Thomas W. D. Johnson - eulogy Eulogy for Thomas W. D. Johnson by his eldest son, Donald C. S. Johnson. This Poor Man Cried (Ps 34.6) The funeral sermon for Thomas W. D. Johnson, preached by his son, Paul Thomas Johnson. ~~~ Service held at the Drayton Valley Church of God, Drayton Valley, Alberta. ~~~ For a written form of Pastor Don's eulogy for his father, see … [Read more...] about TWD Johnson funeral – Oct 27, 2010
poor boy off the farm
My Tribute to My Dad A few years ago, my dad began writing his memoirs. His title was “Poor Boy off the Farm”. It reflects the reality of his life story and something of his insecurities as he battled honorably through life. He was far from ‘poor’ in my mind, though he began life in humble circumstances. … [Read more...] about poor boy off the farm
10.10.10 sermons
Wednesday: Survey of Judges Norman Burgess, one of our local men, gave a survey of Judges for our Wednesday study. Sunday: Foundations of Sanctification (Rm 6:14) The reasons for our sanctifying faith lie in the two foundation stones we find in today's passage: we certainly are not any longer under the dominion of sin and we are no longer under law but under grace. The … [Read more...] about 10.10.10 sermons
10.3.10 sermons
Wednesday: Hosanna! Save Now! (Ps 118:1-29) This psalm anticipates and "paints a picture" chorally of the coming of our Saviour to Jerusalem to save his people from their sins. Sunday: Yielding to God (Rm 6:13) The third step of sanctification is presenting your whole self and all the individual parts of body, soul, personality and person to God as … [Read more...] about 10.3.10 sermons
9.26.10 sermons
Last Wednesday: Lovingkindness for all Nations Forever (Ps 117:1-2) The shortest psalm sits in the center of the Bible, and has a tremendous reach, as Derek Kidner says. It reaches to the ends of the earth as the lovingkindness of God is extolled. Sunday sermons: The Objective of Sanctification (Rm 6:12) In this message we deal with the objective of sanctification … [Read more...] about 9.26.10 sermons