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Disciple of Jesus. Husband to Tracy. Serving @IBCollege and Antrim Baptist. PhD in OT. Author @TulipPublishing, @HesedandEmet, @wipfandstock, @BloomsburyAcad.

Northern Ireland
Joined January 2013
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Here’s a full list of what I read in 2025 (excluding material read for teaching, preaching and writing). #GoodReadsYearInBooks goodreads.com/user/year_in_b…
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The story of Zacchaeus is joyful and satisfying because it is a story of salvation. A life of sinful selfishness becomes a life of grace-filled generosity. Only meeting Jesus makes that change happen #Luke #DailyReadings
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Let me serve you this Reformation Day. History, Bible and application in less than 100 pages. tulippublishing.com.au/book/…
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The parable of the rich man and Lazarus is about trusting the word of God. If we do not hear Moses and the prophets, even someone from the grave will fail to convince us. Scripture is to be read, believed and trusted above all #Luke #DailyReadings
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“Work is a divine calling through which we honor our heavenly Master and love our neighbor in tangible ways.” ~ @MattSmethurst #KellerOnTheChristianLife
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Let me serve you this Reformation Day. History, Bible and application in less than 100 pages. tulippublishing.com.au/book/…
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In the Parable of the Prodigal Son(s) both sons are estranged from their father. One through rebellious excess, the other legalistic entitlement. Strikingly the father moves towards both of them, whichever brother we’re prone to mimic, God moves towards us #Luke #DailyReadings
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“Apart from Jesus Christ, flagrant lawbreaking and fastidious rule keeping are dead ends.” ~ @MattSmethurst #KellerOnTheChristianLife
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Take heart, today, for it is the Father’s good pleasure to grant us the kingdom #Luke #DailyReadings
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Jesus offered his contemporaries nothing more than the sign of Jonah which was nothing less than a sacrificial death and vindicating resurrection. If that isn’t enough for us, nothing else Jesus does will be #Luke #DailyReadings
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“Remarkably, the Bible has one ultimate plan, one ultimate plot, one ultimate champion, one ultimate hero. And from the beginning we see his silhouette.” ~ @MattSmethurst #KellerOnTheChristianLife
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Those who witnessed Jesus’s miracles were “astonished at the majesty of God”. The blessings of Jesus are never an end in themselves, but always a means to see the glory of God #Luke #DailyReadings
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Tragic. Utterly tragic. Faith fails. Family crumbles. Fear reigns. Future hopeless. Delightfully crafted narrative through the female protagonists, but they narrate a brutal missionary, arrogant colonialists and a wake of wreckage both personally and nationally.
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Kingsolver doesn’t offer it—but the gospel is the only remedy to this tragic tale.
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Just submitted the manuscript for my next book. Prayers appreciated for the editorial process now. Should be available at some point in 2027.
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You can call Jesus Lord, but if your life doesn’t back up that claim with obedience, it’s empty words. If Jesus is truly Lord we must live like it! #Luke #DailyReadings
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Do you feel your sin acutely? Take heart, for Jesus came to call not the righteous, but sinners to repentance #Luke #DailyReadings
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One day, in Bethlehem, for us was born a Saviour—who is Christ the Lord. This is good news of great joy. Live like it! #Luke #DailyReadings
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Delighted to see the first review of my *Hope for a New David* published in the latest edition of JETS. Conclusion: “This is a solid work and one I hope will have a significant place in Psalms scholarship for a long foreseeable future.”
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