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Some background about me:
Born 1962. Converted 1973. Licensed 1984 and ordained 1991. Husband to Sue and father to Sarah, Ruth, and Esther.
Raised, mostly, in Felixstowe, Suffolk.
1980-83 – Theology degree at Oxford
1983-84 – Assistant at Bethesda Baptist Church, Felixstowe
1984 – 87 – Lecturer at Samuel Bill Theological College, Nigeria
1987 – 88 – Unemployed (Humberside) and locum pastorate (Ipswich)
1988 – 91 – PhD in English Puritanism at Cambridge
1991 – 96 – Pastor, Horsley Evangelical Church, Surrey
1996 – 2000 – Executive at Oak Hill Theological College
2009 – Executive Search with Perrett Laver
Theological commitments: I fervently endorse, subscribe to and delight in the orthodox Christian faith as expressed in the catholic ecumenical creeds of the first five centuries (Apostles Creed, Nicene Creed, Chalcedonian Definition), the Reformed confessions of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (Belgic, Heidelberg, Dort, Westminster), and evangelical statements of faith of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries (UCCF, EA, FIEC).
There’s more than talk to God’s dealings with us but it starts with talk. At the beginning of everything we have (the words!), “God said …” The gospel is a message about Christ which comes as God’s Word, announcement, demand, invitation, proclamation, and news. It is “speaking the truth in love” that we grow up…