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Christian Heritage London walks and tours.
Details and bookings: christianheritagelondon.org/…
A delight to take Greg through the stories of God's grace in London.
And here is video of me singing in waterproof clothing.
Thank you very much.
We did a revival tour with @RememberLondon today and it was powerful! We visited where John Wesley preached, where one of my heroes, George Whitefield, preached and learned all sorts of facts surrounding revival in and around London over the last 500+ years. We ended up at the church where John Newton, the author of Amazing Grace, pastored.
It was the thrill of a lifetime to sing Amazing Grace where John Newton preached for so many years. It was from his preaching and promptings that William Wilberforce got a vision to use politics to advance the cause of Christ and, eventually, abolish the slave trade.
Ben Virgo did an outstanding job of unpacking the history of revival in this particular part of London. All of us were deeply moved by his outstanding storytelling, his understanding of revival, his knowledge of history and his passion for the simple gospel of Grace unleashed through ordinary people.
If you are ever in London, you should definitely book a tour.
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Where the Spirit is, there it is always summer, and there are always good fruits, that is to say, good works.
- William Tyndale
If you view of salvation in any respect does not give all the glory to God, you have probably not understood it.
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God is glorious in the history of the church. God is glorious in the history of every believer.
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New article from Thomas Brand @TGC on the Trinity and Scripture.
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I am glad you have kept to the common, plain and important truths, in which all Christians are nearly agreed. I hope you will never leave the good old ways.
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