#Moons of madness sprinklers free#

#Moons of madness sprinklers free#

I think my favourites were the two visiting ladies after a morning service who told me that they loved the service and were surprised I preached the Gospel! Their Free Church minister had told them that we did not do so and discouraged them from attending. So now I have to respond because to be honest I’m fed up of having decades of some people in the Free Church gossiping and undermining the work of the Lord here. It’s the age of social media and suddenly I found this article being retweeted and ‘liked’ by people in my own denomination. So in the words of the Beatles ‘Mother Mary, said to me, let it be’! Or as every Frozen child knows ‘Let it go! But I am neither Catholic nor the Frozen Chosen, and this is the modern era. Paul is a good man and I wish nothing but good for the IPC congregation in Ealing – some of whom even deign to read this blog! And that was the way I was going to leave it – to be honest there are a lot more important issues to deal with ( Evangelical Times for example also accused me, on another issue, of selling the farm, or in their case I think it was the whole country – but that can wait till another time!) – and this did strike me a wee bit as a kind of modern day Reformed equivalent of angels dancing on a pinhead. Normally one’s first reaction is to respond in kind, but as you get older you realize that this kind of thing is going to happen and you just smile and get on with it. For doing this one thing we are denounced as ‘covenant breakers’ etc. For those who cannot accept infant baptism we offer a service that includes infant dedication – where the parents promise to bring up their children in the fear and love of the Lord, according to the Word of God. We have some parents in St Peters who are not convinced of the biblical case for infant baptism and yet wish to publicly acknowledge that their children are a gift from God. Levy’s goat that he feels compelled to issue such a serious public rebuke? Why? What is this grievous sin we have committed? What heresy has so got on Mr. He accuses me and my church, and presumably anyone else who does this, of being ‘covenant breakers’, conceding to the demands of the religious market place doing things that are not in the Confession encouraging people to neglect a biblical ordinance and commit serious sin encouraging an emphasis on what humans have done rather than what God has done undermining people’s faith in the bible and starting the church down the slippery road to homosexuality! It’s a heady catalogue of sins, errors and misdemeanors. I want to reassure the London Welsh minister that he need have no fear of my getting on his goats or selling his farm – I have enough to do with my own sheep on my wee Scottish croft.īut he does raise some serious issues.

Paul is normally a jovial sort of person but apparently I recently ‘got on his goat’ so he wrote an article about how he is worried that I might be selling his farm. Apparently Paul Levy, the International Presbyterian Church (IPC) in Ealing, keeps goats on a farm. I am very worried about a Welsh Presbyterian goat farmer.