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West Bromwich East Hustings at Holy Trinity
Ian Garrett (Liberal), Alistair Thompson (Conservative), Tom Watson (Labour) and a UKIP representative will take part in a hustings for West Bromwich East to be held at 7:30pm Thursday 29th April at Holy Trinity Church, Mary Road West Bromwich, B70 … Continue reading
Posted in From the vicarage
Tagged Alistair Thompson, conservative, election 2010, General Election, hustings, Ian Garrett, Labour, liberal, Steve Grey, Tom Watson, UKIP, West Bromwich East
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Holy, catholic and apostolic?
I used the following Venn diagram in Sunday’s sermon to illustrate 1 Peter 1:13 to 2:11 and what happens to churches when they let go of one of the three functions of church, to be holy, catholic and apostolic. Holy … Continue reading
Posted in church leadership
Tagged 1 Peter, apostolic, catholic, church leadership, conservative, Holy, liberal, missional
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The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans and the danger of a gospel denying fault line
I wrote yesterday about the problems within orthodoxy and liberalism on the issue of human sexuality in the Anglican communion. The debate as it has been conducted has focused on the single issue of the rights and wrongs of homosexual … Continue reading
Hug a liberal?
How many evangelicals would hug a liberal? I don’t mean literally. Paul tells Titus to “rebuke them [the circumcision party] sharply, that they may be sound in the faith” [Titus 1:13] and it is easy to take that as a … Continue reading
Posted in Transforming lives
Tagged Charles Simeon, evangelicals, John Piper, liberal, liberals, Roots of Endurance, Thomas Scott
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Unravelling acceptance and godliness
At the heart of Christian faith and practice there are two mutually exclusive truths. The first is that God accepts (justifies) sinners through faith in his crucified Son, Jesus Christ. The second is that these children of God should want … Continue reading
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