Reformed, Evangelical, Protestant. Preaching the Gospel and Teaching God's Word in a Fallen World.
Clogher Valley Free Presbyterian Audio Ministry
God's Unanswered Question The sermon emphasizes the urgency of responding to the gospel of Jesus Christ, warning against the danger of neglecting God's offer of salvation. Drawing from Hebrews 1 and 2, the message highlights the unparalleled nature of this salvation, purchased through Christ's sacrifice, and underscores the responsibility placed upon hearers to heed the call. It cautions against the ease of neglecting this opportunity, leading to a woeful predicament with no escape from God's wrath, ultimately urging listeners to embrace Christ as their savior and secure their eternal destiny, lest they find themselves facing a lost eternity.
The sermon centres on the story of the rich young ruler, emphasising that possessing outward righteousness and material wealth does not guarantee spiritual fulfilment or access to eternal life. Drawing from Mark's Gospel, the message underscores the importance of personal faith in Jesus Christ as the sole path to salvation, cautioning against prioritising worldly possessions and fleeting opportunities over a lasting relationship with God. The preacher encourages listeners to embrace the opportunity to trust in Christ, highlighting that while God loves all people, a personal commitment to Him is essential for entering into eternal life, and warning against the tragic consequences of rejecting His offer of grace.
Ballygawley Gospel Mission The testimony recounts a personal journey of faith, beginning with childhood memories of family traditions centered around the Bible and culminating in a renewed commitment to Christ. It explores themes of conviction, backsliding, and ultimately, redemption, emphasizing the transformative power of faith and the importance of choosing wisely, both in life and in relationships. Drawing on a narrative about a man in India who faced persecution for his faith, the message challenges listeners to consider their own spiritual choices and to actively share the gospel, highlighting the enduring grace of God and the profound impact of unwavering belief, even in the face of adversity.
Lost… but Welcomed Home. This week's message looks at the Prodigal Son in Luke 15—a story of rebellion, regret, and amazing grace. We see a father's heart break as his son walks away, and then overflow with compassion when he returns. It's a picture of God's unconditional love—always ready to forgive, always ready to welcome us back, no matter how far we've wandered. It's never too late for a fresh start. Will you come home to Him?
Title: Sunday Morning Worship - Grace; The Rainbow Around the Throne Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Date: 31 August 2025 Bible: Revelation 4:1-4 This sermon focuses on the theme of grace, pictured in Revelation as the rainbow surrounding God's throne. Grace is presented as the very foundation of salvation, bringing comfort and strength to believers. The message highlights that grace is not earned but freely given by God through Jesus Christ. It calls us to respond with humility, sincere faith, and true discipleship—rejecting the idea of "cheap grace." Instead, we are urged to seek a deeper walk with God through repentance and by living out the gospel in daily life.
"Conviction without Conversion" Felix listened to Paul. He trembled… but he waited. And in waiting, he missed the moment. So many today feel stirred by truth, even moved by God's Word — yet delay making the step of faith. The sermon warns us: tomorrow is not promised. God's grace is offered now. Don't wait for a "convenient season" that may never come.
Let The Bible Speak On Radio Star Country (981MW) today: How can you be sure you're truly a Christian? This broadcast tackles the doubts and fears that often hold people back from real faith. The answer isn't found in changing feelings but in trusting Jesus Christ and the unshakable promises of God's Word.
The Magnitude of God's Love - John 3:16-21 27/08/2025
Where does God stand in relation to your life? - Rev. John Morrow The sermon explores the biblical account of the Laodiceans, emphasizing God's persistent invitation for individuals to open their hearts and embrace salvation. It highlights the danger of spiritual complacency and self-deception, contrasting the Laodiceans' perceived riches with their true spiritual poverty. Drawing from Revelation 3, the message underscores God's unwavering presence and compassionate knocking, urging listeners to recognize their need for Christ and to respond with faith, promising a transformative relationship and eternal life for those who do.
"Boast not thyself of to morrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth." The sermon cautions against the folly of boasting about tomorrow, emphasizing the importance of seizing the present moment for spiritual growth and salvation. Drawing parallels to historical events like the Titanic and biblical figures like Pharaoh and Felix, the message underscores the dangers of procrastination and the certainty of death, urging listeners to recognize the swiftness of time and the urgency of responding to God's offer of grace. Ultimately, the sermon calls for immediate faith in Christ, rejecting neutrality and embracing the opportunity for eternal life available today, rather than postponing decisions for an uncertain future.
Title: John Mark; The Deserter who Returned Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Bible Characters Date: 24 August 2025 Bible: Acts 15:36-40 The sermon explores the life of John Mark, a figure who experienced both failure and redemption, ultimately becoming a significant contributor to the early church. Examining passages from Acts and 1 & 2 Timothy, the message highlights Mark's initial abandonment of Paul and Barnabas, his subsequent reconciliation, and his eventual recognition as a valuable asset, culminating in his authorship of the Gospel of Mark. The sermon emphasizes the importance of second chances, the power of grace, and the call to embrace opportunities to serve God, even amidst past failings, drawing parallels to the dedication of those who attempted to rescue sailors from a shipwreck and illustrating the ongoing need to extend a lifeline of the Gospel to others.
The sermon emphasizes God's unwavering desire for humanity's salvation, highlighting Isaiah 45:22 as a central call to look to Him and be saved. Drawing on personal anecdotes and historical examples, the message underscores that Jesus Christ is the sole way to heaven, offering forgiveness and reconciliation through faith. The speaker challenges listeners to abandon false hopes and embrace the substitutionary sacrifice of Christ, asserting that salvation is not earned but freely offered to all who turn to Him, urging immediate and decisive faith for eternal life.
The sermon centres on the profound significance of Jesus Christ's death on the cross, emphasizing its unique power to offer hope and assurance to humanity. Drawing from Philippians 2, the message explores the shame, suffering, and sorrow inherent in the crucifixion, highlighting how Christ willingly endured these elements to atone for the sins of humankind. Ultimately, the preacher calls listeners to consider their own spiritual condition, urging them to surrender their lives to Christ and trust in his sacrifice as the sole path to eternal life and forgiveness, promoting attendance at the ongoing Gospel Mission at Ballygawley.
Sunday Morning Worship - Mary Magdalene; The Devotion of a Faithful Woman Speaker - Rev. Peter McIntyre 17/08/25 PM The sermon explores the life of Mary Magdalene, highlighting her transformation from a woman possessed by demons to a devoted follower and witness of Christ's resurrection, drawing parallels to other faithful women in Christian history like Monica, Catherine von Bora, and Susannah Wesley. It emphasizes the importance of service, gratitude, and unwavering devotion to Christ, asserting that true faith manifests in acts of generosity, resilience, and a willingness to proclaim the gospel, ultimately celebrating Mary Magdalene as a powerful example of redemption and a testament to the enduring grace of God.
Evening Service: Amazing Encounters Series Speaker - Rev. Peter McIntyre 17/08/25 PM
The sermon explores the meaning of being a Christian, challenging listeners to examine whether their identity is based on genuine faith or merely cultural or family affiliation. It emphasizes that true Christianity involves a turning away from sin—a state of rebellion against God—and a complete reliance on Jesus Christ as the sole Saviour, offering forgiveness and eternal life. The message underscores the necessity of repentance, faith, and a personal relationship with Christ, contrasting nominal Christianity with the transformative experience of being "born again" and receiving God's assurance and rest, culminating in an invitation to attend a Gospel Tent Mission for further spiritual guidance.
Title: Sunday Evening Worship; The Power of Forgiveness - Luke 7:36-50 Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Amazing Encounters Date: 10 August 2025 Bible: Luke 7:36-50 The sermon explores the transformative power of forgiveness through the encounter of a sinful woman and a skeptical Pharisee, highlighting grace as the foundation of redemption and love as its natural outcome. By contrasting the woman's profound faith and outpouring of love with the Pharisee's pride and critical judgment, the message underscores that genuine faith leads to a deep appreciation for God's mercy, while self-righteousness obscures the need for it, ultimately calling listeners to humility and a personal embrace of Christ's saving grace.
Title: Matthew the Publican Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Bible Characters Date: 10 August 2025 Bible: Matthew 9:9-13
The sermon centers on Matthew 9:2, emphasizing the profound message of hope and forgiveness offered through Christ. It explores the significance of Jesus's address to the paralyzed man, "Son, be of good cheer, thy sins be forgiven thee," highlighting the importance of addressing spiritual poverty and the need for reconciliation with God. The preacher underscores that while material assistance and societal improvements are valuable, the core mission of the church is to proclaim the gospel, offering forgiveness and eternal life, ultimately contending that this message alone can truly transform individuals and society.
The sermon explores the profound concept of God as Father, contrasting this understanding with the fear-based relationships prevalent in other religions and highlighting the unique intimacy and assurance offered by Christianity. Drawing from Scripture, particularly Ephesians and John's Gospel, the message emphasizes God's eternal relationship with his Son, his creative role in humanity, his covenant with Israel, and ultimately, his loving provision of salvation through Jesus Christ. The speaker underscores the implications of this paternal relationship, encouraging listeners to embrace God's promises, accept his guidance, and live in honor of his family, ultimately finding comfort and purpose in His unwavering love and care.
The sermon explores the character of Peter, identifying him as an "apostle of passion" whose life exemplifies both fervent commitment and human fallibility. Drawing from Matthew 4 and other scriptural passages, the message highlights Peter's immediate response to Jesus' call to "follow me," leaving behind his livelihood to become a "fisher of men," and emphasizes his enduring faith despite moments of denial and weakness. Ultimately, the sermon challenges listeners to embrace a similar passion for Christ, recognizing that even amidst imperfections, a life dedicated to serving God can be both meaningful and transformative, mirroring Peter's journey from impulsive action to steadfast devotion.
Nicodemus - Amazing Encounters #2 The sermon explores the transformative encounter between Nicodemus, a respected Pharisee and ruler of the Jews, and Jesus, emphasizing the necessity of spiritual rebirth for entering God's kingdom. Drawing from John chapter 3, the message highlights the inadequacy of outward religious observance and underscores the profound need for a personal relationship with Christ, achieved through faith in God's gift of His Son. The discourse emphasizes that true understanding and acceptance of God's truth require a willingness to embrace the gospel, acknowledging personal sinfulness and surrendering to Christ's saving grace, ultimately leading to a life of purpose and eternal life.
The sermon explores themes of faith, hope, and the inherent value of all individuals through the narratives of a woman with a chronic illness and Jairus, a synagogue ruler whose daughter is near death. It emphasizes the power of faith to heal both physically and spiritually, highlighting the woman's desperate search for a cure and her eventual encounter with Jesus, who recognizes her faith as the source of her restoration. The message underscores the importance of patience and trusting in God's timing, while also affirming the equal worth of every person, regardless of social standing or suffering, and ultimately calls listeners to embrace faith in Christ as the path to salvation and wholeness.
Genesis 27:1-4 - Message from an Old Man The sermon reflects on the poignant words of an elderly man, Isaac, who, facing his mortality, acknowledges his uncertainty about the day of his death and emphasizes the importance of preparing for eternity. It explores themes of death, the necessity of faith, and the urgency of seeking God, drawing parallels between Isaac's experience and biblical narratives of individuals facing their final moments. The message underscores the importance of embracing Christ, recognizing the fleeting nature of life, and seeking spiritual readiness before death, ultimately offering a call to faith and a reminder of God's enduring presence and grace.
This is the second of three studies looking at 24 hours of amazing happenings in the ministry of Jesus Christ. The sermon explores the transformative power of Christ through the story of a man tormented by a multitude of demons, identified as Legion. It emphasizes that while Satan can inflict spiritual torment, even manifesting as self-destructive behaviors and obsession with death, only Christ possesses the authority to deliver individuals from such bondage and restore them to wholeness. The narrative highlights the importance of sharing one's testimony and commissioning believers to evangelize, particularly within their own communities, as a vital expression of faith and a means of extending God's compassion to others.
Title: John the Baptist; A Burning and Shining Light Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Bible Characters Date: 20 July 2025 Bible: John 5:35 The sermon explores the life and ministry of John the Baptist, portraying him as a pivotal figure bridging the Old and New Testaments. It emphasizes his role as a "burning and shining light," fulfilling Old Testament prophecies and preparing the way for Christ, highlighting his unique character as the last of the Old Testament prophets and the forerunner of the Messiah. The message underscores John's humility and selfless dedication, exemplified by his declaration, "He must increase, but I must decrease," and calls listeners to a similar commitment to Christ, urging them to prioritize spiritual sensitivity, a life devoted to God, and a willingness to surrender their lives for His glory.
Sunday Evening Worship - Zacchaeus; Amazing Encounters #1; 20/07/25 The sermon explores the transformative encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus, a wealthy and unpopular tax collector, illustrating the universal availability of salvation. Drawing on Luke 19, the message highlights Zacchaeus's determination to see Jesus despite societal barriers and his subsequent willingness to relinquish wealth and restore injustices, demonstrating a profound change of heart. The narrative underscores the urgency of responding to Christ's invitation, emphasizing that salvation is offered to all, regardless of their past or present circumstances, and that true repentance involves a commitment to seeking justice and serving others.
Peter McIntyre commences a series of studies into 24 hours in the ministry of Jesus Christ. The sermon explores the power of faith in the face of life's inevitable storms, drawing parallels between Christ's calming of the Sea of Galilee and the experiences of prisoners of war during World War II. Through the narrative of Ernest Gordon and others, the message emphasizes God's presence and grace amidst horrific circumstances, demonstrating that even in the darkest moments, hope and salvation are accessible through faith. Ultimately, the preacher urges listeners to seek refuge in Christ, acknowledging the coming judgment and encouraging a proactive pursuit of faith before it is too late, offering a message of comfort and a call to repentance.
Title: Restaining the Wrath of Man Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Cordial for the Soul; Psalms Date: 16 July 2025 Bible: Psalm 76 The sermon explores the profound theological truth that God can harness even the wrath of man to praise Him, drawing from Psalm 76 to illustrate this concept. It examines how seemingly destructive events, like the Assyrian conquest of Jerusalem, can ultimately serve God's redemptive purposes, drawing parallels to biblical narratives like Joseph's story and Nebuchadnezzar's reign. The message emphasizes God's sovereignty and control over all circumstances, offering comfort and assurance that even amidst chaos and wickedness, His will will ultimately triumph, calling believers to worship Him and bring their gifts, recognizing His power and authority over all the earth.
Title: Ezra; Israel's Famous Scribe Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Bible Characters Date: 13 July 2025 Bible: Ezra 7:1-10 The sermon explores the life of Ezra, highlighting his role as a skilled scribe and leader who brought a renewed focus on God's Word to Israel during a pivotal moment in its history. It emphasizes Ezra's commitment to separating from pagan influences, his deep reverence for Scripture, and his persistent prayer life, demonstrating how he sought God's guidance and intercession for his people. Ultimately, the message underscores the importance of prioritizing God's Word, maintaining separation from the world, and engaging in consistent prayer as essential components of faithful living and spiritual revival.
Sunday Evening Worship - The Great Commission in 12 Words - #Faithful Speaker - Rev.McIntyre The sermon emphasises the importance of faithful witness, drawing from Acts 26 to illustrate the ongoing call to preach the gospel worldwide. It highlights the necessity of relying on God's help, persevering through challenges, and consistently sharing the message of Christ, echoing the Great Commission. The speaker underscores that faithfulness isn't about fleeting enthusiasm but about enduring commitment, recognizing that the church's work is ultimately God's work, requiring consistent effort and a dedication to sharing the gospel to all people, both within the church and in the broader community, until Christ returns.
The sermon reflects on the life of Anna, a prophetess and widow, as an example of finding blessing and triumph amidst tragedy. Drawing from Luke chapter 2, the message highlights Anna's unwavering devotion to God through fasting, prayer, and constant presence in the temple, ultimately recognizing and proclaiming the arrival of the Redeemer, Jesus Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing God face-to-face, raising children in faith, and persevering through hardship, ultimately pointing to Christ as the source of hope and peace, and encouraging listeners to seek Him and share His story.
Title: Four Voices in Psalm 2 Speaker: Mr. Marcus Wenlock Date: 6 July 2025 Bible: Psalm 2; Luke 23 Sunday Morning Worship
The sermon explores the concept of accountability and the enduring power of truth, drawing a compelling analogy between silent stones and the potential for divine judgment. Through the evocative imagery of a deserted Irish hillside and biblical references to altars, memorials, and the rebuilding of Jerusalem, the message emphasizes the permanence of God's word and the importance of remembering His actions. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to consider the potential for stones to testify against unrepentant sinners while offering hope and assurance through faith in Christ, whose sacrifice blots out sin and silences the stones' potential cry of condemnation.
Title: Zerubbabel; Building a House for the Lord Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Series: Bible Characters Date: 29 June 2025 The sermon explores the life of Zerubbabel, highlighting him as an unlikely leader tasked with rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem after the exile, emphasizing that his lineage connected him to the royal line of Judah and ultimately to Christ. It underscores the importance of prioritizing God's work, even amidst discouragement and opposition, asserting that true purpose lies in building a house for Christ, a task accomplished not by human strength but through divine power and spirit, ultimately demonstrating that seemingly small efforts can contribute to a legacy of eternal significance.
Title: Growing the Church - #Planted Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Date: 29 June 2025 Growing the Church; How the Holy Spirit nurtures the Church through the witness of Christians. The sermon emphasizes the vital role of church planting in fulfilling the Great Commission, drawing from the example of the apostles' missionary journeys. It highlights that evangelism, conversion, establishing structure with elders, pastoring the flock, and committed service are all essential components of this process. The transcript underscores the importance of nurturing new churches, recognizing that growth leads to further expansion and impact, ultimately spreading the gospel throughout communities and beyond, demonstrating that genuine faith and service can powerfully influence the world.
The sermon explores the profound need for spiritual healing, drawing from Jeremiah 8:22 to illustrate humanity's desperate condition marred by sin. It emphasizes that earthly remedies, whether religious practices, moral living, or personal decisions, are insufficient to cure the soul's sickness, which stems from a universal and inherited predisposition to rebellion against God. Ultimately, the message points to Jesus Christ as the sole physician capable of providing forgiveness, restoration, and eternal hope, urging listeners to turn to Him for salvation from the plague of sin and embrace the transformative power of His grace.
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