Legacy

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AD 2014, Volume 11, Issue 1

How do we leave a legacy? The Book of Ecclesiastes warns us that in this world, “There is no remembrance of former things, nor will there be any remembrance of later things yet to be among those who come after.” However, Scripture tells us that there is hope. We’ll never leave anything that lasts unless we die to ourselves and make our aim making Christ’s name great.

Pastor Jim Wilson, has been a life long evangelist and minister of the Gospel. For the last few decades he has been a pastor and evangelist in the Moscow/Pullman area. Jim is joined by his son Doug, also a pastor in Moscow, Idaho, and his grandson, Nate Wilson, a professional writer who teaches at New St. Andrews College.

Each of these men have different gifts and different perspectives. At certain points they disagree, and those may be some of the best parts of the interview. Thank you for joining us in St. Anne’s Public House. Find yourself a corner. Pour yourself a pint, and join the conversation.

SKU: 00050. Category: Current Issue.

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01	Introductory Credits
02	Invitation to Legacy
03	Interview: Jim Wilson on What it Means to Leave a Legacy
04	Interview: Jim Wilson on Becoming an Evangelist
05	Interview: Jim Wilson on Believing God Will Meet Your Needs
06	Interview: Jim Wilson on How to Hand on Faith to Children
07	Interview: Jim Wilson on Courage
08	Interview: Jim, Doug, and Nate Wilson on Using Strategy
09	Interview: Doug Wilson on What It Means to Be Handed a Legacy
10	Interview: Doug Wilson on Whether Jim Is a Better Evangelist Because He’s Not Reformed
11	Interview: Doug and Jim Wilson on Whether Christendom is Dying
12	Interview: Nate Wilson on What It Means to be a Legacy
13	Interview: Nate Wilson on Which of Jim’s Spiritual Gifts He Would Ask For
14	Interview: Nate and Doug on Jim’s Impact on America and the World
15	Credits

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We really only have one frequently asked question, and that is, Why St. Anne’s Public House? As for the St. Anne’s part, that's short for the Company of St. Anne’s, a group of very average people who fight off the evil nasties of N.I.C.E in C.S Lewis’ novel, That Hideous Strength. We liked the idea that God uses pretty average people doing average things for His glory. The Public Houses and Coffee Houses of 17th Century England were places for public discourse. So it's the discourse, more than the alcohol, that we are emphasizing. But we do enjoy a nice Shiraz now and again. We used to be a primarily CD based journal. But when’s the last time you listened to a CD? Yup, that’s what we thought. Downloads for all available back issues are free. Thanks for stopping in. Please pull up a table and enjoy yourself.