Knockbain Free Church of Scotland

Following on from part 1 in the morning service, we discover how God is gracious, righteous and merciful. Tonight we consider 3 things from this psalm--1- What does the psalmist say about God--2- What does he say about the believer- -3- What is said about them both combined-

This song is a special one for people who believe and follow Jesus. We are reminded of the greatness of God's love especially when we face death. We will consider 2 things from this psalm- -1- Loving the Lord-2- Fearing Death-We discover that some fall into the trap of looking to themselves, or to things, or to other people when we ought to be looking to, and trusting in, the Lord Jesus.

As we begin our journey in a new year, we consider a great psalm of encouragement for those who are God's people. There are 3 things this psalm guides us on--1- The believer's foundation in the Lord-2- The believer's struggle-3- The believer's arrival-Those who have their trust in the Lord have confidence in God's provision throughout life's journey and their eternal destination in the house of God. Where will you be-

In our final sermon in the Christmas series and of 2021 we consider some of the prophesies that were made about the birth of Jesus and his purpose. There are various myths and claims of contradictions concerning Jesus so we consider the facts why Jesus came and our responsibility.

Do you really want to be a Christian--Is it enough to be just 'interested' in Christianity and go to church to listen and not do anything--In Isaiah we hear the great gospel call and offer of salvation and consider our individual responsibility to respond to that call, and to seek the Lord. We ask 3 questions in relation to this--1- Who is to seek the Lord--2- How to seek the Lord--3- When to seek the Lord- -P.S. Due to a technical issue, there is no camera feed in this sermon. The words of the psalms, Bible reading and sermon text are shown instead. Our apologies.

We consider the wise men and ask some key questions--1- Where did they come from--2- What did they do--3- Why did they do it-

Continuing our Christmas series we consider the name -Immanuel- which means God with us. There are some incredible truths revealed to us in this name and it is important we grasp the how this affects us in our lives today but also for eternity after we die. Let it be said that God is with us and we are with God.-There are 3 things to think about--1- God being with us before the world was created-2- God being with us in this world we live in-3- God being with us after life in this world

Tonight we consider a powerful psalm that speaks to our souls. We see how God deals with sin, iniquity and transgression in our lives and his never ending mercy. The 3 headings are--1. The condition of man-2. The cure of man-3. The contrast God makes