Talking Together

And they talked together of all these things which had happened.

Personal Privilege

Through the years I have always regarded it a privilege to listen to Christian people, especially when their conversation centred on the Lord Jesus Christ. It is still the same today for me.

To hear some of the finest preacher’s in the country at our church in Leeds speaking at the Easter Conventions was utterly inspiring for me. I thanked the Lord for their ministry and the way in which the Word of God became alive and meaningful. It was opened up for all present to receive the glittering treasure of eternal truth in the one and only Gospel of the Cross of Calvary.

Preacher’s Presentation

‘They talked of all the things that had happened’. Preacher’s in the pulpit, - humble, powerful, enlightening,  delivering real food that satisfied the soul and yet left one wanting more of the same.

The men talking together were well studied in the Word of God and filled with the Holy Spirit. They were life experienced and practical in teaching and ministry.

They did not talk about how many people were in their churches or about how much money came in each week. It was not about building extensions or financial needs every week. The message was about the Lord of Glory. Sin, righteousness and judgement to come, was the permanent basis for every sermon. How utterly good God was and how tragically bad we are, with the glorious Gospel the complete answer. At times we repented, at times we rejoiced it was indeed a 24/7 life of commitment to the Lord.

Possibilities Provided

How much could we possibly do for our Lord Jesus Christ, rather than how little would be acceptable to the Saviour of Men. We thank God for such men and woman today, what a role they play across the country with loving honest Bible based messages from heaven.

This country needs the Gospel as never before, so let’s keep talking together.

And they talked together of all these things which had happened (Luke 24:14) .