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No Falling Word Schedule 10/07/18 - ""If I Perish, I Perish" - Part 1" |
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Liam Goligher is a native of Scotland and earned his D. Min at the Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson MS. He was a minister of churches in Northern Ireland; Canada; two churches in Scotland; and in Richmond, London before becoming Senior Minister of Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia PA in 2011. He has authored several books and contributed to many others. Dr. Goligher has served on the boards of many Christian ministries, including as a Trustee of the Keswick Convention Trust in the UK. A popular conference speaker, he was invited to Keswick eight summers. He and his wife Christine have been blessed with three daughters, two sons and numerous grandchildren.
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This week on No Falling Word, we’ll continue through our series in the book of Acts with a message all about a special day in church history that launched a major missionary movement. Pentecost, as Liam describes it, ended one era, but marked the beginning of a new work of God’s Spirit.
The book of Acts describes a quiet day turned upside-down by the onset of a mighty, rushing wind and the appearance of spontaneous flames of fire. This week on No Falling Word, we’ll discover that the physical elements weren’t the only things that showed up during the “perfect storm” on the Day of Pentecost.
The book of Acts describes a quiet day turned upside-down by the onset of a mighty, rushing wind and the appearance of spontaneous flames of fire. This week on No Falling Word, we’ll discover that the physical elements weren’t the only things that showed up during the “perfect storm” on the Day of Pentecost.
The number twelve was theologically significant for the ancient Israelites, and it was just as meaningful in Jesus’ earthly ministry. Find out why on this week’s broadcast of No Falling Word. Liam will explain how the mission of twelve disciples has now been left to us as Christ’s ambassadors on earth!
If you’ve had the opportunity to be a part of a sports team, a chamber choir or a volunteer group, you know that when people join together in unity and purpose, amazing things occur! This week on No Falling Word, we’ll learn from the example of a team of disciples, who God used in incredible ways.
The book of Acts may be an historical account, but it has much to say about our present age and our eternal status. This week on No Falling Word, Liam will explain that God’s agenda in this world can be narrowed down to this: making all things new! Tune in to find out what our primary task should be.
After his resurrection, Jesus ascended into Heaven, but left his followers here on Earth. Why didn’t he just beam us up, like a scene straight from Star Trek? This week on No Falling Word, we’ll learn how the books of Luke and Acts answer the ultimate questions of every believer, “Why am I here and what is my mission?”
This week on No Falling Word, our series through the book of Ruth will conclude with none other than a traditional, happy ending! But this story is more than just fairytale material. It’s an historic account with global ramifications, and something to teach us about the mystery of the Gospel.
So far, Boaz and Ruth’s romance has been a slow, subtle development. But on the next broadcast of No Falling Word, we’ll find out how an audacious encounter turns what could have been an awkward situation into a critical turning point in the relationship.
Boaz and Ruth certainly weren’t the “perfect match” from an outsider’s perspective. He was much older and she was a foreigner, but God brought them together in an unlikely story of romance and rescue. This week on No Falling Word, we’ll learn why Boaz truly was the perfect man for Ruth.
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