Sunday Evening Worship -08/09/24 PM

Peter McIntyre share some thoughts about the remarkable love that anyone could enjoy.

One of the most painful afflictions is to be wrongly accused. Such allegations threaten our reputation, our character and our Christian testimony. Reputational damage is feared by all good people who spend a lifetime cultivating their integrity. David in this instance was undergoing a time of verbal assault. Let us make no mistake about this - words really do hurt. During this season he takes his recourse to the Lord as we all must do.http://hopeinthevalley.co.uk/2024/09/05/psalm-64-a-prayer-for-the-falsely-accused/

Sunday Morning Worship; I Corinthians 2:2; The Cross of Christ, The Focal Point of World History

Sunday Evening Worship - Joab; A Tale of Heartless Ambition01/09/24 PM

There is much that can edify our hearts from David's wilderness experience. We too must pass through wildernesses as a result of disappointment, betrayal, bereavement, sickness or failure. Matthew Henry wrote however, "we have reason to thank God it is the wilderness of Judah we are in and not the wilderness of sin".Further reading - http://hopeinthevalley.co.uk/2024/08/28/psalm-63-a-dry-thirsty-land/

Sunday Evening Worship - The Sin Covering - Proverbs 28:1325/08/24 PM

Morning Worship

Using a most most remarkable illustration from the life of John Patton, the 19th Century Scottish missionary to Vanuatu (New Hebrides) Peter McIntyre discusses the well which God dug to bring us salvation