Great to be involved with this Greater Love Declaration work standing up for traditional marriage and supporting The Christian Institute Celebrating ‘Pride’ is a political act, it is not impartial.

Great to be at Cockfield and Westgate Chapel - two EFCC churches in Suffolk this Lord’s Day.

There are only a few places left at our Ministers' Prayer Conference, 'God-Man and Ministry', happening in November. Book now! efcc.org.uk/conferences/go…

What does the appointment of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury mean for our evangelical and Gospel hearted brethren in the global Anglican communion? news.sky.com/story/woman-na…

Preaching J U N C T I O N ONE today, on the benediction at the end of Hebrews. Jesus our Lord, the great Shepherd of the sheep.

Marriage as one man and one woman is the only stable environment in which to raise children. It is good to see The Telegraph acknowledging that current secular individualist morality fails. Don’t follow your heart, follow Christ.

EFCC Ministry Director Thomas Brand is one of the lead signatories of this significant letter warning against the proposed conversion therapy ban. Please consider signing.

‘God is also in the Lord Christ and the Lord is also in God the Father, and both are that one thing which is God and both are that one thing which is the Lord.’ Hilary of Poitiers, On the Trinity

The majority of Christian parents that I’ve asked say they regret buying their child an iPhone at the beginning of secondary school. Social media ironically promotes self-centredness, which is the opposite of what we are called to in the Gospel.

Great to meet today with Paul Robinson ReleaseInternational to discuss the Gospel call to live and die for Christ - this is fuel for the revival of Christ’s church.

A wonderfully challenging comment from John Piper. Take time to consider it, put down your phone and pray.

A lovely autobiography of a deeply godly man.

If God is truly sovereign (which he is), then why do Christians still worry so much?

A vital Reformed principle

‘He was washed, yes cleansed sin and was proclaimed Son of the beginningless one by the Spirit’s thundering voice. As a mortal he slept, and as God he put the sea to sleep.’ Gregory Nazianzus, Poem 1.1.2: ‘On the Son’

#OTD October 16, 1555: English reformers Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer are burned at the stake at the order of Roman Catholic Queen Mary Tudor. Ridley was the first to strengthen his friend. “Be of good heart, brother, for God will either assuage the fury of the flame, or

Thomas Brand is presenting research developing from his book University of Oxford Campion Hall on Monday 20th. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… The book can be accessed for free Palgrave Macmillan for students and academics via institutional login.