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The Sound of Silence: Ryle, Lloyd-Jones, and the British Exile

What is going on? AI transcript in question here. A friend recently challenged my central polemic of God Closed Church, doubting that such giants of the faith as J. C. Ryle and Martyn Lloyd-Jones would find common ground with a thesis he deemed too “radical”. Yet, when we subject this claim to a logic-driven exchangeContinue reading “The Sound of Silence: Ryle, Lloyd-Jones, and the British Exile”

Ruth, Fertility & the Fear of Man

Can I alert you to two pieces of digital content that will genuinely prime you for eternity?

Don’t watch it if you aren’t interested in being challenged.

But please do read and watch and be challenged to turn to God in ardent prayer, adoration and action.

A Confession for Faithfulness to Jesus Christ in a Period of 21st-Century Church Apostasy

In a time of profound spiritual disorder, this confession urges the Church to reclaim fidelity to Christ amidst prevalent idolatry and compromise. It emphasizes the vital need for doctrinal clarity and authentic repentance, calling believers to renew their allegiance to Him. Our hope rests in Christ’s imminent return, beckoning us to prepare as His faithful Bride.

The True Meaning of English Liberty

This Sunday, as the “Tommy Robinson” event champions free speech and British values, remember: freedom isn’t merely a surface-level state. The true battle lies within, against unseen tyrants and spiritual chains. Value English liberty, but don’t let it blind you to deeper enslavements. Seek freedom of the soul above the illusion of mere freedom.

There Will Be No End

WOULD YOU JOIN ME BY WATCHING THIS FILM? TRACK WITH ME UNTIL THE END WHEN YOU/YOURS WILL FIND THREE URGENT PRAYERS OF ETERNITY: HELL, CROSS, CHRIST.

IF YOU ARE A DISCIPLE OF JESUS ALREADY, YOU MAY WANT TO SEND THIS ONE OVER TO YOUR UNSAVED FRIENDS AND FAMILY. 

Time is short…

4 Apostolic Quotes Disproving Conclave

In this short video I take a couple of minutes to highlight the anti-Christ and unbiblical Catholic narrative of the film Conclave in order to highlight the glorious certainty of the kingdom of God, about which all the apostles thundered.

Save us, O LORD our God

This verse below is a daily prayer that the Lord has led us to pray for at least two main reasons:

1) We need His saving help personally. In and of ourselves we are utterly helpless and dependent on His grace.

2) The Church need His saving help unto faithful gathering and worship.

As Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones often said, the problem with the Church is that we are far too healthy (in our own eyes). Thus, we have no doubt that this recognition of a profound need for His saving help personally is the pre-cursor to the Church posturing herself in such a way so as to receive His sanctification corporately.

Maranatha?