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Sword & Trowel 2011 No. 2
Articles:
Proving that Charismatic Gifts Have Ceased by Dr Peter Masters
Does Every Believer Have a Guardian Angel? by William Gouge
Humility Essential for Blessing by Dr Masters
Pioneering in Brazil by Abner Araujo
With two featured booklets by Dr Masters:
Should Christians Drink?
What are the biblical arguments which have convinced the majority of Bible believers during the last two centuries that the Lord wants His people to abstain? Are alcoholic drinks right or wrong for a Christian? Why should something ‘right’ for Old Testament Israelites be ‘wrong’ for Christ’s church? What are the differences between the wines of Bible times and those of today? All who seek to honour Christ and be blessed in His service will want to consider the case set out in this booklet for abstinence.
32 pages, booklet, ISBN 978 1 899046 37 9
Christian Stewardship: Our Calling 
Stewardship of means is a great privilege and blessing to those who owe so much to Christ the Lord. To be fellow labourers with Christ is our high calling. This booklet sets out the New Testament texts showing the objectives, motives, scale and manner of giving for the kingdom of Christ and the souls of men and women.
26 pages, booklet, ISBN 978 1 899046 36 2
The Sword & Trowel was started in 1865 by C H Spurgeon. It enjoys an extensive readership throughout the world, particularly among ministers and church leaders. It has by far the largest circulation of any magazine (world-wide) adhering to reformed and Baptist distinctive.
We stress the doctrines of grace coupled with the need for vigorous evangelistic effort. We plead for separation from worldliness and compromise (the defensive Sword), and the principle that every believer should be engaged in Christian service (the dedicated Trowel). Spurgeon announced the magazine with these words: 'We would ply the Trowel with untiring hand for the building up of Jerusalem's dilapidated walls, and wield the Sword with vigour and valour against the enemies of the Truth.'
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