Our latest lunchtime lecture on “The King James Version – history and current use” by Gary Brady The King James Version – history and current use As you are well aware this is the four hundredth anniversary of the publication of the Bible known as The Authorised or King James version. The event has been…
Gary Brady’s lunchtime lecture on Alexander Maclaren now available. On 15 November, Barry King gave a lunchtime lecture on John Sutcliff and the prayer call of 1784 – praying for revival The full text of Gary Brady’s Lunchtime lecture on Monday 18 October 2010 about Alexander Maclaren is now available on the Lectures and Articles…
Lunchtime lecture by Rev Gary Brady Monday 18 October 2010 Alexander MacLaren (1826-1910) This year sees the one hundredth anniversary of the death of the Baptist minister Alexander Maclaren. May 5, 1910, was the exact day of his death, at the age of 84. He died in Edinburgh, after a 65 year long ministry. He…
This is the text of the annual lecture for 2010 on Andrew Bonar by Rev Maurice Roberts Andrew Bonar Rev Maurice Roberts Rev Maurice Roberts is the minister of Andrew Alexander Bonar was born in Edinburgh on May 29th 1810, just two hundred years ago this year. He was the seventh son of James Bonar,…
Gary Brady’s Lunchtime lecture on Monday 17 May 2010 “A Few Words about Forewords – the shorter writings of Dr Lloyd-Jones”
The Shorter Writings of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones Lunchtime Lecture by Rev. Gary Brady Monday 17 May 2010 The significant effect of the ministry of Dr D Martyn Lloyd-Jones on evangelicalism cannot be doubted. Since his death in 1980 his ministry has continued to have an impact by means of his recorded sermons and written ministry.…
On Saturday 17 April 2010 Wendy Sheehan kindly unveiled our new name plate, David Philpott gave us a brief history of the Library and Robert Strivens spoke on the subject of reading under the chairmanship of Gary Brady. We were so glad to see more than a hundred friends and well wishers gathered at our…
Report of the Lunch Time Lecture given on Monday 22 March 2010 by Professor Paul Helm The single figure turn out was a little disappointing but it was good to be at the first lunch time meeting in the new building of the Evangelical Library. Professor Paul Helm gave a fascinating introduction to a forgotten…
An article on Philip Doddridge by Dr Ian M Densham Philip Doddridge (1702-1751) has had a bad press over the years. Even C. H. Spurgeon, who heartily recommended his “Family Expositor”, did not consider that Doddridge was as bold and orthodox as he should have been. Consequently, he has been under a cloud in the…
by Francis Schaeffer (Book Review by Dr. J Andrew Charles) Dr Francis Schaeffer was born in 1912, converted in 1930 and died in 1984. In his long and influential ministry he addressed many of the great issues which confronted Christians in the second half of the twentieth century. In Escape from reason (1968), he affirmed that to…