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“CHRISTIAN FREEDOM AND IDENTITY IN THE UK TODAY “
by Pastor Peter Simpson

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord” (Psalm 33:12)

On March 7th the Protestant Conference held its bi-annual meeting at the Lord’s Church in St. John’s Wood in central London. Pastor Peter Simpson addressed the subject of ‘Christian freedoms and Christian identity in the UK today’.

He began his address by referring to some recent encouragements on the freedom front, including the vindication of the Darlington nurses and Nurse Jennifer Melle, following their disputes within the NHS over transgenderism ideology.

Pastor Simpson’s paper then went on to deal with four areas of ongoing concern regarding the liberties of Bible-believing Christians.

1) Freedom for open air preachers on the public highway and in multicultural contexts;

2) the November 2025 UK Supreme Court ruling concerning school assemblies and R.E. classes in Northern Ireland that they must be carried out in an “objective, critical and pluralistic manner”;

3) the Government’s desire to redefine the concept of Islamophobia, giving it the new title of ‘anti-Muslim hostility’, and the potential lying therein to restrict legitimate Christian critiquing of Islam;

4) the Government’s intention to press ahead with the banning of ‘conversion therapy’ practices.

“The 33:12 Report”
by Pastor Peter Simpson

A livestreamed address on the providence of God surrounding the events of the D-Day invasion in 1944.

Reflecting on the Queen’s Death

IN THE LIGHT OF GOD’S WORD

Penn Free Methodist Church – Pastor Peter Simpson

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Spring 2022, Special Address : Christian Freedom In Britain – How Long?

Penn Free Methodist Church – Pastor Peter Simpson

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“The 33:12 Report” Episode 7
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

William Tyndale and the Preciousness of the Word of God

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 6
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

What The Ministry of John Wycliffe Teaches Us Today

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 5
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

Is Open Air Preaching Essential In 21st Century Britain?

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 4
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

Why noah’s ark is gospel truth

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 3
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

Climate Change: The Biblical Response

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 2
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

Did You Know that Gospel Preaching Saved Britain from a Potential Violent Revolution
in the 18th Century?
Today’s show will focus on this amazing time in Britain’s history that is rarely known.

Topics covered will be:

1) The state of the country in the early 18th century

2) Anointed, vigorous preaching

3) The social consequences of gospel preaching

“The 33:12 Report” Episode 1 (the title being based on Psalm 33:12)
Pastor Peter Simpson will be discussing:

1) Does God deal differently with different nations?

2) Does God respond to the prayers of specific nations?

3) How is prayer related to economics, agriculture and national stability?

Nationhood, Multiculturalism and Climate Change

Jeremiah 5:17-25

The conference sermon delivered at the 2019 Britain’s Only Hope – the Gospel Conference at Penn Free Methodist Church. Pastor Peter Simpson expounds Jeremiah 5:17-25 and deals with the current key issues – from a Biblical perspective – of nationhood, multiculturalism and climate change.

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Putting God’s Word at the Heart of the Nation

1 Kings 3: 1-15

The address given by Pastor Peter Simpson
at the 2019 Christian Watch Annual meeting
held at the Strangers’ Rest Evangelical Church
in London’s East End.

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D-Day Providence

A Biblical perspective on the D-Day commemoration

Pastor Peter Simpson

 

 

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29th February

“And has put all things under his feet.”
Ephesians 1:22

How vast, how numerous, how complicated are the various events and circumstances which attend the Church of God here below, as she travels onward to her heavenly home! But if all things as well as all persons are put under Jesus’ feet, there cannot be a single circumstance over which he has not supreme control. Everything in providence and everything in grace are alike subject to his disposal. There is not a trial or temptation, an affliction of body or soul, a loss, a cross, a painful bereavement, a vexation, grief or disappointment, a case, state or condition, which is not put under Jesus’ feet.

He has sovereign, supreme disposal over all events and circumstances. As possessed of infinite knowledge he sees them, as possessed of infinite wisdom he can manage them, and as possessed of infinite power he can dispose and direct them for our good and his own glory. How much trouble and anxiety should we save ourselves, could we firmly believe, realize, and act on this! If we could see by the eye of faith that every foe and every fear, every difficulty and perplexity, every trying or painful circumstance, every looked-for or unlooked-for event, every source of care, whether at present or in prospect, are all, as put under his feet, at his sovereign disposal, what a load of anxiety and care would be often taken off our shoulders!

J. C. Philpot 1802-1869

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Characters and Names of Messiah

Extract of a sermon preached by

John Newton

“Unto us a child is born;” in our nature, born of a woman: “Unto us a Son is given,” not merely a man-child, but, emphatically, a Son, the Son of God. This was the most precious gift, the highest proof and testimony of Divine love. The distinction and union of these widely-distant natures, which constitute the person of Christ, the God-man, the Mediator, is, in the judgment and language of the Apostle, the “great mystery of godliness,” the pillar and ground of truth….It is the central truth of revelation, which, like the sun, diffuses a light upon the whole system, no part of which can be rightly understood without it. Thus, the Lord of all humbled Himself, to appear in the form of a servant, for the sake of sinners.

“The government shall be upon His shoulder.” In our nature He suffered and in the same nature He reigns. When He had overcome the sharpness, the sting of death, He took possession of the Kingdom of Glory as His own – and opened it to all who believe in Him. Now we can say, He who governs in Heaven and on earth, and whom all things obey, is “the child who was born, the Son who was given for us”… [Those united to Him by faith] have, in one respect, an appropriate honour, in which the angels cannot share. Their best friend, related to them in the same nature, is seated upon the throne of glory. Since He is “for them, who can be against them?” What may they not expect, when He who has so loved them as to redeem them with His own blood “has all power committed unto Him, both in Heaven and on earth!”<

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