
My Father is the Gardener
My Father is the Gardener by J. R. Miller (1840-1912) My Father is the husbandman (John 15:1). It is comforting to think of trouble, in
My Father is the Gardener by J. R. Miller (1840-1912) My Father is the husbandman (John 15:1). It is comforting to think of trouble, in
The Victimisation and Vindication of David Brainerd From The One Year Book of Christian History by Michael and Sharon Rusten David Brainerd was born in Connecticut
Narrowed to be Enlarged by George Matheson – the blind preacher (1842-1906) “Thou hast enlarged me when I was in distress” (Psa 4.1) This is
Resisting the Temptation to Side-line the Lord’s Supper by Michael J. Penfold Church, in many parts of the world, has developed into a competitive, consumer-facing
Gambling and Alcohol – A Biblical Perspective by Dr A.J. Higgins Dr. A. J. Higgins M.D. (New Jersey, USA) tackles two epidemics of 21st Century
Easy Believism or True Evangelism? by Andrew Stenhouse Whatever else might be said of the assemblies which are professedly gathered unto the name of the
What does “This Day I Have Begotten Thee” Mean? by John Heading The quotation, “Thou are My Son; this day have I begotten Thee”, is
He Called Me Out A poem by Harry Bell (1905-1976) He called me out, the man with garments dyed, I knew his form – my
Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? by Michael J. Penfold Arriving at a clear understanding of the true nature of salvation represents the first step in
The Dangers of Reformed Theology by George Zeller The Scriptures tell us to “prove all things [test all things by the Word of God]; hold
Stepping Ashore A poem by Robert E. Selle Oh, think to step ashore, And find it Heaven; To clasp a hand outstretched, And find it
Is the Imputation of the Active Obedience of Christ a Biblical Doctrine? by David Dunlap In the late 18th century, a group of intrepid British
BOOK REVIEW: Seasons of Sorrow (Tim Challies) by Michael J. Penfold On 3rd November 2020 Tim and Aileen Challies received the kind of phone call
Is “One Man Ministry” Scriptural? by Michael J Penfold A young man feels ‘called to the ministry’. His pastor recommends him to go to Bible
God Meant It Unto Good by Freda Hanbury Allen “God meant it unto good” – O blest assurance, Falling like sunshine all across life’s way,
Eternal Punishment by Norman Crawford The Watchtower magazine has published an article applauding major Protestant denominations for finally agreeing with them that there is no
Should Christians Watch Movies? by Michael J. Penfold If you’re a Christian who loves movies, here’s a challenge for you. Are you willing to consider
Why is Biblical Church Leadership Male? by David K. Vallance God’s Word entrusts authority and leadership in human relationships to males. Thus, in local assembly
I Walked a Mile with Pleasure by Robert Browning Hamilton (1867-1950) I walked a mile with pleasure; She chatted all the way; But left me
Around the Wicket Gate by Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) If you are struggling to be saved, C.H. Spurgeon’s Around the Wicket Gate is for you. Awakening If
The Virgin Birth of Christ by Dr. A.J. Higgins (New Jersey, USA) Apart from the resurrection of Christ, no truth is so maligned by the
Here’s a chart listing and comparing the prison prayers of the apostle Paul, in PDF and JPG: PDF version JPG version
Living By Faith Has Nothing To Do With Feelings by George Mueller The strength of our faith is in direct proportion to our level of
Is the Local Church Meant to be Autonomous? by Thomas Bentley No subject has provoked so much thought over the years of testimony, as the
BOOK REVIEW: A Man Called Oliver (Reprinted 2023) by Michael J. Penfold Available again after 30 years, A Man Called Oliver (Paperback), tells the story
Reach My Blest Saviour First by William Noel Tomkins (1839-1918) Christ’s grave is vacant now, Left for the throne above; His cross asserts God’s right
Donald Munro (1839-1908) by Norman Crawford Few men have left a greater mark for God on assemblies in North America than a boy born in
Alone With Thee O Master Anonymous The sorrows of the daily life, The shadows o’er my path which fall, Too oft obscure the glory’s light,
BOOK REVIEW: Though I Walk Through the Valley (Vance Havner) by Michael J. Penfold There are numerous insightful and comforting books out there by Christian
Not Everyone Thinks Free Salvation is Good News by Michael J. Penfold Surprisingly, the realisation that personal salvation through Jesus Christ is totally free, doesn’t
The Lost Art of Preaching the Word by Norman Crawford The three words of 2 Timothy 2:2, “Preach the Word”. are among the most important
Can the Flesh Be Improved? by John Nelson Darby “There is no such thing as mending the flesh by even one atom. In innocence it
Afflicted Saint to Christ Draw Near by John Fawcett (1740-1817) Afflicted saint, to Christ draw near, Your Saviour’s gracious promise hear; His faithful Word you
The Top 10 Countries for the Persecution of Christians (2023) “Remember those who are in prison, as though in prison with them, and those who
The Difference Between Gossip and Flattery “Gossip is saying behind a person’s back what you would never say to his or her face. Flattery is
His Plan for Me by Martha Snell Nicholson When I stand at the judgment seat of Christ And He shows me His plan for me,
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