Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones audiobook

If you’re wanting some trustworthy spiritual content in your life over the festive period, I have produced an audiobook version of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones 1942 classic, The Plight of Man & the Power of God.

It is a great truth and therefore a great indictment upon the modern Church that we can not truly understand the ​love of God until we first come to understand how perfect, holy and just He is to punish sin…and how glorious the gospel hope is in being delivered from such a wrath.

You can listen to all five parts below.

God Closed Church: The Impact of the Film

This post tantalizingly teases an unseen film that promises to captivate. It beckons the viewer to immerse themselves further with supplementary information and a book purchase, suggesting a deeper narrative awaits those daring enough to explore.

A Spectacle of Glory (audiobook)

Please sit back and enjoy the audiobook version of the prologue from my 2023 book, The Glorious Few. You can listen to the audiobook in full by searching “audiobook” here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/admin/900157/episodes NEW BOOK: GOD CLOSED CHURCH “ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 2020, BEFORE ANY SIGN OF COVID-19 OR ANY REMOTE POSSIBILITY OF A GLOBAL LOCKDOWN, THEContinue reading “A Spectacle of Glory (audiobook)”

The Missed Warning of Lockdown

In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, Nick Franks provocatively challenges the complacency of the Church. He unveils biblical justifications for closing churches, urging the faithful to escape unfaithful congregations. “God Closed Church” is a radical manifesto that confronts the slow decay of Christian commitment and calls for a daring reinstatement of true fellowship…

Our trip to Canada ✍️

The forthcoming book, ‘God Closed Church’, chronicles the pivotal moment in modern world and Church history when Yahweh closed His Church. The first five chapters were written in Scotland, UK; the final sixth chapter is written on an Island off the coast of Vancouver, Canada.

The Wife of Youth

The wife of youth, that wants her husband some years, and expects he shall return to her from over-sea lands, is often on the shore; every ship coming near shore is her new joy; her heart loves the wind that shall bring him home. She asks at every passenger news: ” Oh! saw ye my husband? What is he doing? When shall he come? Is he shipped for a return?” Every ship that carrieth not her husband, is the breaking of her heart