Audio from the Sabbath School class of 30 January 2011 is available here. In this class we continue our question and answer discussion related to the spiritual calling and limits of the institutional Church in contrast to parachurch organisations and Christian ministries.
The Lord’s Day sermons for 30 January 2011 are available below and on the Sermons page. 30 January 2011: Rev. Gary N. Roop AM Sermon: Revelation 13.4-10 PM Sermon: Habakkuk 1.12-17
The closing words of Christianity & Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen… “Is there no refuge from strife? Is there no place of refreshing where a man can prepare for the battle of life? Is there no place where two or three can gather in Jesus’ name, to forget for the moment all those things that […]
The bulletin for this Lord’s Day is available here as a PDF.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 23 January 2011 is available here. In this class we continue fielding questions related to the spiritual calling of the institutional Church in contrast to parachurch organisations and Christian ministries.
In the (http://www.ligonier.org/rym/broadcasts/video/architecture/) for Renewing Your Mind, Dr. Sproul emphasises the following principle. Every form is an art form, and even the way we construct buildings says something about our worldview. Throughout the history of the church, architecture has revealed something about man’s concept of God and of worship. At the outset Dr. Sproul corrects […]
The Lord’s Day sermons for 23 January 2011 are available below and on the Sermons page. 23 January 2011: Rev. Gary N. Roop AM Sermon: Revelation 13.1-10 PM Sermon: Habakkuk 1.5-11
Dear praying brothers and sisters; It is a time of transitions for the Proctor family. In a week, on the 31st of January, we leave to return to our beloved Uganda. We are so very thankful for your prayers, and for God’s kind answers to them, over the past few months. Meredith’s cancer treatment was […]
From TE Wes White’s blog post at Johannes Weslianus: Breaking news: proposed funding plan fails New York State Presbytery became the 27th Presbytery to vote against 14-1. Eastern Carolina earlier became the 27th vote against 14-2. Any amendment to the BCO requires approval of 2/3 of the Presbyteries. 27 Presbyteries constitute more than a third […]
The bulletin for this Lord’s Day is available here as a PDF.