Partick Free Church of Scotland (Cont)

In between a famous father and son, we find Isaac, who lived longer than both of them, but whose life was marked by ordinariness.

The third paper presented at the Free Southern Presbytery annual colloquium held at Knightswood FC(C) on Saturday 31 January 2026.

The second paper presented at the Free Southern Presbytery annual colloquium held at Knightswood FC(C) on Saturday 31 January 2026.

The first paper presented at the Free Southern Presbytery annual colloquium held at Knightswood FC(C) on Saturday 31 January 2026.

The Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ proves that His work of atonement was accepted. It also guarantees the resurrection of every person that ever lived at the end of the age.

Some practical considerations from the life of Issac.

Noah believed God and built an Ark in order to save himself and his family.

When he dies, the believer enjoys many blessings during the intermediate state because of his union with the Lord Jesus Christ.

We notice this poor soul who is blind and a beggar but he is in the right place as Jesus of Nazareth passes by, He cries for mercy and his faith saves him. We will look at what is involved in his faith and notice the change in his life.

The sermon considers what is meant by godliness as it is explained in this Psalm. We should all be godly.