Nov/Dec 2019

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Pastor Peter Simpson

“D-Day: Destiny and the Hand of God”

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

by Pastor Peter Simpson

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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Jul/Aug 2019

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Christian Resources Exhibition Report

The CRE (Christian Resources Exhibition) took place at Sandown Park in Esher, Surrey between 15th and 17th October, 2019 and the Lord mightily blessed and answered prayer as those manning the stall had to stand for 8 hours or more each day in order to deal with a steady stream of enquirers.

Many people visited the stall and appreciated the vast array of literature on display, including Gospel tracts and pamphlets written by Bishop J.C. Ryle (the first Protestant Bishop of Liverpool) and many of the old Divines. The stall was adorned with banners portraying Huss (on the left), Luther (in the centre) and Tyndale (on the right), which created much comment. 300 British Church Newspapers were distributed, together with 300 calendars (with Gospel texts) and 300 Christian Watch newsletters, incorporating application forms to join with us. The leaflet — ‘D-day and the Providence of God’ — written by Christian Watch Committee Member, Rev. Peter Simpson, attracted considerable interest.

There was — as there always will be — many who call themselves Christian, who clearly have little understanding of the things of God but, nevertheless, the banner of the Lord was lifted up to His honour and glory and we give Him all the praise.

CHRISTIAN RESOURCES EXHIBITION REPORT

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What is the Ecumenical Movement?

Richard Bennett

Prior to the Second Vatican Council held in Rome in 1962, all protestants were considered heretics by the Roman Catholic Church. After the council the Vatican proclaimed that protestants were now “separated brethren” and a movement began to assimilate protestants back into the Catholic Church. The Ecumenical movement leading to a one world church.

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Mar/Apr 2019

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“The Blood of Jesus Christ his Son
Cleanseth us from all Sin.”

1 John 1:7

There’s a painful truth that glares out to us from this beautiful text and that is this – sin must be cleansed. But not just any old sin, it is our personal sin that needs to be cleansed. The blood cleanses “us” from all sin! Since our sin needs to be cleansed, it must, therefore, be filthy and polluted, but more than that, without this cleansing we are left filthy and polluted. It’s a painful picture, isn’t it?

There is a tendency today to forget just how horribly wretched sin is. We’ve dulled our spiritual senses so much that we cease to see sin as being what the Bible says it is, “exceeding sinful” (Rom 7:13). What a choice of words! “Exceeding sinful.” God, wanting to call sin by the worst of words could have called it vile or wretched or any number of names, yet He chose to call it by its own name “sin”. Literally, sin is heinous beyond all measure. When a person begins to see how ruinous and awful sin is and at the same time to see just how holy God is, it is then that they begin to wonder whether or not they, as polluted sinners, could ever meet the all-holy God in peace. It is only when we see these two things – our utter pollution by sin and the absolute holiness of God – that the Gospel begins to make any sense. Indeed, unless we see these things we will have a very low notion of the Lord Jesus and His saving work. Furthermore, our life will not be filled with Gospel wonder and astonishment concerning Him.

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A Banner

by Michael Hobbis – National Coordinator

Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth. Selah.

Psalm 60:4

Banners, standards and ensigns, are given to armies by their commanders as a central point around which the troops may rally and be encouraged.

A banner is furled when there is no battle, or when the army is beaten, or has capitulated in abject surrender; so too when the banner is captured; defeat is usually not far away.

Whatever the state of the battle, the army always endeavours to keep its banner aloft and unfurled unto the very end. If the standard bearer is killed, then another takes his place, for it is a sign that the battle is still being fought and that they are a force to be reckoned with.

Moreover the banner unfurled signifies in whose name and for which cause the battle is raging. Worldly battles may be fought under despotic and wicked rulers; while opposing armies under their own banners fight against these tyrants.

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Nov/Dec 2019

Pastor Peter Simpson

“D-Day: Destiny and the Hand of God”

Reflecting on the Queen’s Death

Penn Free Methodist Church – Pastor Peter Simpson