A Move of God in a Hostile Land
While watching The Hot Zone with Chuck Holton on YouTube, I was deeply moved by his prayer following the broadcast about the attacks in residential areas of Tel Aviv. It inspired me to share my thoughts on this important issue.
As Christians, we face a daily battle against sin. Paul Washer recently shared a powerful truth on an Instagram reel: skipping time in the Bible is like missing breakfast; it leaves us spiritually weak and hungry. I noticed many believers struggle with sin because they don’t read or study their Bibles.
Greetings, dear friends in Christ,
I’m Peter, writing to you from the rolling hills of Scotland near Loch Lomond, where I serve with bornagainchristians.org, grounded in the steadfast truth of our Calvary Chapel heritage, watching Chuck Smith. I’m so chuffed to share an opportunity to witness the life-transforming power of the Gospel at the Harvest Crusade 2025, set for Saturday, July 19, at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (that’s 3:00 AM BST on July 20 for us Scots).
Dear Friend,
Are you hiding a struggle that’s breaking your heart? Maybe it’s alcohol, drugs, or sexual sin. You might think you’re fooling family, friends, or even God, but He sees you, and He loves you too much to let you stay in bondage.
As a Christian, I’ve walked a road that many of you may relate to. Years ago, I found myself “living in sin”, cohabiting with a partner outside of marriage, a phrase we in Scotland know well. I justified it, leaning on liberal Bible teachers who softened God’s Word to fit my choices. I understand the struggles and the guilt that come with this situation, and I want to share my journey with you.
Introduction: The Fight That Shows Your Faith
Here at bornagainchristians.org, we grow in faith together, whether you are new to Jesus or a longtime believer! Today, we’re diving into a battle every Christian faces: wrestling with sin. This powerful truth sums it up: A true believer wrestles with sin, not out of defeat, but out of a desire to grow closer to God.
As Christians in Scotland, particularly in Glasgow and Helensburgh, we face a growing challenge from Bethel Church and the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). Their music-driven emotionalism, seen in programs like The Send’s KC Mission School and leaders like Sean Feucht, risks producing false converts, people drawn to feelings rather than the true gospel.
Who Was Rev. Robert Kirk?
Introduction
I have an interest in Rev. Robert Kirk, who was a Scottish minister and scholar who lived from 1644 to 1692. He is best known for translating the Bible into Scottish Gaelic, though I’m not a Gaelic speaker, but Kirk made God’s Word accessible to Highland communities. His work on the Gaelic Psalms and Bible is connected to my family's heritage in the Free Church of Scotland, which had a tradition of Scripture-focused worship.
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