10th - Tenth Presbyterian Church (PCA)

Paul, thank you for these sermons, They are convicting Inspiring and Blessed.

Really practical and beautiful sermon!

I’m a devoted listener to Rev. Dr. Goligher but, Jared Cochrum has done an admirable job of explaining God’s wrath and our consequences. Thank you Jared for leaving me in an awesome state of mind… as I ponder both Gods grace and His mercy.

Very thoughtful and helpful treatment of what could be seen as an unimportant passage - so so good

Good to see what the Lord has done and is doing. Pray for missionaries.

The greatest theologians of the twentieth century according to Billy Graham: Karl Barth, Emil Brunner, Paul Tillich, and Carl Henry. Only Carl Henry was a bible believer. Come to your own conclusions about the 'faithfulness' of Billy Graham.

Phenomenal!!! So powerful and comforting.

Thank you, Dr. Thomas, for this message on Christ's suffering in Gethsemane. What amazing love and devotion that led our Savior from Gethsemane to Calvary!

Most people predestined for salvation become saved ON THEIR WAY to the house of God, and before the ALTER call is given. This is why they go forward. The leper was cleansed before he was told to go to the priest and tell what the Lord had done for him. There were some men who went to the BG's crusades because they were IN THE WAY of being saved.

Yes, it is at Gethsemane and at Calvary that we see the clearest picture of Christ's love: His self-sacrificing love for us and His perfect love for His Father, submitting to His will in spite of the horrendous cost.

Tylenol ignores Graham's compromise.

Very comforting reminder that God is working even when it seems like He is tarrying too long and we begin to lose hope. Lord, give us the patience and the faith to wait for your perfect timing re. the salvation of our loved ones and re. the return of the Lord Jesus when He will make all things right.

Interesting take on this verse from 1 Cor 13 and the story in Luke 7. Which person are we like? Simon who showed no love for Jesus or the sinful woman who showed such extravagant love?

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This is a wonderful message and definitely worth your time but it's really not a sermon. It's more a lecture on Martin Luther's life and particularly his view of congregational singing. There's essentially no scripture exposition in it. Yet for what it is, it is very helpful, encouraging, and inspiring. The little story beginning about 5 minutes from the end is worth the entire listen. Praise God for Luther and Mohler!