Gary Brady

The third and final lecture in our current Monday lunch time zoom lectures will be on Monday (March 16) 1 pm-2 pm. Our speaker is Stuart Fisher and he will speak on the Forgotten Reformer Thomas Bilney. All welome. Login details from Library.

The first of our new series of lunch time zoom lectures is arranged for this coming Monday (Jan 19). The lecture will be on zoom 1 pm-2 pm. Stan Evers will speak on John Newton. More details from Library. All welcome. (nb Feb  23 R B King, Early English Baptists).

A new set of Monday lunch time zoom lectures has been arranged Jan-Mar All lectures on zoom 1 pm-2 pm: Jan 19 Stan Evers, John Newton; Feb  23 Ryan B King, Early English Baptists & the Fight for Religious Liberty; Mar 16 Stuart Fisher, Thomas Bilney. Login details from Library.

Only 3 weeks to go before our 2025 conference on ‘Delighting in Christ’! A great list of speakers addressing fascinating subjects. Register here - westminsterconference.co.uk/conference-202…

Reminder. There is a lunch time lecture on zoom on Monday (November 24), the thrid and final Autumn zoom lecture, 1 - 2 pm. Dr Ian Densham will speak on the Reformer, Theodore Beza. Logon details email the Library. All welcome. (The previous two lectures @TheEvangelicalLibrary" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@TheEvangelica…)

[4]...grace but where's your bucket? Says the humble soul, Lord I've none, you must both give the water and lend the bucket to carry it home. Walter Cradock 1606-1659

[3]...This is the disposition of a humble heart; when I pray for mercy...I see God is full of mercy & Christ is a fountain full of grace but I've no eyes to behold it...no hand to receive it We can't carry one grain of grace home unless God give us spiritual buckets...you need...

[1]I've seen poor women in the mountains of Wales...so poor that when they've come...to beg a little whey or buttermilk they've been fain to beg the loan of a pot or dish to put it in. So we when we come to beg mercy of God must desire the Lord when we've done our best to...

"We must beware equally of undevotional theology and an untheological devotion" H C G Moule (Colossians)

I'm reading a very good book at the moment on Isaiah. In it I noticed a phrase that jarred at first. On creation it said "so much is fallen". Surely it is all fallen? But then I thought again. Not the good angels. They're not fallen. That's something that gives hope, I guess.

Reminder. There is a lunch time lecture on zoom on Monday (Oct 27), the second of our Autumn lectures, 1 - 2 pm. Fergus Pearson will speak on the Bible commentator, Thomas Scott. (NB Nov 24, Dr Ian Densham - Theodore Beza). Logon details email the Library. All welcome.

Actress Miriam Margolyes, 84, interviewed recently, said of her acting "I've got better as I've got older, there's no question. I'm a really good actress now but it's come a bit late." Many preachers could say something similar. How can we help younger preachers mature earier?

Great opportunity to be interviewed by John Brand and talk about preaching. See here youtube.com/watch?v=w9ffDB…

Reminder that there is a lunch time lecture on zoom today, the first of our Autumn lectures, 1 - 2 pm. Gary Brady will speak on John Fawcett 1739-1817 (NB Oct 27, Fergus Pearson - Thomas Scott; Nov 24, Dr Ian Densham - Theodore Beza. Logon details from the Library. All welcome.