Articles

The Lord's Day - time for worship

The Lord' Day is being hijacked. Time as duration, in terms of the one day in seven which God claims as His own, comes to be in sharp dispute, and as wrested away by the world for its own purposes. All major sporting events now have their finale on the Lord's Day and, mainly for reasons of gain, are more than ready to have their part in this hijacking of God's own Day.

A Tale of Two Churches

Once there was one. When it all happened neither group really wanted it. Now, each is glad to be free of the other. Christianity? Certainly not grace.

A Story of Two Kings

True prophets and false have claimed to speak on God's behalf down through the ages, and pulpits have been platforms for men who could tickle the ears, whatever the Bible says to the contrary. Preachers are especially susceptible to saying "what the people want to hear", and to do otherwise is to run the risk of losing your life.

Praise to the Lord

It is abundantly clear from the word of God that our first and foremost duty is to praise and glorify God. Shorter Catechism      Question 1:  What is the chief end of man? Answer: Man's chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever [1 Cor 10:31]. "For of Him, and through Him, and to Him, are all things; to whom be glory for ever, Amen" [Romans 11:36].