I describe myself as an independent thinker and a practical academic. I have been a Christian since 1960 when I put my trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. I believe that we are all made in the image of God, but we have sinned and fallen short of that glory. I further believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and He has made it possible to have all our sin forgiven and forgotten by the shedding of His blood when He died on the cross.
I also believe that we are living in the most exciting generation ever, and I am looking for the long awaited return of Jesus Christ when He come again, this time to rule and judge this world.
I do not believe that our present science can prove or disprove the existence of God. However, I do belieive that if we have" eyes to see" then He has left little clues in the very fabric of the universe that He created.
Is it just coincidence that in everyday matter there are three states, solid, liquid and gas? Or that there are three types of particle that make up the atom, proton, neutron and electron? Or that we now regard protons and neutrons as made up of three quarks? Or that the four fundamental forces in nature, the electromagnetic, gravitational, weak and strong, can now be reduced to three as the weak and electromagnetic converge? Is this not the slightest hint of the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit which is the Jewish and Christian God? You decide.
Well, there is only one, but we may have different expressions of it.
I attend the local Anglican Church, Saint Eustachius, and a house group of the local Vineyard Christian Fellowship where I am one of their trustees. I am also a member of the Evangelical Alliance.
I am a member of the EA which represents many evangelical Christians and gives them a major voice in our society. It also runs TEAR fund in order to provide support around the world to those in need.
I have an interest in the work of Operation Mobilisation, click to find out more.
With my interest in amateur radio, it is no surprise that I am also interested in Christian Radio. In particular I am interested in the Far East Broadcasting Association and Trans World Radio.
I believe that God is still at work today and is changing the lives of people all over the world. Try this if you dare.
I also support the work of a local ecumenical Anglican charity called the Society of Mary and Martha. They aim to provide help to those in Christian ministry at times of crisis or stress. To find out how you can become involved, or to seek help if you are in ministry, click below.
