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9/3/2023 5:00 AM

Iain

| Stornoway

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Sermon:
The Lord's Benevolence and Command
Rev Raymond Kemp

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“ Great Sermon! ”
This was a sobering sermon on the text, Arise and Eat'. Thank you, minister. Thank you Stornoway FCC for having this sermon uploaded. Sometimes the sermons do not appear afterward on facebook which is a pity.

6/19/2021 6:59 PM

Iain

| Lewis, Scotland

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Sermon:
The Call of the Word in Providence
Rev Raymond Kemp

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Thank you FCC for recording this service. Friends were talking about it, that a pin could be heard dropping that evening. Thank you. We need more times like this.

7/5/15 6:30 AM

Iain

| Uk

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Why when I download any sermon it is only 5 minutes long??

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Iain

10/22/12 5:58 PM

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Sermon:
Social Covenanting, Part 19: Historical...
Brian Schwertley

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Pastor Brain Schwertley laid the solid ground work for the necessity of social covenanting and for ecclesiastical and national reformation, while affirming that all nations are bound to the Solemn League and Covenant including all Presbyterian communions. Now he has moved on to giving exegesis from Scripture how the kings in Israel applied the covenants. Once he has given examples of the kings in Israel he will show how covenanting history was applied in the Church of Scotland and the Westminster Assembly.

7/29/12 1:50 PM

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Sermon:
The Foundation of Christian Social...
Brian Schwertley

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What part two not uploaded?

8/26/11 10:19 PM

Iain

| Alabama

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Sermon:
The Psalmist And The Words of God
Brad Johnston

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Well done!

7/3/11 11:28 PM

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Sermon:
The Two Sons of Oil by Samuel B. Wylie, Part...
Brian Schwertley

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"Both the government of the nation and the government of the visible church are established by God. Though distinct and independent of each other, they both owe supreme allegiance to Jesus Christ. The governments of church and state differ in sphere of authority in that due submission to the government of the visible church is the obligation of members thereof, while due submission to civil government is the obligation of all men. The governments of church and state also have different functions and prerogatives in the advancement of the Kingdom of God. The means of enforcement of the civil government are physical, while those of church government are not. Neither government has the right to invade or assume the authority of the other. They should cooperate to the honor and glory of God, while maintaining their separate jurisdictions." - Reformed Presbyterian Testimony 23.9 http://reformedpresbyterian.org/assets/pdf/Constitution04.pdf

5/7/11 11:07 PM

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Sermon:
The Origin of True and False Religion
Rev David Silversides

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“ Exodus 32:1-6 ”
Excellent!

4/7/11 12:04 PM

Iain

| UK

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(This sermon is no longer available)

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Thanks be to God for this message from another prisoner of hope.

3/17/11 12:18 AM

Iain

| Alabama

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Sermon:
The Consequences Of False Teaching
Gordon Keddie

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Thank you for this teaching.

1/26/11 10:59 AM

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Sermon:
Worshipping The Creature
Rev David Silversides

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In this sermon Rev. David Silversides expounds on Jeremiah 8:1-3 on how God hates idolatry known as religious pluralism, and how deceived the human heart is.

1/3/11 9:37 PM

Iain

| Alabama U.S.

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Sermon:
The Exclusiveness of Christ
Dr. John Carrick

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Excellent!

1/3/11 8:39 PM

Iain

| Alabama, U.S.

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Sermon:
The glory of God in his salvation
Rev David Silversides

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A well done sermon by Rev. Silversides, the main point throughout the sermon is, the glory of God is the end of all things, with a highlight on prayer.

12/23/10 9:43 PM

Iain

| Alabama

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Sermon:
What is the Plan?
Robert McCurley

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Thank you for this sermon series, I have been richly blessed by it.

10/20/10 3:19 PM

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Thank you for this teaching it was a blessing.

9/30/10 9:25 AM

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Sermon:
God's Grace Causes Glorying in Grace
Rev David Silversides

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Thank you Rev. Silversides for this sermon on Luke 1:46-48 with some thoughts on Psalm singing. I've had some coldness of heart lately I should sing more in my heart.

9/19/10 8:51 AM

Iain

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Sermon:
The Wilful Nonsense of False Religion
Rev David Silversides

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Thank you Rev. Sliversides for this exposition of Isaiah 44:9-20.

9/2/10 2:35 PM

Iain

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Sermon:
Mysticism in the Church
Rev David Silversides

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Thank you for this sound teaching!

8/28/10 4:03 AM

Iain

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Sermon:
Zion's King is the King of Kings and the...
Rev David Silversides

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“ Great Sermon!!!!! ”
Truly a word for our times!!!! Thank you, Rev. Silversides!!

7/6/10 1:47 PM

Iain

| USA - South

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Sermon:
Dependence Upon God Expressed In Our View Of...
Rev David Silversides

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“ Thank you! ”
Thank you Rev. Silversides for this sermon, the doctrine of prayer has been on my mind lately. I was convicted by some points you made, and some other points brought me to think more deeply about how I should pray. Thank you.