Knockbain Free Church of Scotland

Life is unfair when we look at it from an earthly perspective. In Psalm 73, Asaph tells us what he learned when he looked at life with an eternal perspective.

How do we deal with suffering?

Join us for our live stream services each Sunday at 11am and 6pm

Join us for our live stream services each Sunday at 11am and 6pm

Join us for our live stream services each Sunday at 11am and 6pm

Join us for our live stream services each Sunday at 11am and 6pm

Tonight is the final in the series of 'Songs for the Pilgrim' where we reach the sanctuary of the Lord's house and the Lord's heaven.

At our family service today we learned all about the Armour of God with illustrations of each essential piece of kit. We discover how we should be preparing ourselves everyday to face the challenges and the enemy with the Armour that God provides us with.

Tonight we consider the powerful, personal and providential sermon song of Psalm 133. We see the Psalm set out like a sermon as the Psalmist first of all states, then illustrates and finally applies. We learn the importance of unity in the church and how it is brotherly and biblical to endeavour to be united as a family of believers. We are promised that when we pursue peace prayerfully, pastorally and patiently then heavenly blessing will come.

Tonight we continue with our plodding pilgrim through the songs of ascent and consider the swearing song of Psalm 132. In this song we are called to remember the Covenant keeping God, the God who keeps His promises to His people, and what wonderful promises they are...

Join us today as we considered the Believers at Bethany and those who endure painful situations.

In Psalm 131 our plodding pilgrim discovers that being a disciple and follower of Jesus is a life-long learning process which requires us to be teachable. We consider: 1) Humility 2) Hearing 3) Hope

Today we had the sacrament of Baptism for Maya Grace Somerville at the end of the service. We considered John chapter 3 where we meet Nicodemus who has a meeting with the Jesus, there is a misunderstanding but then a message of hope and salvation.

Do you feel in the depths of despair? If so, this is the psalm for you as it is a real song of ascent. Like the psalmist we start in the depths of despair but ascend to heights of praising God for all He has done for us. Tonight we consider the plodding pilgrim's song for the soul. We look at it under 4 headings:1) Despair2) Discovery3) Dedication4) Declaration

Today we continue the study on Believers at Bethany where we meet The Practical Christian, we discover that this practical Christian has an open home and an open heart...

How are you? Are you "fine" or "ok" or maybe you're just "surviving?" The plodding pilgrim continues tonight where we consider the Survivor's Song under 3 headings:1) The Lord's Children2) The Lord's Character3) The Lord's Curse

Join us for our new series on "Believers at Bethany" where this week we consider 'The Preacher' who is the first of many individuals we'll come across. We consider the preacher under two headings: 1) The Preacher's Identify2) The Preacher's Instruction

This evening we consider Psalm 16 which is the Hymn of the empty tomb. We discover the wonderful promise that Jesus is our only comfort in life and death. We consider Psalm 16 under three headings:1) Protection2) Provision3) Promise

Today on Easter Sunday we consider the very first Easter where Jesus secured salvation for a fallen world. As we look at the Bible and consider the First Easter under 3 headings:1) Preparation2) Problem3) ProclamationHe is not here, He is risen!

Today we consider the soil of the hardened heart.

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus is asking the question, 'How's Your Heart?' But as we begin a study of this well-known parable, we're asking Jesus, ' Jesus, How's Your Heart?' What we discover is that the heart of Jesus, is the heart of the Saviour, Seed & Soil.

The fifth step in the Songs of Ascent. Our pilgrim sings about: 1. Our Side2. Our Snares 3. Our Salvation

Although Psalm 118 is Alison's favourite psalm, it's also the the favourite psalm of many ministers and martyrs throughout church history. Psalm 118 sets before us two themes: Repetition & Redemption.

Tonight in the final of the communion services we consider Psalm 123 as the Suffering Song. We discover that following Jesus is not as easy as 123 or ABC and that we are to:1) Keep Looking2) Keep Longing3) Keep Loving

We observe the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and condier Psalm 122 as the Standing Song.