Written by: Phillip E. L. Castell, Director, Communication, Public Affairs & Religious Liberty
After five weeks of preaching and ministering at the Now is the Time Family & Health Evangelistic Series, Pastor and Evangelist at the campaign, Dr. Newton Cleghorne will preach his final message of truth for the series at 6:00 pm on July 15, 2017.
From the first night of the campaign on June 10, 2017 and throughout the duration of the meetings, Dr. Cleghorne has consistently hit out against error while inviting his listeners to turn away from sin and acknowledge the truths of the Bible.
“I am not here to call you to a church but to the truth,” he said on Thursday night when he spoke on the topic” The sin that God cannot forgive.”
“Blaspheming against the Holy Spirit, is seeing and hearing the truth repeatedly and saying No!”
“When someone leaves his church to come to the Seventh-day Adventist Church, we didn’t call you to church, we call you to truth.”
The NCU professor remained true to his approach in presenting his messages by allowing the Bible to speak to his listeners. “Don’t blame me, blame the Bible,” he was often heard saying as he directed people to read from the scriptures the things that God requires of his people.
On Thursday night while making his final appeal, Cleghorne invited people to listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit and to respond to the call to surrender their lives to Jesus.
“I am not here to call you to a church but to truth,” says Cleghorne.
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