Presbyterian Reformed Church of NC

What a comfort to have a God like that!

How blessed to find a refuge in God in all times!

Good and encouraging message. Thank you!

Activity in prophecy. Antiochus Epiphanes defined.

Very thorough teaching. Easy to follow. Great tempo. I thank God for Timothy J. Worrell who is such a gentle teacher.

This pastor teaches with great clarity. May God enlarge his coast.

Another great message from Timothy Worrell. I thank God that he has taken time to explain what we need to know from book of Esther.

God is and will deliver His people still in a Gentile nation for his own glory, his church, and his Body. Great teaching.

This is one of many sermons preached about Prayer by Timothy J Worrell from PRC Charlotte, North Carolina. I wonder why this church's sermons suddenly stop on March 3, 2013? I hope Mr Worrell is ok and I hope this church is ok. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.

Irreverence in life or worship, even while being orthodox in doctrine, is heterodoxy in practice and dishonoring to God. This indicts today's Bumper-sticker and T-Shirt Christianity that is marked by lip-service while the means and actions speak without gravity and reverence. And when the speaker rehearses the text about the Sabbath, "oh what a weariness it is" (as God mocks Israel's irreverent attitude), it reminds one of Sunday-Only Christianity--i.e. dress up then dress down as soon as church is over, the race to watch TV or sports, as if being a Christian, who ought to fear God always, is not 24/7, or as if reverence is only a show for church meetings, then afterwards God is not feared. This was the "hypocrisy" of Israel that God indicted them for--temporary pretense, preferring other things! Isn't that the kind of Christianity most of us were raised in, wrongly?

This is an excellent help to those looking for an overview of Systematic theology, following the Westminster Confession. Thorough and interesting, it is also a fertile ground for sermon ideas or studies. Thanks for posting this excellent series.

Thankyou for this sermon,part of a series. I am on a new oddysey for this new year,listening to a sermon from each book of the Bible,chronilogically DV,so this is now 4/66.

Great contrast between the wicked and the righteous, between their living and their eternal destiny. David found his anchor in difficult times in depending on God and in being in fellowship with God.

Because Christ bore the punishment for my sins I can live today in fellowship with God. Every moment of eternity I will say this: I am here because of what my Savior did for me.

Colossians is a Small Book but full of Great Nuggets of Truth. Great Series sermons