Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded

The writer, Jone Frost, gives us some interesting history in this short paper on the Brook Street Chapel in Tottenham, London.

In this Podcast, I talk about why I meet the way I do and share an article I just republished on the same subject see

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0VnrDACin8

The Writings of Mark Frees from Plymouth Brethren Writings website.

I found this writing most interesting and will be doing a podcast on this subject. 

The Writings of Mark Frees from Plymouth Brethren Writings website.

Some thoughts on the Lord's Supper from the Gospels of Luke, John and 1st Corinthians, and the Apostle Paul. 

This Scripture Reading Meeting was from January 30th, 2023. Irv, Dan, Karl, Jim, and Ron were at the meeting. We read the entire chapter and discussed it.

(Adapted from an article that appeared in “Knowing the Scriptures,” Jan.– Feb. 1936.) Two years before I was born.

I find some of these older articles great reading. Short and right to the point.

About the author

Gordon Franz is a Bible teacher who holds an MA in Biblical Studies from Columbia Biblical Seminary, SC. For almost 29 years, he has engaged in extensive research in archaeology and has participated in a number of excavations in and around Jerusalem, including Ketef Hinnom and Ramat Rachel, as well as the excavations at Tel Lachish, Tel Jezreel, and Tel Hazor. He has taught the geography of the Bible and led field trips in Israel for the Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies, the Institute of Holy Land Studies, and the IBEX program of Master’s College. He also co-teaches the Talbot School of Theology’s Bible Lands Program. Gordon is on the staff of the Associates for Biblical Research.

About the author

Gordon Franz is a Bible teacher who holds an MA in Biblical Studies from Columbia Biblical Seminary, SC. For almost 29 years, he has engaged in extensive research in archaeology and has participated in a number of excavations in and around Jerusalem, including Ketef Hinnom and Ramat Rachel, as well as the excavations at Tel Lachish, Tel Jezreel, and Tel Hazor. He has taught the geography of the Bible and led field trips in Israel for the Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies, the Institute of Holy Land Studies, and the IBEX program of Master’s College. He also co-teaches the Talbot School of Theology’s Bible Lands Program. Gordon is on the staff of the Associates for Biblical Research.

About the author

Gordon Franz is a Bible teacher who holds an MA in Biblical Studies from Columbia Biblical Seminary, SC. For almost 29 years, he has engaged in extensive research in archaeology and has participated in a number of excavations in and around Jerusalem, including Ketef Hinnom and Ramat Rachel, as well as the excavations at Tel Lachish, Tel Jezreel, and Tel Hazor. He has taught the geography of the Bible and led field trips in Israel for the Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies, the Institute of Holy Land Studies, and the IBEX program of Master’s College. He also co-teaches the Talbot School of Theology’s Bible Lands Program. Gordon is on the staff of the Associates for Biblical Research.