Immanuel Presbyterian Church

Thank you for the great explanation on this passage. I've always wondered the meaning and relevance. I particularly appreciated the application. Thank you.

Thanks for this message - I found it very helpful and well applied to today's situation.

Very helpful.

Biblical sermon and lots of little nuggets of wisdom. Enjoyed that.

This sermon was the most amazing presentation of God's love, mercy and compassion He shows towards his elect but broken children. If you feel you are left robbed and wounded on the roadside by a combination of your own sins and failures and hurt by others than listen to this sermon which reveals the kindness of God.

Rev. Speck gives an somber reminder of our great need for Christ's intercession through all events. In "natural" disasters God's providential grace can be seen and explained by Christians not only to our own children but also to the unbelievers.

Thanks for teaching me what true Biblical contentment is and also for putting verse 4:13 in its proper context! Miss you guys.

A real wake up call to me to be thankful for all that I have. Thank you Pastor Harrell

Many times Reformed Pastors will preach on what NOT to do on the Lord's Day, but Pastor Speck brings to light the joy and the promises that God states are in store for His people when they DO truly take delight in the Sabbath.

This was truly a wonderful sermon and I am convinced God worked through the lessons taught in this passage. What a wonderful thing it is to hear the faithful exposition of God's word.

Pastor Speck, This was an excellent examination of Luke 10 and I was very encouraged by it. Thank you for your labors in the Word of God.

Our greatest goals is to reach for the top and that is Our Highest Mountain JESUS CHRIST, our hope is in Him alone our salvation is in Him Alone. Thank you for this great message, a very influential one. Mt. Everest could not match up. GOD BLESS!