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The Creator: The God who was
and who is! The first of two articles which consider the importance
of recognising involvement of the Lord Jesus Christ in history. In this
one His work from the beginning through to the present is considered.
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The Creator: The God who is to come! The follow
on article to the one above encourages everyone to be prepared for the
future by learning from The LORD's dealings with men and women in the past.
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Remember Your Creator - before it's too late!
What are the signs of the times today? This article encourages Christians
to consider global trends both in thinking and morality, and to recognise
the implications for today and tomorrow.
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Reversing Babel? As the world moves more and
more towards a global community, this article looks at the reasons behind
the collapse of the previous one and the implications of taking this step
back in time.
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There is no knowledge of God in the land. In
2001 the UK experienced its worse outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease for
some years. This articles considers the reasons why most people in the
country didn't bother to ask if God was behind it.
In the late 1990's Randall Hardy participated
in discussions about the ministry of intercessory prayer as part of a group
put together by the British Isles Prayer Network Leaders Annual Conference.
These meetings were facilitated by the Evangelical Alliance. This paper
concerns one of the topics covered in them.
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Identificational Repentance. This paper was
originally prepared as a response to “Identificational Repentance: A Valid
Christian Ministry?” (a paper by David Sladden - 22 June 1999) prepared
for discussion within the Theological Reflection Group (TRG) which had
been formed out of the British Isles Prayer Network Leaders Annual Conference.
It questions this modern practice which, along with several others, is
based upon the un-Biblical expectation that the Church is called to disciple
every nation (or people group) on the earth.
These meetings were co-ordinated by the Evangelical Alliance and
copies of all the papers prepared on this subject for these meetings, and
some for the subsequent day conference, remain available on
their web site in PDF format (as at June 2008).