Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Andrew is involved in Bible teaching and evangelism in the Highlands of Scotland. Originally a pharmacist, he left secular employment in 2017 and is now fully focused on his Christian service. He is originally from Belfast and is married to a Shetland wife (Lindsey); they reside just outside Inverness. They have three young children: Isaac, Hannah and Hope. Andrew is in fellowship in the Christian Assembly that meets in Culloden, Inverness, at the Gospel Hall.

He is Greater than the Angels (2)

Christ’s sacrifice, as it satisfies God’s demands, opens the way for God’s people into His presence. . .

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

He is Greater than the Angels (1)

Jesus communicated the complete message from God as He was Himself not only the Messenger but also the message!

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

He is GREATER than the PROPHETS

God had spoken again, not merely in a group of prophets, but in His Son.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Introducing Hebrews: Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus

Hebrews has majestic peaks, and very deep valleys, but it will be worth it all for a glimpse of the Lord Jesus.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

The Cross is the Crux

For Christians, most definitely, the cross is the crux. It stands at the centre of human history and at the heart of the Gospel message, as we shall see.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Nazanin Is Free, But How Much Did Her Freedom Cost?

Every Christian can relate to this story. They were once bound and broken by sin, but now they are free.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Beauty and Brokenness in Ukraine

This beauty and brokenness, so evident in wartime, is part of the make-up of every single human being. That is the assessment of the Bible.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Jehovah Jireh – A Name That Gives Hope To The Needy

In our fast-paced, technology-driven age, this name of God might seem irrelevant. But the name contains a great promise.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Just, not Unjust

God's wrath is not some uncontrolled divine rage, but rather God’s settled disposition of hostility against sin

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Discriminating, not Indiscriminate

It doesn't take long to see that we have all broken God's commandments by exhibiting both ungodliness and unrighteousness.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Real, not Mythological

Classical Greek literature tells many tales of love, betrayal, war and peace, involving men and gods.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Reluctantly, not Rashly Dispensed

The Bible says that God's wrath is reluctant. "God our Saviour... desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Timothy 2:3,4).

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Eternal, not Temporary

One of the most terrifying truths that must be faced when speaking about God's wrath is its unending nature.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath and the Cross

The greatest evidence that God desires to save rather than judge people is seen when His Son died on the Cross.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson

Is Christianity Credible?

Many people feel that the message of Christianity should be relegated to the fiction shelf of life, that it is really just like the 'fairies at the bottom of the garden'.

Andrew Williamson

Andrew Williamson