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3/8/07 2:07 PM

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Sermon:
Bring in Change - Give us a King!
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Conformity to "All the Nations" ”
After the blessing of revival and the witness at Eben-ezer, fast forward over a long period of Samuel's ministry to where Israel desires a change. Mr Patterson brings out why this was not in accordance with God's plan in Deut 17 for a king. An informative, challenging sermon. Those of a "certain age" which the world may see as 'past it' (as the Israelites saw Samuel) will be encouraged herein.

3/8/07 11:32 AM

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GG
Thank you for your gracious response.
Can your statement "One man's terrorist is another man's freedon fighter" be defended from a Christian viewpoint?
About four months ago my wife and I were spending an evening at the home of friends in Drumahoe (NI). The lady of the house recalled some of her wee friends from schooldays, one of whom became a policewoman.
One day as she was entering her place of work, a "freedom fighter" shot her in the back and she died, leaving a husband and several small children. The "freedom fighter" escaped, abandoning an American rifle and ammo, possibly he fled to safety in the "rat run" to Boston.
Just one statistic, GG, in a long trail of blood which includes RC priests carrying and planting bombs.
In no way is this post meant to justify to you similar actions by so-called "Loyalist" gunmen.
GG, please consider if you have a murderous heart, because the day of reckoning will come, here or hereafter.
"Thou shalt not kill."

3/7/07 5:04 PM

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Sermon:
True Repentence Leading to True Revival
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ The Power of Preaching and of Prayer ”
A great account here of true repentance and God's answer of revival. Rev Patterson does not fail to challenge the listener in the many details he brings out in this latest "episode" in the current series on 1st Samuel.

3/7/07 11:56 AM

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There you are, GG !!
May the Lord be gracious to you, and give you insight to see that salvation doesn't come through a human institution, but through Christ alone.
In my sporadic visits to these discussion forums, I came yesterday (6th) certain in my mind to see your posting about its significance, especially with regard to this topic.
I had been reading of the many people from the British Isles who died defending the Alamo....
You appear to be a patriotic American and Texan, yet you vigorously defend a corrupt system (RCC) that is aimed at destroying both, perhaps your State will soon be renamed Tejas.
Also it is a matter of historical record that many of the front-line pioneers in the US were "Scotch-Irish" Presbyterians. Yet there are some in the US who have repaid that by sending money and weapons to a terrorist organisation to kill innocent people who are their descendants. This murder by proxy cannot be forgotten by a just God, either in nations or individuals. Please think about this.
Again, may the Lord bless you.

3/6/07 11:43 PM

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'Global Warming Is Lies' Claims Documentary

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Having come into contact with various types of 'environmentalists', I'm very inclined to accept that the Greenpeace etc viewpoint (religion?) has a hidden agenda, one that would be unacceptable to Christians generally despite its at first seemingly reasonable stance. So I would incline to the "global warming is bunk" view.
However, reading 2 Peter 3 v 10 - 12, it may be yet another warning from the Lord....
As Neil appears to say about science (esp theories which are bedrock to its own rationale like falsifiability), there ain't any way of really really knowing, so I'm drawn back to Prov 3 v 5 - 7.
BTW The grammar is bad because it was written in England

3/6/07 3:46 PM

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Sermon:
The Absence of The Holy God
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Challenging and Encouraging Sermon! ”
This sermon treats of the inevitable consequences of an irreverent and improper approach to the things of God. For me, this was most timely as I'm currently reading a treatise on the nature and style of worship. For any who know those yet involved in "churches" promoting worldly music, health and wealth, worship as entertainment and careless and incomplete preaching, this would be an appropriate message to send them. Praise God He does not leave us there as we trust Him to yet revive us.

3/4/07 9:21 PM

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Sermon:
FPC Visits Churches in Liberia
Dr. Mark Allison

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“ The Great Commission ”
Praise the Lord for His great salvation so rich and free. Please pray for all concerned in this work in Liberia, that our African brothers and sisters may receive the full richness of God's salvation power.

3/3/07 6:45 PM

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The Return of the Ark - God Declares Himself...
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Compassion for the Lost ”
God's power vs the dilemma of the Philistines elicits a compassion for the lost of our generation in this sermon. How true !! As usual, Rev Patterson brings out much in this message which I had not known or had not previously seen in reading First Samuel.

3/1/07 9:10 PM

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Sermon:
Satan to God Must Bow!
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Encouraging Message ”
A message of encouragement to that person who may be saying that the glory has departed nor any hope remains (like Israel who made no attempt to recover the Ark), the message here is God is able. That the murderer and liar must bow to an omnipotent God who will do all His pleasure.

3/1/07 2:57 PM

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Defeated by Our Enemy - Why?
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Deeply Significant Sermon! ”
After the Lord brings revival to His people, they are defeated with great slaughter at the hand of a pagan enemy. How can this be?? In this day of Islamic ascendancy, this sermon has deep and far-reaching significance for nation and individual alike. May God be gracious that this word be heard among the people.

2/28/07 5:15 PM

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A Revival of True Religion
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Revival ”
Rev Patterson continues this series with the glad tidings that God sends revival to his people through a true prophet, the faithful and humble Samuel, whom He had called. Hallelujah !! Here is seen plainly the nature and origin of salvation, that it cannot be something that man somehow originates. Of great interest here is the response of Eli, his desire and even eagerness to hear the word from God even though he is sure it contains drastic news for him, and his acceptance of that message. What an example ! Here Rev Patterson contrasts the "offence of the cross" to the self-comforting tidbits of 'gospels' of works etc. A most thought (and prayer) inspiring message as this series contains.

2/28/07 2:35 PM

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Emerging Church: Beer and the Bible

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Good post, Taffy Bach.
May the Lord be gracious to send it to our islands again, so needy are we.
To all in this debate FYI
An outline on biblical abstinence from a drug which is a major cause of sin and social degeneracy can be found at

freepres.org/separated unto the Gospel/abstinence.
May the Lord be gracious to bless it to your heart

2/27/07 8:24 PM

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Sermon:
The Call of God to Samuel
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Effectual Call ”
The continuation in this series on 1st Samuel outlines three features of apostacy, and a cross reference to Prov 29 v 18. Yet in that dark and dismal season, familiar to many in this day and generation, God's effectual call goes out. Effectual even though young Samuel didn't perceive yet that he was called by name. A powerful lesson of hope and praise in this section of the story of God's ongoing plan and love for fallen humanity.

2/27/07 5:12 PM

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Sermon:
The Message Against Eli's House
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Rev Patterson gives extra emphasis in this sermon by giving the translated meanings of the names of Eli's sons, and how these relate to the theme of God's judgment. Also how the message to Eli from the unnamed man of God was fulfilled. An brief account of one of "them that honour Me" is given in the Scottish athelete Eric Liddell. A fine sermon on a theme which may not be popular in some "liberal" quarters, but for those interested in the whole counsel of God, this message will inspire.

2/26/07 6:53 PM

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Islam flourishes among US blacks

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Not one person of any race who has been truly born from above would turn their back on their Saviour to either join or re-enter an apostate religion (Jn 10 v 27 -29). Those who were never saved are liable to do so (Jn 10 v 26), and the terrible picture here is of reprobates (Mt 10 v 33).
This seems to be a favourite theme in the US -- Muslim blacks torn from their African roots by evil white Christians. To the lost with a heart full of hate it is probably an attractive idea..."nation shall rise up against nation.."

2/23/07 5:03 PM

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Apostasy in God's House
Rev. Andrew Patterson

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“ Great Sermon! ”
A solemn message given this day in Garvagh, touching on the examples in this passage of the reprobate (sons of Eli) and the saved (Samuel). Sinner, where do you stand in this matter? As usual, Rev Patterson's sermons pack in so much in a brief time, for example the meaning herein given for the name "Belial". I understood it only as a synonym for Satan, which it is, but the actual meaning is most revealing connects to the subsequent observations on parents/children.

2/23/07 3:55 PM

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Newsweek: How White Was Jesus?

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What a strange article this is and no doubt designed to create division.
As someone who has spent approx 18 years living in Asia, also my native British Isles, also the USA, and has African friends and therefore a great variety of brothers and sisters in Christ, this appears to be a goad to and of importance only to "racists" of whatever colour.
The one thing I'm reasonably sure of is that Jesus was not Irish. This is of absolutely no importance to me.

2/21/07 5:14 PM

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Teen 'sport killings' on the rise

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"...a sudden primal urge..." made them kill someone they had been drinking beer with. Would anyone doubt this might be labeled "the sin nature". Could it be referred to as "total depravity". Or simply "sin".
It's unlikely CNN will see it in these terms. In fact might this foul action not be applauded as being in line with the "survival of the fittest" ethos which these young murderers could very well have been taught in their education? To fit in with Darwinistic logic, might thay not be rewarded for a service to society?

2/18/07 3:16 PM

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Sermon:
Sin Finding The Sinner Out
Rev. John Greer

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Praise the Lord for this faithful preaching and strong exhortation to those poor lost souls who are yet without God's salvation. The awful and terrible nature of sin is here thoroughly dealt with, together with its inevitable consequences in the life of the sinner. Praise God there is a way to escape this drastic burden, nor is it to be found in "religion" as Joab's example illustrates. Thank you, Rev Greer.

2/17/07 6:22 PM

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Sermon:
Romans #18: A Call to the Walking Dead -...
Andrew Quigley

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“ Vital Message ”
May the LORD be gracious to add to those who should be saved by the hearing of His word in this vital message. How many are those, as was I, who think they are OK because of church attendance, good works and other valueless attributes. May the Spirit cause this message to ring in the ears and in the hearts of those walking the broad highway of complacency and self satisfaction.

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