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Wake-up call

Wake-up call

Peter Seccombe

Book Review DR MARTYN LLOYD-JONES AND EVANGELICALS IN WALES: Bala ministers’ conference 1955-2014

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Devilish!

Devilish!

Peter Seccombe

Book Review SPIRITUAL WARFARE A biblical and balanced perspective

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Wayward academic?

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Book Review F.F. BRUCE: A LIFE The definitive biography of a New Testament scholar

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Leadership controversy

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Book Review THE CORINTHIAN QUESTION Why did the church oppose Paul?

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Roland Lamb, 1917-2011

Peter Seccombe

The Rev. the Hon. Roland Lamb died on November 23, aged 94.

The son of Lord Rochester, he trained for the Methodist ministry after graduating from Cambridge University. He served as a chaplain in the Middle East during World War II and afterwards in churches in South Shields, Walton-on-Naze, Aberystwyth and Cornwall.

Middle ground?

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Book Review ZION’S NEW NAME Why the Christian Church is in continuity with biblical Israel

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A country chapel

Peter Seccombe

Herefordshire is a beautiful county, but, like much of rural Britain, one in which thriving evangelical, Bible- teaching churches are few and far between.

Nearly every village and even some hamlets have a parish church, one vicar often being responsible for five or six churches. Few are evangelical. Non-conformist and independent churches are scattered around the county. With some notable exceptions, many are very small with elderly congregations dependent on visiting preachers.

Humanly speaking?

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Book Review REDISCOVERING PAUL An introduction to his world, letters and theology

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Live-in book

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Book Review TEACHING ACTS Unlocking the book of Acts for the Bible teacher

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Launch pad

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Book Review THE EPISTLES OF JOHN

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Seriously rich!

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Book Review ADOPTED INTO GOD’S FAMILY Exploring a Pauline metaphor

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Smell those tulips!

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Book Review EVANGELISTIC CALVINISM Why the Doctrines of Grace are Good News

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Brilliant little book

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Book Review DIG DEEPER!

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Mentors on paper

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Book Review INDELIBLE INK

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A tonic

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Book Review BILLY BRAY IN HIS OWN WORDS

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Let great men of the past speak to us

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Book Review THE VOICE OF GOD

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For doubting disciples

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Book Review CAN IT BE TRUE?

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STEPPE BY STEPPE

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Book Review By Hugh P. Kemp

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Young people in the cells?

Peter Seccombe

For years, small groups for Bible study and prayer have been a common feature of church life, as they have been in student Christian Unions.

They are a valuable means of cultivating fellowship between people at a deeper level than can be achieved by larger and more formal meetings. Small, informal groups have also long proved to be useful in evangelism.

Your personality and the spiritual life

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Book Review By Reginald Johnson

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