March 2005

A commentator on my post concerning Terris death stated: We in the States began sowing the wind decades ago and now we are begin to reap the smallest of horrific harvests yet to come. It was inevitable that a culture that, thirty-plus years ago, pronounced when life began would soon determine when life should end….. [...]

Just spotted an old comment on my blog. It came from a man called Mick Porter who appears not to have a blog. I honestly hope he does get one at some point though. Here is what he graciously said on a post in which I stressed the precious nature of good preaching, and how [...]

Thanks to feedburner, I think I can now podcast Jubilee Sermons. If any of my readers use this software I would be very greatful if they could give it a road test for me- does this thing work I ask myself? Also, I would be very interested in whether any other sermons are being podcasted, [...]

Blogotional appears to be doubting the power of preaching to change lives. I have not taken this matter further lately, but intend to do so! All I have time to say right now is that faith is produced by preaching. It is faith that is the foundation not just of our salvation but of our [...]

My daughter drew a picture of our dinner guest yesterday (who happened to be the girl who made a public decision to follow Christ last sunday.)

Smith’s interview explains how reading a bit from the Purpose driven life to her captor helped her establish trust with him. The times answered the question how did she do it as follows “The answer seems to be, at least in large part, her faith. After her husband had died, Smith had become a born-again [...]

JOLLYBLOGGER: Michael Schiavo and the Gospel says “My own words convict me. I’m working on my Good Friday message and here is are the opening words: D. A. Carson is a well known Bible scholar and theologian who says this about the Apostle Paul. He cannot long talk about Christian joy, or Christian ethics, or [...]

www.nickqueen.com stole a gnome who then escaped and is visiting me in London. Turns out he just wantet to come home. As you can tell from his attire hes actually a British Gnome, I think he lives in Whitechapel one of my old stomping grounds. I wonder where he will visit next- do let us [...]

You can now listen to my last Sermon which was inspired (at least in part) by Daniel Bedingfield