Salvationism…Out Loud! is now available by following this link: It is available to download as a PDF file for £3.50 or, alternatively, you can purchase it in book form for £6 GBP. If, for any reason, you are unable to order it online for yourself, please contact me and I will arrange to send you … More Book Now Available!
We need to ask the question, Holy Spirit, what are you saying, what are you doing. All the time, this is intimacy. We want to be asking between 3 and 5 times a day. Quieten ourselves on this inside…we’ll hear. This will take discipline. We’re self-absorbed…we must slow that storm down to hear the still … More Ask Him!
So, we launched our new youth drop-in this week. Its called TGI Thursdays, and takes the form of a youth cafe. We’ve spent a hard couple of weeks getting our youth room ready, purchasing equipment etc etc and tonight it was fab to just see the kids enjoying in. I had a real sense of … More TGI Thursdays
I found this image (somewhere) and had to share it here. I don’t know who is in the picture, where it is, of what the exact circumstance of this prayer time is, but it speaks volumes. Are they seeking holiness? Are they engaging in repentance? Are they praying for souls? Don’t know, maybe all at … More Passion for prayer
The reality of moving appointment is slowly beginning to sink in. Our second appointement as officers in charge of a Salvation Army corps is coming to an end. I’m not altogether sure I like it, but I know its right. When a place begins to tire you to an extent you don’t feel there is … More The beginning of the end…
…He is risen indeed!
Issue 48 of the Journal of Aggressive Christianity is now out. Have a read: JAC
Continuing on from the thoughts on my last blog, I don’t know if anyone caught the BBC 2 documentary (by Loius Therreaux or however you spell it)on Sunday night about the Phelps family and the Westboro Baptist Church. I found this documentary incredibly interesting. Let me first talk about all that was beautiful about the … More Not touching hate with a bargepole
Andrew S M Clark 