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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

How To Lead A Bible Study

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I haven't watched this , but given the familiar face, I expect it'll be very useful.
Saturday, August 07, 2010

War & Suffering in OT (reading)

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A friend asked: i was wondering if you know any good books about why God allows/ initiates so much war and suffering in OT All I could thin...
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No comforter or friend?

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I'm pleased to see that the LXX for "comforter" in Ecc 4:1 seems to be "Paraclete" and reckon that might give a nice...
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Preaching footnotes

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Footnotes are not really possible nor appropriate in preaching - hence blogging! Tomorrow, I'm thinking of using Vaughan Roberts' he...
Friday, August 06, 2010

A 9min 50sec wedding sermon on Ecc 4

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Rory & Anne-Marie’s Wedding Well, it’s an emotional day for us all. I bet even the cake’ll be in tears! (Boodoom choo!) ...

Worth knowing

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Before, God-willing, I become an Incumbent, I think I might re-read The Canons of the Church of England . There's lots of interesting us...
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Wednesday, August 04, 2010

Virtual Communion

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"A retired Methodist minister is to use Twitter to conduct Holy Communion - with his online flock taking bread and wine in front of t...
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Tuesday, August 03, 2010

Yoked

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As Glen pointed out on Sunday night, in Matthew 11:28-29, Jesus seems to assume that we are all (already) yoked or burdened. The only questi...

New Family Connections

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Citing Luther in The Freedom of a Christian , Glen spoke on Sunday evening of faith union with Christ as like a marriage. When I am married ...

Impressive but dead

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In his sermon on Sunday evening, Glen argued that if you mess with the heart of the gospel you risk killing the church and being left with a...

2nd most read book in the world ever?

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According to Glen, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress . I'm assuming no. 1 is the Bible!
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Christ Alone is not narrow

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In his sermon on Sunday evening, Glen argued that "Christ alone" is not a narrow statement since Christ is not narrow. It is becau...

Christ or the System

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In his sermon on Sunday, Glen suggested that we need to be delivered from some kind of "system" to / by Christ. He spoke of Luther...

Perverse Penance

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Glen Scrivner's sermon on Sunday evening (on Christ Alone from Mt 11 & Col 1), suggested that one of the perversities of a system of...

Son as Camp Adjutant

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I wonder if we might think of the relationship between Father and Son as somewhat analogous to that between the Overall Leader of Camp and t...
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Sunday, August 01, 2010

Alphabet Photography

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We just splashed out on a JONATHAN and an ABIGAIL from Alphabet Photography at the knock down price of £120 for the pair (at The Eastbourne ...

ENTJ

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Mrs Lloyd and I reckon that some of this (and thi s, and this , and this and this , and this , and this , and this and this and this ) i...
Thursday, July 22, 2010

Danehill 1

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Please pray for the 50 11-14 year olds and 30 leaders who will be at Danehill 1 CPAS Venture from Saturday for The Best Week of the Year.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Preaching Plans

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Here are my preaching plans for Sundays at Holy Trinity (Sept - Dec 2010). I'm performing a little more often than usual due to the inte...

PT Conferencing

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I've recently booked myself on to the Proclamation Trust Autumn Joint Ministers' Conference (8th - 11th Nov), details of which are h...
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Marc Lloyd
Rushlake Green, East Sussex, United Kingdom
I am a Bible believing Christian, husband to Mrs Lloyd, father to four children. I am the Rector of Warbleton, Bodle Street Green & Dallington and Rural Dean of Dallington, Diocese of Chichester. I also edit the book reviews for The Global Anglican.
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