Dallas Presbyterian Church

A word in season to a weary soul.

Thank you for your labours.

The alphabet curse is such a heavy burden on our generation and utterly grievous to our holy God. How one's heart longs for the golden days of the 40's and the 50's when America's strength in God was glorious and celebratory. Thank God for the righteousness of Christ that covers believers in all ages, and for Jesus who says "I am Alpha and Omega". Pastor Romesh put his heart in taking us through Lot's anguish and agony before Sodom was finally destroyed. It was a riveting sermon and ought to have moved alphabet sinners to Christ.

I once said to someone witnessing to me: "I have everything I need. I don't need God." A domestic situation arose that upset and unsettled me, and I realised I did not have everything I needed. I turned to God and received Jesus as my Saviour. He has since become my anchor and the bedrock of my life. "On Christ the sold rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand" now underpins my belief. All along the locusts in Joel had been feeding on me, until my heart was truly ripened and in God's time I turned to Jesus and began feasting on him. He is everything I need!

Great sermon. A must listen message. Particularly in our current times.

This is a tremendous sermon that goes straight into the heart of God's Revealed Will and God's Decretive Sovereign Will, and how we must think through these commands in our day to day life. Sentence after sentence is like a physician surgeon's knife into that terribly painful place where one hopelessly wonders if one's unbelieving family member has been created for hell. The preacher intelligently pinpoints the issue of church goers who won't make a proclamation of faith because they are fixated upon their own sin. The preacher urges his congregation to persist in evangelising sinners.

Thank you for this wonderful sermon on Psalm 114, there was so much to digest and learn from it. Convicting and ultimately it was very encouraging particularly in the Christians place in this world and that glorious truth in Romans that NOTHING can separate us from Jesus Christ our Lord. ❤️🇦🇺

May we thirst more for his presence.

Thank you for this sermon that gives such teaching from Job and instructs so clearly the godly response we are to have throughout our Christian walk, particularly through trials and the precious life we have through Christ.

Thank you for this message. It is very comforting and especially needed after the recent violence at Covenant School in Nashville, TN.

Thank you Pastor for this clear teaching on the Regulative Principle of Worship. After hearing it I just have to say, "It is all so clearly given to us in the Bible by God, so why oh why do the majority of churches reject it?"

This sermon is great!

A timely word for 21st century Christianity.

What a wonderful explanation of what God intended for marriage. Thank you so very much, Pastor Rom!