Providence ARP Church

I was absolutely gripped during this audio. Soli Deo Gloria

I was just browsing earlier today on the sovereignty of God and man’s “free” will in salvation and stumbled upon this. A truly beautiful and edifying sermon! I live in Lexington SC, but originally from Hope Mills. I wish the Lord made me aware of this church body earlier! God bless you!

Thank you brother for this excellent sermon.

Pastor Webb, I am so blessed by your preaching. Listening to your sermons on Lamentations. Oh how I am praying for the Lord to raise up more preachers who preach the whole counsel of God. I am pleading with God to bring deep awakening, revival , repentance and semper reformundum to my own soul. I Thank the Lord for leading me to you. I am praying for my own Pastor, who is a faithful preacher, but I would like to hear him preach on our need to be repentant and hating our sin, and praying for awakening in our hearts. Only one thing that I want of which I find a bit troubling is that in every sermon to which I have listened, there are problems with the audio, either slipping.or cutting off for a few seconds here and there. It's just that I hate to miss out on what you are saying;the sermons are so helpful. Anyway, I thank you for faithfully preaching the truth. May God bless you. I will continue to listen, and be blessed. Soli Deo Gloria!

Was touched by the sincerity and the burden displayed by Pastor Webb. Eloquence, Erudition is common in the pulpit but oh so rare is Godly burden.

A very clear and easy to listen to podcast and message tracing the history among denominations from rejection to gradual acceptance of Christmas observance which interestingly parallels the progress of liberalism and apostasy from Gods laws to man's traditions and innovation in worship, contrary to the regulative principle and 2nd commandment.

Few pastors preach the need for repentance. Thank you Andy for consistently preaching the true gospel and directing the body to Christ. We so appreciate your faithfulness.

A sincere and honest message. It is the greatest commandment which is also the basis and anchor of all that we do in this life.

Needed at this time.

Great sermon!

You are an amazingly gifted pastor; right up there at DJ Kennedy's level. You set the bar very high in integrity. Congratulations!!!

So glad to hear your voice sermon away from home. Miss all my brothers and sisters in Christ especially in Fayetteville.

Dear Irfon Before you die, lol, I wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your sermons. I listen to them at night and enjoy God's word. You are a wonderful preacher! It's so great that I can still hear you preach. Love to Ann and the family.

Is there an online source for the two theological journals/magazines that the articles are from? (The Texas Presbyterian - May 4,1894 & The Presbyteria Critic - July 1855)

This message has shown me the same attempt to get the deepest feeling and understanding of what Jesus Christ suffered with the weight of our sins. I try to imagine some of the depth of what He might have felt of The Father's condemnation of sin placed upon His Son. I would like to hear this type of message preached in today's churches. We need it.