Westhill Church - Inverness Free Church (Continuing)

Don't often listen in here now, but found this past sermon from Mr K. As always, wonderful teaching and preaching. Often think he brings something from another age. Heaven, where there will be no more sin.

A great message and SO true.

This was great and so helpful. A reminder of what is important. Thank you, Pastor.

Thank you, Pastor, for describing so well what is needed during a time of worship. You mentioned the things that our Savior did while on earth, and that we must also do. I hope that many will take the time to listen to this message because all could benefit from it. Your congregation is blessed to have you there.

I loved the content of the sermon but I find Rev Murdo’s style a bit too aggressive and bullish. I listen to his predecessor Rev James Clark a lot and he preached recently saying the message does not need to be delivered in a shouty, aggressive way. Maybe this congregation needs a spiritual kick up the jacksie I don’t know!

Joel 2:1 Blow the Trump in Zion, and sound the an alarm in my holy mountain: let all the inhabitants of the land remember tremble: for the day of the Lord cometh, for it is nigh at hand.

It is ALWAYS such a genuinely edifying pleasure as well as privilege to hear the Rev. Keddie--what a beautiful and edifying way to begin the Lord's Day here in the spiritual wasteland of the Chicago suburbs in the United States.

I am grateful and my heart overflows in joy with the bountiful blessings of his word coming from a shepherd who truly loves and is a devoted servant of the Most High God! In these dark times of troubles coming over the whole world I am comforted and at perfect peace when I can sit at my Messiah's feet with so much Thanksgiving. Thank you Brother William for your faithfulness you are a blessed and precious soul.

"as the deer pants for the water." Thank you Pastor, for saying what needs to be said. This is water to the soul. I hope that all will listen and watch this message about Almighty God. These facts will never change.

There's always, always, always, something to be thankful for. This is a great sermon about how wrong it is for Christians to whine, grumble, complain, and gripe. We are so blessed for so many reasons. Thank you Pastor.

Rev MacLeod is a powerful and spirit filled preacher. My attention span is not the greatest but I can’t but hang on this gentleman’s every word. My answer to the question which forms the title to this sermon is giving in indwelling sin and following shame at my weakness. I am reading John Owen on this at the moment and God will give me the victory.

God bless you brother William for your faithfulness and love for the sheep of our Messiah’s flock. May those who have ears hear what the Spirit is saying in this hour.

I intend to listen to every sermon Reverend Clark has here. His teaching is edifying, gentle and steeped in scripture. I came to know him through his devotionals for those suffering depression. He has a great heart for those suffering mental illness.

Great series on Mark, thank you so much.