The Christian life is a life, / A life of living Christ / For the constitution and building up / Of the Body of Christ; / The Christian life is a life of living Christ.
“That which we have seen and heard we report also to you that you also may have fellowship with us, and indeed our fellowship is with the Father and with His Son Jesus Christ.” 1 John 1:3
This weekend I joined the memorial meeting for a dear brother who recently went to be with the Lord. I was very touched by all the testimonies of the saints. The speaking was very rich and full of the fragrance of a precious life poured on our lovely Lord Jesus,
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Yesterday I joined the One-week Trainees for their church history tour of Cambridge. It was a lovely afternoon, and enjoyable to see in person the sites that are significant to the translation of the Bible and the beginning of the recovery of the truth. Maybe I’ll write more on it
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Someone asked me how my weekend was, and I realised I have to share it with you! I joined an Amana Trust Weekend Retreat at Bower House and Woodland Camp, in London, and it was awesome. I’m so glad I went! The three messages on Saturday were on God’s Eternal Purpose as seen in the Book of Ephesians. We covered Ephesians 1-3, so here is an overflow of my enjoyment!
Continue readingTonight was the first Monday night meeting of the new FTTL term. Praise the Lord for a new beginning and a fresh start! We enjoyed pray-reading Philippians 3:12-13, and a brother shared how the Christ we enjoy is so all-inclusive and all-extensive. He is so universally spacious and infinitely vast.
Continue readingA report of my experience participating in a glorious weekend in the church in Rome during the Italian Conference and the Resumption of the Lord’s Table in Rome (15-17th June 2012). Praise the Lord!
Continue readingOnce a trainee, always a trainee. We can’t stop being trained by the Lord! Here is a little update to the Full-Time Training in London this term, and the visit from the FTTA and FTT-XB just before term began.
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