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Featured series on the Book of Ruth
Part 9- Ruth's timeless declaration; Part 10- Returning to Bethlehem; Part 11- Backsliding leaves its mark; Part 12- Bitterly recalling forsaken mercies(See all the messages in the series here)
Sermons from Kilskeery Free Presbyterian Church
The first commandment, Rev. Jonathan Creane, Feb. 17th, 2019.
Sacred memories of God’s goodness. Reminiscences on the history of God’s goodness to the Free Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Ivan Foster.
The forerunners of the Free Presbyterian Church
The formation of the Free Presbyterian Church
The flourishing of the Free Presbyterian Church
Other recent sermons
The harmfulness of sin, Pt1 – Rev. I. Foster. Preached in Ardarragh FPC, Sunday Feb 24th, 2019.
All audio sermons can be seen here.
Laugh yourself to heaven at Newtownbreda Baptist Church / Comedy Club
In this modernistic, liberal age, many forms of worldly entertainment have been brought in to try to attract a crowd.
These can be quite successful (though that is absolutely no excuse for employing them), as the popularity of churches like the Vineyard and various community / fellowship type churches has proven.
Mostly, it entails the introduction of worldly music with a thin veneer of Christianity from the worship bands.
However, a far more offensive to God form of worldly entertainment was brought into a Baptist church in Belfast on Sunday, 10th February.
For Newtownbreda Baptist Church brought in a stand-up comedian to take their Sunday night service two Lord’s days ago.
Yes, you are reading that correctly, this is not a joke – Newtownbreda Baptist Church became Newtownbreda Comedy Club for the night as a stand-up comic took the platform in this most modern, trendy, hipster of Baptist churches. Read more on the Protestant Revival website.
News review for week ending Friday 22nd February 2019
“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose,” Romans 8:28.
US ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick defrocked over abuse claims
It is nothing to what awaits him in eternity!!!
Aurora shooting (Illinois): Five killed by sacked man at Illinois firm
Crimes of the IRA laid bare online to ‘combat twisted narrative’
IRA victim’s son sees picture of his murdered father for the very first time
Wells bars DUP pair from his social media sites over LGBT vote
DUP MLA helps open pro-life group’s new Belfast HQ
Read more of this week’s news review.
‘Who cares if you’re Protestant or Catholic? Rome is an inspiration’, says Arch-apostate of Canterbury
In a shocking rejection of the precious gospel heritage the entire UK is blessed to have, when asked his opinion on Church of England vicars switching to Rome, the following is what this reprobate had to say:
“Who cares? I don’t mind about all that. Particularly if people go to Rome, which is such a source of inspiration.
“I had an email from a very old friend, an Anglican priest who has decided to go to Rome. I wrote back saying: ‘how wonderful! As long as you are following your vocation, you are following Christ’. Read more on the Protestant Revival website.
‘If hell exists, it is empty’ – disgraceful claim of Presbyterian minister Rev Ernie Rea
In an interview with the Belfast Telegraph in the latest of the weekly feature on religious figures from Northern Ireland, Rev Ernie Rea propagated his heretical views on hell.
When asked if he had any fears about hell, he said: “If Hell exists, it is empty. A loving God could not condemn one of his children to everlasting fire.”
This statement is so spiritually misleading and theologically heretical that it is truly a disgrace.
One must wonder if he has ever actually read the Bible. Read more on the Protestant Revival website.
News review for week ending February 15th, 2019.
“God is jealous, and the LORD revengeth; the LORD revengeth, and is furious; the LORD will take vengeance on his adversaries, and he reserveth wrath for his enemies. The LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the LORD hath his way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet,” Nahum 1:2-3.
Workers at NI’s RoI-owned electricity operator could strike during Brexit date
Border poll calls ‘all part of Project Fear over no-deal’
Talk of border poll is part of ‘project fear’ says DUP chief Arlene Foster
We can do a Brexit deal, says DUP’s Foster after talks with Taoiseach
‘Doing deals’ is what politicians are good at! Living with the results are not always so easy!!
UK cancels contract for extra ferries in event of no-deal Brexit
Brexit ferry contract awarded to firm with no ships is scrapped
The ferry company had no ships and yet was awarded the contract!!! We are in safe hands !!??😳
How Merkel’s Germany is legally ALLOWED TO IGNORE EU rules all other nations cave in to
History repeats itself – the Rhineland retaken in defiance of the Treaty Of Versailles. Germany is good at that!!!
DUP urge Blair and Major to ‘dial down rhetoric’ over Brexit peace threat
Read the rest of this week’s news review here.
Rend Collective to perform at ‘Christian’ camp celebrating the Papist Mass
The leading ‘Christian’ rock band Rend Collective (pictured) are to take the stage at three allegedly Christian summer camps which will offer the Roman Catholic Mass to those in attendance.
Rend Collective will perform at the Soul Survivor summer camps to be held in Peterborough and Stafford in England in July and August.
In a ‘Leaders Handbook’ provided on the Soul Survivor website, it is stated that, on the final day of the camp, when a Communion service is held, “Catholic Mass is also available”. Read more on the Protestant Revival website…
East Belfast Mission and Rev Andrew Irvine give themselves over to Rome
A former big shot on Belfast City Council, Rev Andrew Irvine has been brought on board at the East Belfast Mission to help boost its income.
And on Wednesday, 23 January, Rev Andrew Irvine engaged in his mean ecumenical compromise by preaching at a Week of Prayer for Christian Unity service in a Romanist chapel in Lurgan in County Armagh.
Rev Andrew Irvine was the speaker in the service in St Paul’s Roman Catholic church in the town.
How exactly such compromise can be justified is frankly remarkable. Read more on the Protestant Revival website.
“The LORD is longsuffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression, and by no means clearing the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation,” Numbers 14:18.
“And the LORD descended in the cloud, and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of the LORD. And the LORD passed by before him, and proclaimed, The LORD, The LORD God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abundant in goodness and truth, keeping mercy for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, and that will by no means clear the guilty; visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children, and upon the children’s children, unto the third and to the fourth generation,” Exodus 34:5-7.
Sinn Fein is straddling peace and violence in its Londonderry bomb response, say unionists
Eamon Collins: PSNI ‘close to identifying’ IRA man’s killer
Eamon Collins murder 20 years on: From stupid and tragic to lonely and brutal
This is what they did to one of their own. It helps us understand just how cruel republican murderers were to other victims!!!
Read more of this weeks news review
The Bible-Believer’s response to the deepening apostasy
The synopsis of a sermon preached by Rev. Ivan Foster at a “Christian Watch” meeting in St John’s Wood Baptist church, London on Saturday 20th September 2003. It would appear from Ezekiel chapter 8: 1, that a conference of sorts had been convened in Ezekiel’s home. “And it came to pass in the sixth year, in the sixth month, in the fifth day of the month, as I sat in mine house, and the elders of Judah sat before me, that the hand of the Lord GOD fell there upon me.” Read more….
So-called ‘evangelical’ Bishop Harold Miller promotes unity with Rome
Every year in the latter part of January, the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity takes centre stage in many of the ecumenical churches, and 2019 was no different.
Indeed, it was the subject of one of the first posts mounted on this page last year and, sadly, once again this year we have the sad duty of documenting the wretched compromise carried out in the name of ‘unity’ in many of the churches up and down our land.
We are aware of at least eight ecumenical events which took place in Northern Ireland throughout the week, though it is more than likely there were more. Read more…