▶️Peter Hammond (Playlist): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzOwqed_gET0gc01jtmH4JczNykTY-kvH John Knox and the Reformation in Scotland - Dr. Peter Hammond Lecture ▶️www.frontlinemissionsa.org Frontline Fellowship seeks to glorify God through: - Evangelising in War Zones - Assisting Persecuted Churches - Working for Reformation and Revival in Africa - Serving God in: Angola, Mozambique, Malawi, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Congo. ​ Evangelising in the War Zones Frontline Fellowship is a Bible-based African Mission that has pioneered missionary work into neglected mission fields and areas resistant to the Gospel. Since 1982, Frontline missionaries have travelled hundreds of thousands of kilometres by foot, by motorbikes, by dugout canoes, trucks and aircraft to boldly proclaim the Gospel of repentance and faith in Christ to soldiers, guerrillas, resistance fighters and civilians on all sides of many conflicts in Africa. The Founder and Director of Frontline Fellowship, Dr. Peter Hammond, has personally carried out over 140 missions in the war zones and presented over 18,000 sermons, Bible studies and lectures in 38 countries. In the course of their missionary activities some Frontline missionaries have been ambushed, come under artillery bombardment and mortar fire, been stabbed, shot at, beaten by mobs, arrested and imprisoned. The Frontline mission base and high school in Sudan repeatedly came under aerial bombardment by the government of Sudan Air Force (10 times in 18 months). Over the years, 20 people involved in Frontline Fellowship outreaches have been imprisoned in Marxist or Muslim countries. Yet, by the grace of God, every one was freed in response to persistent prayer and pressure ( Luke 18:1 Chapter 18 1 And he spake a parable unto them to the end that they ought always to pray, and not to faint; –5). Assisting Persecuted Churches Frontline Fellowship has been in the forefront of: Pioneering missionary work into war-ravaged Angola, Mozambique and Sudan; Researching and opening up neglected areas and restricted access areas; ​ Assisting persecuted Christians and prisoners with books, emergency relief aid (including tons of medicines, foods, clothes, seed, bicycles and tools), encouragement and Bible teaching; Developing a network of couriers and evangelists to distribute many tons of Bibles, in over 100 languages, to suffering Christians; Providing in-depth leadership training for thousands of pastors, evangelists, chaplains, teachers, nurses and civil leaders in neglected areas; Speaking up for the persecuted, publishing the sufferings and testimonies of believers in print, on radio, and T.V. Working for Reformation and Revival Frontline Fellowship is a leading force in leadership training for Reformation. Frontline Fellowship publishes over 100 items a year and has distributed millions of Gospel leaflets, booklets, books and Bibles throughout Africa. Frontline Fellowship has distributed millions of Gospel leaflets, booklets, books and Bibles throughout Africa. Frontline Fellowship conducts an average of 30 seminars, conferences or workshops each year. Through literature and leadership training, Frontline Fellowship is educating and enlisting tens of thousands of Christians to “disciple the nations…teaching obedience.” Just in Sudan, since 1995, Frontline Fellowship trained thousands of pastors, chaplains, medics and teachers, and provided thousands of Christian textbooks to over 350 schools and delivered 950,000 Bibles and Christian books in 24 languages. In Zimbabwe, Frontline is distributing food, medicines and Scriptures. ▶️SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/stack45ny ▶️John Knox Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzOwqed_gET2ZjuzjcBM7eghsnGYdV6p- ▶️Puritans (Playlist): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL147B764889A13CCA John Knox (1514 – 1572) was a Scottish minister, theologian, and writer who was a leader of the country's Reformation. He was the founder of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. After his release from the galleys in 1549 Knox settled in England and became a minister in the Church of England, which was then at the height of its own reformation. It was not long however before differences began to show themselves between Knox and those in the Church of England who only wanted a partial reformation of the Roman Catholic system. When in 1553 King Edward VI died and was succeeded by his sister Mary who was an ardent Catholic, Knox felt it was time to leave England for continental Europe. It was not long after this that he was appointed Pastor of an English speaking church in Frankfurt, this did not last long though as the church became dominated by those who insisted upon an Anglican form of worship rather than one with gospel preaching at its center. Knox moved on to Geneva where he began to Pastor the first true Puritan church, a church which held preaching to be the center of church worship. He preached for the last time on 9 November 1572 and was taken ill a few days later and he died on 24 November 1572.