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(2 Corinthians 5:9)

Peter Jeffery
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‘For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life’ (John 3:16).
These words spoken by Jesus are probably the most famous in the Bible and certainly the most widely preached. This isn’t surprising, because there’s so much to learn from this verse. It’s no exaggeration to say that there’s enough truth here, if properly understood and acted upon, to gain you a guaranteed place in heaven!
The verse tells us of two parties—God and the world. It also tells us a most important thing about these parties: God loves, and the world perishes.
by Henry Williams Baker, 1821–77
1 O PERFECT life of love! all, all is finished now, all that He left His throne above to do for us below. 2 No work is left undone of all the Father willed; His toil and sorrows, one by one, the Scriptures have fulfilled. 3 No pain that we can share but He has felt its smart; all forms of human grief and care have pierced that tender heart. 4 And on His thorn-crowned head, and on His sinless soul, our sins in all their guilt were laid, that He might make us whole. 5 In perfect love He dies: for me He dies, for me! O all-atoning sacrifice, I cling by faith to Thee. 6 In every time of need, before the judgment throne, Thy work, O Lamb of God, I’ll plead, Thy merits, not my own. 7 Yet work, O Lord, in me as Thou for me hast wrought; and let my love the answer be to grace Thy love has brought.
SIDEBAR
The White Horse Inn for Sunday 7 March is cancelled.
The notices for March are now online. (added 28 Feb 2010)
‘Does God Hate Haiti?’ is a question Al Mohler answers in a recent blog post that David mentioned on Sunday (24th). If you didn't manage to pick up a copy from the table you can read the article online.
On Sunday morning (3 Jan 2010) we confessed our faith using the first question and answer of the Heidelberg Catechism, and sang Philip Ryken's hymn “Now I make my good confession”. You might like to make use of the words for further meditation.(added 3 Jan 2010)
In December we published a series of thought-provoking articles to help you with spiritual preparation during the season of Advent.
A hearing loop is installed in our main hall.
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