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The Cross And The World

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Post date May 27, 2016

It is the death of Christ which supplies the motive of missionary enterprise. We must ever remember that when we speak of the death of Christ, we speak of a death different from our own. Our death is the cessation of activity; Christ’s was the crown and climax of His…

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Post date May 4, 2016

For a little over a year now, my family and I have been back in Seoul, South Korea, where we are trying to plant the country’s first Free Presbyterian church. While Korea suffered severely through the Japanese invasion in the early 1900s and through the communist war that divided Korea…

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Post date May 4, 2016

In Gethsemane, Jesus, “having been heard for his godly fear, though he was the Son, yet learned obedience by the things which he suffered” (Hebrews 5:7–10). Of course, in that perfect heart of Christ there never was even an inkling of disobedience or rebellion. Nevertheless, in the expression of perfect…

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Post date May 4, 2016

Psalm 22 is a messianic psalm that records in considerable detail the events surrounding Christ’s crucifixion. Although written hundreds of years before the fact, it depicts the awful scene at Calvary. It references Christ’s being despised and scorned by men. They mocked Him as He died. They shook their heads…

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Post date May 4, 2016

As you read this issue of Current the clock is ticking for the introduction of new legislation in Canada and some states in the U.S. to legalize physician-assisted suicide. These new laws are to grant the right to die by medical intervention if patients are under physical or mental suffering…

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Post date April 28, 2016

In the children’s story Mumsi Meets a Lion, a boy in Africa is sent on an errand by his parents and encounters a full-grown lion in his path. For years the grownups of his village had told the children if they ever came face to face with a lion they…

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Post date January 28, 2016

Some of you have attended, or know of, Faith Free Presbyterian Church, in Greenville, South Carolina. What you may not know about the church building is that it rests on a large rock of solid granite. During construction the builders had to use dynamite to blast the surface because it…

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Post date January 28, 2016

I find it very difficult to answer the question “What is your favorite hymn?” I love to read, sing, and play many hymns and cannot easily select one as my most cherished. I find, however, that many of the hymns I am drawn to and hold dear were written by…

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Post date January 27, 2016

I once read of a woman who said, “I want a man who will love me for who I am. Is that too much to ask of a millionaire?” While such a statement may amuse us, it reflects quite succinctly how the concept of love can be distorted. Indeed, due…

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Post date January 27, 2016

Wilt thou not revive us again: that thy people may rejoice in thee? —Psalm 85:6 The history of Pentecost with its ten-day prayer meeting in the upper room prior to the outpouring of God’s Spirit and the history of the Great Awakenings with their prayer meetings in homes, offices, and…

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Post date January 27, 2016

One of the greatest cataclysmic events in the history of planet Earth was undoubtedly the flood of Noah’s day as recorded in Genesis chapters 6 to 9. It was an awesome geologic event with major implications with regard to the past, present, and future of this world. Interest in the…

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Post date January 27, 2016

With a new year stretching out before us, we would gladly and earnestly endorse the sentiments of C. H. Spurgeon when he told his congregation one Lord’s Day morning at the start of the new year: “This first Sabbath of a new year, what time more suitable for beginning aright!”…

The Cross And The World

The Work & Witness Of Gwangmyeong Faith Free Presbyterian Church In Seoul

The Day Christ Died

God’s Holiness And Christ’s Cross

Doctors Of Death

Standing Still

Is Your House Weatherproof?

Fanny Crosby 1820–1915 Hymn Writer, Poet, Teacher, Mission Worker, Musician

Christian Love: A Reflection of True Consecration

Praying for Revival

Evidences of Noah’s Flood

Consecration: Not Just Another New Year’s Resolution