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A New Blogger

Saying there is a new blogger is no great news in our day.  There are probably thousands of new bloggers each week.  This new blogger is different.  He is a man I respect.  He is a preacher that I love to hear preach.  Each time I return to my homeland of Northern Ireland, I anticipate greatly the enjoyment of fellowship with he and his wonderful church family at Millisle Baptist Church.  I am also looking forward to reading his blog posts in the coming days.

Here is a taste:

There is no way to get through the Christian life unscathed, there is no immunity from adversity, no free pass from the frequent pain that living in a broken world brings to our door. Anyone who tells you that trusting in Christ brings protection from problems and pain and life shattering things is either sincerely misguided, or is the cruellest of liars.

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