Sacred memories of God’s goodness

Published by Ivan Foster on April 30, 2019

A very kind Christian lady who attends a Free Presbyterian Church some distance from us, contacted me after we published three articles on “Sacred Memories of God’s Goodness”, back in February of this year. They were based upon three messages, in which I sought to give a brief history of the Free Presbyterian Church right up to the present day, I preached in Kilskeery on February 11th, 13, and 15th (listen here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

These messages marked the 52nd anniversary of the first Free Presbyterian meetings in Lisbellaw, Co. Fermanagh from which the local congregations all sprung.

The lady said that she with her family would like to make the content available in print free of charge to pass on its historical information, instruction, and inspiration to the present generation and the ones following after.

I have just taken delivery of copies of the 54 page hard back publication and I am delighted with the skill and care the lady and her family have taken in producing these books.

She has provided me with some 150 copies and retained some for herself and we both plan to distribute them free of charge.

Should any reader wish to have a copy please

email me (kilskeery@gmail.com)

or

write to me at:

17 Old Junction Road,
Kilskeery,
Co. Tyrone,
Northern Ireland,
BT78 3RN.

Ezekiel: The ignored watchman

A series of messages by Rev. Andy FosterEzekiel was God’s watchman to the nation of Israel. In the first part of his ministry he warned of the sin of the nation and highlighted the consequences it had brought, and would continue to bring. He was largely ignored and dismissed.

In the second part of his ministry he proclaims messages related to the glorious future of the nation of Israel, restored by grace and redemption. Sadly, these messages are still often neglected and overlooked!

Click here to watch.

Why I have closed my account with SermonAudio
As of 30th May, 2017, I have requested that SermonAudio close my account. That has taken place and I no longer mount sermons there. Instead, my own website The Burning Bush will now house all my sermons. It has long been the home of my articles and news links. Gradually we will mount the 1376 messages I had on SermonAudio on my own site.
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