Last Friday I attended a hymn-singalong for seniors held at Boandik Lodge, an aged care facility here in Mount Gambier. I come along and help out because a strong voice assists the older folk to sing up. I liked the selections. Over the hour we sang: To God Be The Glory Now Thank We All …
Small world, isn’t it. This video interview was featured on Justin Taylor’s blog in the U.S.A., who introduced it in this way: From Lausanne, John Piper is interviewed by Pastor Steve Chong (of Kirkplace Presbyterian Church in Syndey, Australia, and director of the Rice Movement) Piper’s audio can get a bit quiet, so listen up. …
Tim Challies posted this on his blog a week or so ago. I like reading it and think it’s a helpful piece for pastors to consider on the day after our day of principle exertion. The black dog sniffs at the door on Mondays. Stuff like this helps shoo him away. Others May, You Cannot …
The joyfully declarative opening ‘Glory be to God the Father, glory be to God the Son, glory be to God the Spirit: Great Jehovah, Three in One! Glory, glory while eternal ages run!’ may be the best affirmation of the Trinity in song outside of the Bible. Horatius Bonar’s hymn goes on to further declare …
mgpcpastor's blog 