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by Elizabeth McQuoid (Editor)
Welcome to this daily feast for your soul, a chance to listen to the Bible with an experienced teacher by your side.
The Keswick Convention in England's beautiful Lake District has been running for nearly 150 years, yet it still remains a highlight of the UK Christian calendar every summer for both young and old. It attracts speakers and visitors from across the globe and was the platform for John Stott's final public address.
Here you will find words to edify, challenge, inspire and encourage you each day. Contributors to this yearlong devotional include:
Psalms - James Robson (Ministry Director, Keswick Ministries)
Numbers - Christopher Wright (International Ministries Director, Langham Partnership)
Hebrews - Charles Price (Living Truth)
1 Thessalonians - Alec Motyer (former theological college Principal and Bible expositor)
Ezekiel - Liam Goligher (Minister, Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia)
John 14 - 17 - Simon Manchester (Minister, St Thomas's Anglican Church, North Sydney)
Romans 5 - 8 - John Stott (former Rector Emeritus, All Souls, Langham Place, and founder, Langham Partnership International and the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity)
Habakkuk - Jonathan Lamb (Minister-at-Large, Keswick Ministries)
James - Stuart Briscoe (Pastor Emeritus, Elmbrook Church, Wisconsin)
2 Timothy - Michael Baughen (former bishop and hymn writer)
Ruth - Alistair Begg (Minister, Parkside Church, Ohio)
Colossians - Steve Brady (Bible teacher and former Bible college Principal)
Revelation - Paul Mallard (Minister, Widcombe Baptist Church, Bath)
Application and commentary - Elizabeth McQuoid (Commissioning Editor, Keswick Ministries)
Come to God's Word and find true refreshment.
Author Biography
Chris Wright ============
Christopher Wright is International Ministries Director of the Langham Partnership International. Previously he taught at Union Biblical Seminary in India, and acted as Academic Dean and then Principal of All Nations Christian College, UK. He travels widely, is married to Liz (also from Northern Ireland), and they live in London.
His 30+ years of friendship with John Stott he describes as 'a delightful privilege for which I am immensely grateful to God'. He worked with several of the organizations that Stott founded, and was invited by him in 2001 to take over the leadership of the LPI (known in the US as John Stott Ministries).
