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Rev James Maciver gives further consideration to God's Question to Adam in Genesis 3:9, "Adam... Where are you?" in this worship service livestreamed from home.

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Welcome

Reading: 2 Corinthians 7

Prayer

Children’s address: Bible Birds (8) – the Hawk (Job 39:26)

Sermon: Genesis 3:9

Sermon Title: God’s Questions (2) – “Adam…where are you?”

Praise: Psalm 32:1-6 (Sing Psalms, page 38)

Benediction

Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'God's invitation and Provision' from Isaiah 55:1 in this worship service recorded at home.

Service Details

Welcome

Prayer

Children's Talk

Lord's Prayer

Reading: Isaiah 55

Sermon: Isaiah 55:1, 'God's Invitation and Provision'

Praise: Psalm 23 (whole) (Scottish Psalter)

 

Isaiah 55:1

[1] “Come, everyone who thirsts,

come to the waters;

and he who has no money,

come, buy and eat!

Come, buy wine and milk

without money and without price. (ESV)

Rev James Maciver preaches on 'Aoibhneas ann an Ierusalem' from Psalm 122 in this Gaelic worship service recorded at home.

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Readings: Psalm 122 and Ephesians 4 verses 1-16

Prayer

Sermon: Psalm 122

Title: Aoibhneas ann an Ierusalem

Praise: Psalm 122:7-8 to the tune Free Church

Psalm 122

7. An taobh a stigh do’d bhallachaibh,

biodh sìth is sonas maith;

Deadh shoirbheas fòs gu robh gu bràth

a’d’ lùchairt àird a stigh.

8. Air sgàth mo bhràithrean 's luchd mo ghaoil,

dhuit guidheam sìth a ghnàth.

9.Air sgàth tigh naomh ar Tighearn Dia,

iarram do leas gu bràth.

Rev Kenneth I Macleod shares a short teaching message on Revelation 14:13 looking at 'Who is Blessed at Death?' in this midweek meeting recorded on Zoom.

 

Revelation 14:13

[13] And I heard a voice from heaven saying, “Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.” “Blessed indeed,” says the Spirit, “that they may rest from their labors, for their deeds follow them!” (ESV)

Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'Watching and Waiting' from Mark 13:37 in this evening worship service recorded at home.

Order of Service:

Welcome

Reading: Mark 13:1-9

Prayer

Children's Talk

Lord's Prayer

Reading: Mark 13:24-37

Sermon

Praise: Psalm 130 (Scottish Psalter, page 421)

Benediction

 

Mark 13:37

[37] And what I say to you I say to all: Stay awake.” (ESV)

Rev James Maciver preaches on 'God's Questions (1) - "Adam...Where Are You?" from Genesis 3:9 in this morning worship service livestreamed from his home.

Order of Service

WelcomeReading: Genesis 3:1-19PrayerChildren’s Talk: Birds of the Bible (8) – the Raven (1 Kings 17:1-7)The Lord’s PrayerSermonPrayerPraise: Psalm 51:1-7 (Scottish Psalter, page 280)Benediction

Rev James Maciver shares a short teaching message on John 12:27-28 looking at 'Christ's Attitude to His Troubles'.

Rev James Maciver preaches on 'Salvation - Our Ultimate Security (2)' from Isaiah 26:3-4

Order of Service:

Welcome

Reading: Psalm 37:1-11 and Romans 5:1-11

Prayer

Children’s Talk: Birds of the Bible (7) – the Ostrich (Job 39:13-15)

The Lord’s Prayer

Reading: Isaiah 26:1-4

Sermon

Prayer

Praise: Psalm 62:1-8 (Sing Psalms, page 79)

Benediction

Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'God Never Stops Looking and Loving' from Isaiah 49:16 in this worship service recorded at home.

Order of service:Welcome & PrayerChildren's Talk & Lord's PrayerReading: Isaiah 49:1-18SermonPraise: Psalm 36:5-9 (Sing Psalms, page 44)Isaiah 49:16

    [16] Behold, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands;

        your walls are continually before me. (ESV)

Rev James Maciver leads this short Gaelic worship service recorded at home.

Service Details:

Leughadh: Romanach 8 v 1-21

Ùrnaigh

Searmon: Romanach 8 v 1-4

Tiotal: Dia a' toirt air falbh ar dìteadh

Seinn: Salm 65 v 4-5

Am Beannachadh

 

Romans 8:1–4

Life in the Spirit

[1] There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. [2] For the law of the Spirit of life has set you free in Christ Jesus from the law of sin and death. [3] For God has done what the law, weakened by the flesh, could not do. By sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh and for sin, he condemned sin in the flesh, [4] in order that the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled in us, who walk not according to the flesh but according to the Spirit. (ESV)