Tag: Spring 2021

Earnest Praying

Post author By Stephen Pollock
Post date April 13, 2021

St. Patrick of Ireland was a man who knew the Lord Jesus Christ as his Savior. Patrick opens his Confession, “My name is Patrick. I am a sinner, a simple country person, and the least of all believers.” Patrick would come to be known as the “Apostle of Ireland” as…

Post author By Frank McClelland
Post date April 12, 2021

Pictured in Crossgar on March 17, 1951 at the opening of the first Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster. L to R: Jack Gibson, George Hutton, Cecil Harvey, Rev. Dr. Ian Paisley, William Emerson, Rev. George Stears (Minister Protem), James Morrison, George K Gibson, William Miscampbell, and Hugh James Adams. I…

Post author By Reggie Kimbro
Post date April 11, 2021

The themes in my previous article were drawn from a series of messages I preached when our nation and world were reeling from various outlets of information and disinformation surrounding national politics and the coronavirus pandemic. Countless articles and blog posts have been written addressing the mindset and actions of…

Post author By Andrew Simpson
Post date April 9, 2021

God has richly blessed the Free Presbyterian denomination since its inception on March 17,1951. Our history is a beautiful story of God’s provision, protection, and power in the lives of ordinary individuals. I am thankful to those people who made the necessary sacrifices over the years to maintain a faithful…

Post author By Joanne Greer
Post date April 8, 2021

Isaiah 54:13 is a text that God impressed on my heart soon after my arrival as a missionary to Liberia in March 2012. Although I had trained and worked as a nurse in Northern Ireland before going to Bible College, and although I arrived in Liberia with a completely open…

Post author By William Pinkston
Post date April 7, 2021

Today we hear that Christians need a “biblical worldview” as if it were something new. “Biblical worldview” is the term du jour for a concept as old as the Bible itself. For Christians the Bible is a spiritual handbook, telling us what we need to know to respond appropriately to…

Post author By Ian Goligher
Post date April 6, 2021

SUMMARY OF CHAPTER 9 Key verse: “And I will establish my covenant with you; neither shall all flesh be cut off any more by the waters of a flood; neither shall there any more be a flood to destroy the earth” (Genesis 9:11). This is a clear promise regarding God’s…

Post author By Stephen Pollock
Post date April 5, 2021

The Editor in conversation with Rev. and Mrs. James Beggs “Four churches opened in 1951—even for young people it was very, very exciting!” These words, spoken by Mrs. Beggs, highlight what happens in the hearts of God’s people when God is at work. She counted it a great privilege to…

Post author By Barbara Mooney
Post date April 4, 2021

Offering Christian hospitality is a natural outflowing of Christian love which desires to enjoy the company of others for their mutual benefit. Showing hospitality to others is such a commonplace and ordinary happening that we hardly give it much deeper thought than choosing the menu for the upcoming gathering. However,…

Post author By Myron Mooney
Post date April 3, 2021

While some people are not happy with the monuments of national heroes and even of well-known Christians, others are glad to celebrate their great accomplishments. Several Christian publishers have produced tremendous books about heroes and heroines, as still others continue to reprint the popular titles to meet the ever-increasing demand.…

Post author By Rachel Huffman
Post date April 2, 2021

People all around us, even government leaders, are deliberately breaking God’s laws. Do you ever wonder what your purpose is in such a sinful world? In the Old Testament, we read about Esther, a young Jewess living in Shushan, Persia, now known as Iran. Jews scattered throughout Persia after King…

Post author By Stephen Hamilton
Post date April 1, 2021

There are two great questions all of us should be concerned with: How can I be saved? and How can I know that I am saved? The Bible teaches that sinners can be saved. This is the reason Christ came into the world, “to save sinners.” The Scriptures also teach…

Earnest Praying

Seventy Years Later

Submitting To Truth

Praying Over The Past In The Present

Our Vision and Aim for a Truly Christian School

A Biblical Worldview of the Physical World

Genesis: God’s Book of Beginnings (9)

Exciting Times in the Lord’s Work

Christian Hospitality

A Fistful of Heroes by John Pollock

For Such a Time As This

Assurance of Faith