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Fundamentalist multi-denominational organization whose
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| Event Date: |
October 21-23, 2008 |
| Location: |
Evangelical Methodist Church
Darlington, MD | 410-457-5101
Host Pastor, Dr. John McKnight |
| Theme: |
THE TRUST COMMITTED TO US
"Put in trust with the Gospel" I Thess 2:4 |
| Speakers: |
- Dr. Richard Stratton President Clearwater Christian College Clearwater FL
- Dr. John Vaughn President of Fundamental Baptist Fellowship International Taylors, S.C.
- Dr. Ron Cooke President Breckbill Bible College Max Meadows, VA
- Rev. David Mook Phoenix AZ
- Dr. Richard Harris Pennsburg, PA
- Dr. Bill Raymond Bradford, PA
- Rev. Dan Boyce Warwick, N.Y
- Panel on "BIBLICAL WORSHIP" led by Dr. John McKnight.
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Special Notice:
The Executive Secretary of the American Council of Christian Churches, Dr. Ralph G. Colas, is available for speaking engagements and mini-conferences to present the ministry of the ACCC, issues of separation, current trends on the world-wide religious scene and to bring encouragement to the churches. For more information, contact the ACCC office at (610) 865-3009.
Current Schedule for Dr. Ralph Colas:
- July 13 Bible Methodist Church Lancaster, PA
- July 27 Carmel Baptist Church Saegertown, PA
- August 9-10 First Evangelical Methodist Church, Gaston, N.C.
- August 17 AM Sovereign Grace Baptist Church, Modesto, CA
- August 17 PM Heritage Baptist Church, Antioch, CA
- August 24 Evangelical Methodist Church, Darlington, MD
- October 4-5 Cloverdale Free Presbyterian Church, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
- October 12-13 Independent Bible Church of Duryea, Duryea, PA
- October 21-23 ACCC 67th Annual Convention Evangelical Methodist Church, Darlington, MD
- October 26 Phoenix Free Presbyterian Church, Phoenix, Arizona
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Spurgeon's Evening · July 23 |
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"The blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin."
— 1 John 1:7 |
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"Cleanseth," says the text--not "shall cleanse." There are multitudes who think that as a dying hope they may look forward to pardon. Oh! how infinitely better to have cleansing now than to depend on the bare possibility of forgiveness when I come to die. Some imagine that a sense of pardon is an attainment only obtainable after many years of Christian experience. But forgiveness of sin is a present thing--a privilege for this day, a joy for this very hour. The moment a sinner trusts Jesus he is fully forgiven. The text, being written in the present tense, also indicates continuance; it was "cleanseth" yesterday, it is "cleanseth" to-day, it will be "cleanseth" tomorrow: it will be always so with you, Christian, until you cross the river; every hour you may come to this fountain, for it cleanseth still. Notice, likewise, the completeness of the cleansing, "The blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin"--not only from sin, but "from all sin." Reader, I cannot tell you the exceeding sweetness of this word, but I pray God the Holy Ghost to give you a taste of it. Manifold are our sins against God. Whether the bill be little or great, the same receipt can discharge one as the other. The blood of Jesus Christ is as blessed and divine a payment for the transgressions of blaspheming Peter as for the shortcomings of loving John; our iniquity is gone, all gone at once, and all gone for ever. Blessed completeness! What a sweet theme to dwell upon as one gives himself to sleep. "Sins against a holy God; Sins against His righteous laws; Sins against His love, His blood; Sins against His name and cause; Sins immense as is the sea- From them all He cleanseth me." | |
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-92) was England's best-known preacher for most of the second half of the nineteenth century. Spurgeon frequently preached to audiences numbering more than 10,000—all in the days before electronic amplification.
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