February 2004

Powerpoint files are available for David the servant king, The strength of the King, The character of the King and David and Bathsheba- The Sin of the King. Audio is also available for The Strength of the King and David and Bathsheba

This one slipped me by. In an age where the ‘Day of Purity’ can be seen as bigotted, is it a surprise that a report that statesAbstinence is the key to avoiding sex disease and questions the efficacy of condoms in preventing HPV is it any surprise? A quote from the politically correct lobby-”‘The word [...]

I can’t thank you guys, my ever patient readers enough for you help with my next sermon. The sex survey and your emails really helped! Speaking on sex is never easy. So I have one last request for anyone who reads this before about 11am GMT on Sunday morning- PLEASE PRAY FOR ME! I should [...]

This email intreged me. I wonder if anyone out there knows if these stories are authentic. Clearly, whether they are or not many similar things would have happened. After Sept. 11 … I happened to call a man on business that I didn’t know and have not, nor will ever, talk to again. But this [...]

Have just finished two days of a presentation skills course. Am rather taken aback by it all. It was one of those times where many things you already know take on new significance, and things that you ought to have known become clearer. It was also an amazing experience. We were told the seemingly obvious, [...]

As part of my ongoing preparation for my next sermon, I am compiling a list of the ways Christians can use to help them defeat sin. This list is intended to be reasonably complete, but has at least one deliberate ommission. I wonder if any of my mostly Christian readers can suggest one or two [...]

My church have just put on some more sermons including one of mine. Pop by and hear the following sermons, and more at www.jubilee-church.org David’s StrengthAdrian Warnock Living in the New YearTope Koleoso Pushing ThroughColin Potter The Old TestamentTope Koleoso

Well, readers of this blog are clearly a conservative bunch, at least in theory. 97% of participants reported that they considered themselves a Christian and 83% were male. This of course begs the question- how can I get more female non-christians to read this blog? Of course maybe female non-christians didnt want to do the [...]