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Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Scripture not ex opere operato

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"Scripture's clarity does not mean that reading works ex opere operato , as if simply pronouncing the words magically yields unders...
Monday, March 13, 2017

Romans 5:1-11

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While we are on the subject of the lectionary readings for the forthcoming Sunday, here is my attempt at a sermon on Romans 5:1-11 http://...

She left her bucket

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Why does John bother to tell us this detail in 4v28? V28 – “leaving her water jar”? Previously the woman had been fixated with getti...

John 4vv27-42

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Jesus’ Secret Food Supply John 4:27-42 Vv10-14: Jesus is able to give Living Water V32: Jesus has a secret food supply (c...

John 4vv1-26 - a handout

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  John 4:1-26 LORD Seeks Tart to Worship Him A typical boy meets girl story – Gen 24, Isaac & Rebekah; Gen 29, Jacob & Rac...

Who is thirsty and for what? (John 4)

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Another great surprise of this passage is that it seems Jesus is the thirsty one (vv6-7), but it turns out that the Samaritan woman is ...

Contrast Nicodemus and The Samaritan Woman

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John 3 and 4 contain two one-to-one conversations with Jesus, but the conversation partners are very different. The good news about Je...

A surprising match (John 4)

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Jesus says to the Samaritan woman: “will you give me a drink?” (v7) The Samaritan woman seems surprised and defensive. V9 ...

The LORD seeks tart to worship him (John 4)

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It’s typical boy meets girl story A man goes to a foreign country seeking a bride, meets a woman at a well, asks for a drink, gives ...
Sunday, March 12, 2017

The Holy Spirit can even work if the preacher uses a handout!

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It is good to see that Ralph Cunnington ( Preaching with Spiritual Power: Calvin's Understanding of Word and Spirit in Preaching , p124)...

J C Ryle on John 3

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A sobering quotation from Bishop J C Ryle: "A day is coming when those who are not born again will wish they had never been born at...
Saturday, March 11, 2017

Self-birth

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The whole metaphor of new birth or birth from above (John 3) suggests that we can't give ourselves this spiritual life. No one ever gave...

New Birth Certificate? (John 3)

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Some of us will not be able to pin-point the date of our conversion. And by the grace of God some of us won't remember a day when we hav...
Friday, March 10, 2017

John 3:14-15 - Look to Jesus in faith

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The story of Spurgeon's conversion: http://middletownbiblechurch.org/helpseek/spurgeon.htm

You must be born again

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George Whitefield ( 1714–1770) is thought by some to have been the greatest preacher since the day of the Apostles. As he travelle...

Nicodemus as representative of Israel

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Further to Derrick Olliff’s paper “The Eschatology of Being “Born Again”” http://www.davidpfield.com/other/Olliff-Born-Again.pdf ...

New birth not personality transplant

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From a sermon by The Revd Dr John Stott (paraphrased): Even when you are born again, your basic personality will remain the same, though...

John 3 - some headings

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St Ebbes - Vaughan Roberts - 09 Oct 2010 - New leaf or new life? Are you sure you’re right with God? 2 great truths about ...

As Moses lifted up the snake in the desert... / Look to the Son

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The Revd Dr John Stott, preaching on John 3, tells the story of The Revd William Haslam, who was apparently converted by his own preaching! ...

Even an Archdeacon can be born again

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I heard a version of this story in a sermon by The Revd Rico Tice ( AllSouls’, Langham Place - Rico Tice - He calls for new birth - 12/09...
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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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