Dr. Warren Wiersbe died yesterday in Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of 89. For those not aware, Dr Wiersbe, known as “the pastor’s pastor”, is the author of some 150 books on the Bible. He is also known as a broadcaster, airing his Bible radio program “Back to the Bible” throughout the world. He has...
In this mornings sermon we mentioned the Brooklyn Papyrus that provides evidence that the Hebrews were in Egypt during the 18th Century BC. This supports the biblical idea that the Exodus took place in the 15th Century BC. Brooklyn Papyrus The Brooklyn Papyrus contains a list of the names of 95 slaves. 70% of the...
We start our new sermon series tomorrow and as promised I’ve suggested that you read ahead through the book of Exodus so that you can prepare your own hearts. Here is a reading plan and as you read through this tremendous book, pray for three things: that the Holy Spirit would prepare your own heart...
In preparation for Easter I’ve been reading a book that would normally be a little off-piste for me. It’s by American Anglican theologian Fleming Rutledge. (I did say this was off-piste!). This book took her 20 years to write and has been described as the second part to “The Cross” by John Stott. I have...
