Pitlochry Church of Scotland Sermon-Cast

Pitlochry Church of Scotland
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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  

  1. 17h ago

    Sermon 4th October 2026. Build something better.

    Readings: Psalm 19Matthew 21: 33 - 46 .Mark gives us different way of viewing the parable of Matthew 21: 33-46. The remote ownership of a vineyard.

    Sermon 4th October 2026. Build something better.

  2. Sep 27

    Sermon for 27th Sept. 2026. Bulls and Wasps

    Readings:-Psalm 78 verses 1-4 & 12-16Matthew 21 verses 23-32Mark discusses the different meanings of "Authority"

    Sermon for 27th Sept. 2026. Bulls and Wasps

  3. Sep 20

    Sermon for 20th Sept. 2026 Vineyard Economics

    Readings Psalm 1`45 verses 1-8Matthew 20 verses 1-16.Mark expands on the possible, non-literal, interpretations of the parable of the vineyard owner, the hire of workers, and their subsequent remuneration.

    Sermon for 20th Sept. 2026 Vineyard Economics

  4. Sep 13

    13th Sept. 2026 Guild Reflections.

    Readings:-Psalm 96 verses 1-6Matthew 22 verses 34-40The Guild reflects on the 5 T'sTell, Teach, Tend, Transform and Treasure.

    13th Sept. 2026 Guild Reflections.

  5. Sep 6

    Sermon 6th Sept. 2026 Encouragement

    Readings:- Isaiah 55: 1-3a and 6-13Hebrews 10: 19-25  Grace Steele's sermon looks at different types of encouragement.

    Sermon 6th Sept. 2026 Encouragement

  6. Aug 30

    No recording, joint service in Blair Atholl

    30th August 2026. No recording of the service in Blair Atholl.

    No recording, joint service in Blair Atholl

  7. Aug 23

    Sermon 23rd August 2023 COS Staterment of Faith

    Readings 1 Corinthians 2:1-131 John 4:7-10The third in Mark's talks about the versions of the creed.The recording is in two parts, historical introduction and then the sermon itself. With a brief gap between them.Statement of Faith of The Church of Scotland   We believe in one God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is love.   We praise God the Father: Who created the universe and keeps it in being. He has made us his sons and daughters to share his joy,  Living together in justice and peace, Caring for his world and for each other.   We proclaim Jesus Christ, God the Son: born of Mary,  by the power of the Holy Spirit, he became one of us,  sharing our life and our death.  He made known God's compassion and mercy, giving hope and declaring forgiveness of sin,  offering healing and wholeness to all. By his death on the cross and by his resurrection,  he has triumphed over evil. Jesus is Lord of life and of all creation.   We trust God the Holy Spirit: who unites us to Christ  and gives life to the Church; who brings us to repentance  and assures us of forgiveness. The Spirit guides us  in our understanding of the bible,  renews us in the sacraments and calls us to serve God in the world.     We rejoice in the gift of eternal life: we have sure and certain hope  of resurrection through Christ,  and we look for his coming again to judge the world. Then all things will be made new; and creation will rejoice in worshiping the Father,  through the Son,  in the power of the Spirit, one God, blessed for ever.  Amen.

    Sermon 23rd August 2023 COS Staterment of Faith

  8. Aug 16

    Sermon 16th August 2026 What do we Believe? The Nicene Creed

    Readings:-Ephesians 4:25 to 5:2John 1:1-14Mark continues his analysis of different creeds with the Nicene Creed.The Nicene Creed We believe in one God,  the Father, the Almighty,  maker of heaven and earth,  of all that is, seen and unseen.  We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ,  the only Son of God,  eternally begotten of the Father,  God from God, Light from Light,  true God from true God,  begotten, not made,  of one Being with the Father;  through him all things were made.  For us and for our salvation  he came down from heaven,  was incarnate of the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary  and became truly human.  For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate;  he suffered death and was buried.  On the third day he rose again  in accordance with the Scriptures;  he ascended into heaven  and is seated at the right hand of the Father.  He will come again in glory  to judge the living and the dead,  and his kingdom will have no end.  We believe in the Holy Spirit,  the Lord, the giver of life,  who proceeds from the Father and the Son,  who with the Father and the Son  is worshipped and glorified,  who has spoken through the prophets.  We believe in one holy catholic  and apostolic Church.  We acknowledge one baptism  for the forgiveness of sins.  We look for the resurrection of the dead,  and the life of the world to come.  Amen.

    Sermon 16th August 2026 What do we Believe? The Nicene Creed
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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  

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