Pitlochry Church of Scotland Sermon-Cast
Pitlochry Church of Scotland is a Presbyterian Church within the Church of Scotland and situated in the beautiful tourist town of Pitlochry in Perthshire, Scotland. At Pitlochry Church we believe something special happens when people come together to learn about and celebrate God. Every day we see God at work in the hearts and minds of our congregation. We hope that by listening to podcasts of our weekly sermons, you will be encouraged and challenged by God in new and unique ways. Christians from all walks of life consider Pitlochry Church of Scotland their church home. If you already attend our church, these podcasts will enable you to stay connected when you are unable to make it to services. If you live nearby, we encourage you to visit us, and learn more about life at Pitlochry Church of Scotland. For those of you listening from other parts of the world, welcome! We're glad to be a part of your Christian walk. For more information about our church, ministries, and our many activities, visit www.pitlochrychurchofscotland.org.uk or email: thetryst@btconnect.com
Episodes
Readings
Psalm 8
John 3:11-17
The first of three sermons discussing various creeds.
The Apostles Creed
I believe in God, the Father Almighty,
creator of heaven and earth.
I believe in Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, our Lord,
who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
born of the Virgin Mary,
suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died, and was buried;
he descended to the dead.
On the third day he rose agai...
Rev. Douglas Nicol describes the origins and successes of the Church Missions.
Readings:-
Isaiah 55:1-5
Matthew 14:13-21
Mark looks at some aspects of the parable of the feeding of the five thousand.
Readings
Romans 8: 35 to 39.
Matthew 13: 31-33, 44-46, 51-52.
Mark explains the potential confusions of some parables, as seen in the readings.
Readings:-
Psalm 104 verses 1-24. Read by Joanne and the congregation in turn.
Colossians 1 verses 15 to 20.
Joanne takes us through the meanings of summertime.
Readings:-
Isaiah 55, : 10-13
Matthew 13 : 1-9 & 18-23.
Mark explains the deeper significance's of the sower parable.
Readings
Romans 7 verses 15 to 25a
Matthew 11 verses 16-19 and 25-30.
Mark talks about the different interpretations of 'contrary' as referenced in the nursery rhyme.
Joint service at Blair Atholl.
Readings Psalm 69 verses 7-10 and 16-18.
Matthew 10 verses 24-39.
Mark reminds us that to Jesus's followers, his was a new belief.
Readings: Psalm 100 Matthew 9: 35 – 10: 8
Mark summarises the backgrounds of the disciples.
Readings:- Acts 17: 22 - 31 and Matthew 9: 9 -13 .
Mark illustrates how differences in cultures can cause confusion.
Mark illustrates the difficulties in fully comprehending The Trinity.
Mark relates a tale of how everybody has a contribution to make.
Robert discusses the ascension and how it may have affected the disciples.
Mark expands on today's' readings about commanding.
Mark unravels the deeper meanings of Jesus's third appearance to the disciples.
Ginnie adds to the reading we heard today.
Mark muses on how more attention is given to the doubter, Thomas, than to Jesus himself.
Sorry. No recording of the Easter Sunday service.
No sermon, for the joint service, but the readings progress from entry into Jerusalem to Jesus's crucifixion.. Reading details:-
The entry into Jerusalem and cleansing of the Temple
St. Matthew 21: 1 – 17
The anointing at Bethany
St. Matthew 26: 6 - 16
The Passover Meal and Last Supper
St. Matthew 26: 17 - 30 &nb...
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