Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern
Dr. Stephen Pollock
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Episodes
From Sinners to Saints
Satan, Stocks, and Song
Westminster Confession 1.7-10
The Glory of Redemption
The Holiness of the Hopeful
The Lord's Ways in Gospel Growth
Westminster Confession 1.3
Psalm 82 A Word to Rulers
Privilege of Suffering Saints (Pt. 2)
Westminster Confession 1.2-4
Psalm 79 Urgency in Prayer
Privilege of Suffering Saints
The Strengthening of Churches
Westminster Confession 1.1
Faith in the Fire
The Gospel Under Threat
Bound and Led To Die
The Pilgrim's Inheritance
The Gospel under Threat
The Religious "Nones"
Strengthening Vulnerable Churches
World Religions (Pt.2)
Psalm 78 Setting your hope in God
The Evidence of a Humble Heart in the Church
The Gospel of the Living God
World Religions (Pt.1)
Psalm 77 Despondency
The Evidence of a Humble Heart
Rinse and Repeat!
Other Cults
Psalm 75 When God Is Near
Psalm 76 Know and Fear God
Humility - A Humble Definition
A Missionary Sermon: The Right Response
The Savior's Willingness to Save
Camp Report 2026
Humility: An Essential Christian Grace
A Missionary Sermon
Mormonism
Resisting a Complaining Spirit
What the Christian Life is All About
Praising God's Mercy
Christian Citizens (Pt. 3)
Biblical Missions
Gospel Liberty
Psalm 74 Praying in Crisis
Christian Citizens (Pt. 2)
Christ's Care for His Church in the World
Psalm 73 Corrected by the Gospel
This sermon explores Psalm 73 to address the crisis of faith arising from the apparent prosperity of the wicked. The preacher explains how Asaph's initial envy and doubt are resolved through entering the sanctuary of God, which provides a fresh perspective on divine love and eternal judgment. By focusing on the gospel and the reality of eternity, believers can recognize that their suffering is under God's loving care rather than His anger. The message encourages Christians to find true satisfaction in God alone, trusting in His guidance and ultimate glory despite present circumstances. Ultimately, the sermon asserts that drawing near to God through Christ restores faith and confirms His goodness.