10th - Tenth Presbyterian Church (PCA)

What a wonderfully thoughtful and easily understood sermon. Rev. Goligher is a pleasure to listen to and shares timely and insightful asides that make our LORD’S word come to life. A deep feeling thank you to Rev. Goligher for preaching and teaching.

A clear and poignant presentation of the message contained in Revelation 20 & 21. Thanks to Dr. Goligher for his depth of knowledge and understanding of God’s word.

Very good, especially the last part, which ties the fact that some women are the first to see the empty tomb, together with Genesis 3:15.

Beautiful An understanding of which I have never before met. Praise be the holy, holy, holy name of God. Thank you! SM Castañeda

Thank you for comforting God's people. This was such an encouragement.My God bless you richly.

So glorifying to God. Preaching you hear so little of these days. Most grateful

Longing for the coming of the Great eternal Benefactor of my soul! Amen!

Amen! Made beautiful by His grace. What a wonder! What a comfort. Divine love, you are my life.

Wonderful Savior. What a love in Him, what a grace, for an undeserving sinner!

Beautiful in God's eyes! What a comfort!

Good, solemn and sobering message. It did good to my soul.

I came to listen to this sermon as to a soul surgery, because I sensed inside that the Lord will overwhelm me with His holiness and majesty. In the course of listening to the sermon, I perceived the Lord more majestic than any time in my life, and I perceived myself as unworthy, filthy, a nothing. I asked the Lord to give the grace to know Him, the true God, and to serve Him, not sin, or myself, or a kind of invented God.

Blessed sovereignty and glory of God. This is happening in revival times as well: people bow down before God and only Him is exalted in churches and in the lives of people.

This message shook me inside. It touched my heart. I saw the seriousness of sin and how sin disqualifies from every service. I thank the Lord for this message.

So then why do we celebrate Christmas?