David McIlroy, September 2004 One of the joys and frustrations of the English language is the size of its vocabulary. This enables us to make distinctions and to highlight nuances which might be lost elsewhere but sometimes it leads to compartmentalization. In particular, this has happened with the concept of ‘tsedeq‘, a hebrew word which Read More ... »
Don’t forget to join us at Legacy Church Cherryville Campus tomorrow for parts 3 and 4 of Infinity. We have a Sunday morning service at 10am and our evening service is at 5:30pm. If you missed the first two messages you can find them at https://legacychurchexperience.sermon.net »
In 1949, one of the greatest revivals in the history of the United Kingdom took place in the Hebrides. Duncan Campbell, the preacher at the center of the revival, later described how it began. Seven men and two women had decided to pray earnestly for revival. One night, at a prayer meeting held in a Read More ... »
Gnostic Gospels: Same Old Song, Umpteenth Verse Another Liberal egghead has produced yet another book relying on late, specious texts (typically Gnostic in origin) to try to undermine Jesus and the Christian Gospel. Author Wilson is trained mostly in philosophy, with also an S.T.B. from an Anglican school in Toronto, now considers himself an expert Read More ... »