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Not Troubled Not Afraid . Sermon from John 14:26-27
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A statement from the Kirk Session in the light of the current guidance on COVID-19.
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'Chan eil dìteadh sam bith'
(There is no condemnation) A Gaelic service from Romans 8:1
with singing from Psalm 16 :8-9 and Psalm 133
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Not Troubled Not Afraid
This morning’s sermon comes from John’s gospel 14 and looks at the promise Jesus gives about the coming of the Holy Spirit to be the comforter, help and guide of His people. Continue reading
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Tagged According to John, Acts, Coronavirus, Holy Spirit, lockdown, Worship
Chan eil dìteadh sam bith
‘Air an adhbhar sin chan eil a‑nis dìteadh sam bith don dream sin a tha ann an Iosa Crìosd, a tha a’ gluasad chan ann a rèir na feòla, ach a rèir an Spioraid.
Ans an ochdamh caibdeil dhan a litir a-chum na Romanach tha an abstol Pòl a sealtainn gu soillear an eadar dhealachadh a tha Criosd a deanabh dha shluagh fhein. Continue reading
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Tagged Gaelic, Gaelic service, litir a-chum na Romanich, on-line sermons, Romans, Tarbert, Tarbert Church, Worship
Romanaich 8:28
Searmon Gaidhlig bhon litir a-chum na Romanaich 8:28 ‘Agus tha fhios againn gun co‑obraich na h‑uile nithean a‑chum maith, don dream aig a bheil gràdh do Dhia, eadhon dhaibhsan a ghairmeadh a rèir a rùin.( Litir a-chum na Romanaich 8:28) Continue reading
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Tagged Gaelic service, litir a-chum na Romanich, on-line sermons, Romans, Sovereignty of God
ASK, SEEK, KNOCK
ASK, SEEK, KNOCK
In this morning’s sermon we look at this well known verse from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount
“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you’ Matthew 7:7
Although this might seem so basic and straightforward. So many though find it very hard to take Jesus at his word. Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus, prayer, Sermon on the Mount
IMPORTANT LITTLE WORDS
This morning’s sermon is a more extended version of the earlier message on Zoom. Looking at some important little words in John 6:37.
Today we are going to think about assurance , or how we know that with certainty that we are Christians, and that we have a secure future hope because of Jesus Christ. Continue reading
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Tagged According to John, assurance, Coronavirus, faith, Isle of Harris, John's gospel, on-line sermons, predestination
“ For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain”
As some of you may know Chrissie Macdonald passed away at the end of last month in Harris House. Her passing into the glory of heaven seems to echo the words of the apostle Paul in Philippians 1:21 .“ For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain’. Continue reading
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Tagged Harris House, Isle of Harris, Jesus, revival, Testimony
The Lord Our Provider
Every time we say the Lord’s Prayer , we recite the words ” Give us this Day our daily Bread’ . When we say this, do we think of where our food comes from and who provides it? Even more importantly do we really think to give thanks for the provision God has made for us in supplying us with all that we need. The Bible shows us God as our ultimate provider, and this morning we look at the dramatic passage from Genesis 22 when God not only tests Abraham, but also provides marvellously for Him. Continue reading
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Tagged Lord's Prayer, on-line sermons, Sermon on the Mount
Our Father
Our Father , looking at the personal and powerful truth of the Lord’s Prayer that before anything else , God is our Father. Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus, Worship
‘Can’t-Wait to See You !”
This morning’s sermon is from 1 Thessalonians 3 and looks at Paul’s concern for, and longing to be with the Christians in Thessalonica once again. These verses show the depth of his feeling for those he knew there and his continuing burden in prayer for them. Paul’s words may express how many of us feel at this current time. He specifically asks for three things
May God prepare the way for us to meet again
May God make us abound in love
May God strengthen our hearts Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Thessalonians, Coronavirus, Fellowship, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Mission, on-line sermons
‘ The Still Small Voice ‘
This moring’s sermon from 1 Kings 19:12 “and after the earthquake a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire; and after the fire a still small voice.” Continue reading
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Tagged Coronavirus, Elijah and Elisha, Holy Spirit, Isle of Harris, lockdown, on-line sermons, Tarbert, Tarbert Church