought up in a middle class family with loving parents, dad that spoilt me and never […]
Tyndale
Single-handedly he turned the Latin and Hebrew of the Scriptures into a vernacular English which was at once terse and commodious. It might almost be said that in the process he recreated the language itself, and by some miracle of sympathy made it as supple and as direct as its classical predecessors. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,923-302996,00.html
The Golden Jubilee Of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Ii
Archbishop of Canterbury’s address at the Service of Celebration ACNS 3007 – LAMBETH PALACE – 4 June 2002 4 June 2002 This is the full text of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s address at the Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving on the occasion the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen at St Paul’s Cathedral “Four […]
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