Puritan Reformed Presbyterian Church

Thank you for this sermon and for the mention of Rich Ganz and of the amazing moment (by Gods grace) of his realization that Christ is the promised Messiah. Though frail Pastor Ganz is still with us.

Wonderful message, brings back great memories.

This sermon so encouraged my drooping and weary soul. I can not contain the joy and thankfulness for this message and reminder to take our encouragement and strength in the Lord.

I was greatly encouraged by this message. Listened to it for the second time today. Grace and peace to you brother.

God obviously ordained I commence this series. Discovered this ministry via a FB comment. Thank you, Lord for using the pain of this pastor to minister to me and others. Thank you, Pastor Grant Van Leuven for remaining faithful amidst the pain - God is being glorified. God bless you and your loved ones.

This is the first time that I was moved to comment - after listening to hundreds of sermons on SermonAudio - of which many are good.

Such a sweet providence to be listening through this series and be on this one this morning. Much needed encouragement. Thank you!

Thanks for the message brother. I have been doing a study on the church in our adult SS class, and the way you handled the matter of the relationship between elders and members was very insightful. I am at the point in the study where this particular issue needs to be addressed. I want to be cautious in handlIng the issue (as I feel you were) in a way that speaks of the authority delegated to the office of elder by Christ, yet not appearing self serving or defensive. I appreciate the way you did this, and will definitely glean from your insights.

What a wonderful recap of the beginnings.

This sermon has been a very precious blessing and encouragement to me this morning. Thank You Lord Jesus and thank you Bro. Grant.

The greatness of this sermon is so over-whelmingly touching it rips my heart to threads. James 5v16 is very effective. A similar situation has occured with me. GOD BLESS YOU. I know the pain of words unfittly spoken. Cindy