About Us

Over the last 30+ years I have served in various aspects of the Christian ministry, including in a variety of leadership roles.

 

Having accumulated many sermons/teachings over the years, it is my desire to share them with anyone who might be blessed by them and perhaps is willing share them with others.

 

My motivational gifts lie in evangelism and bible teaching. Over the years, the Lord has given me, from time to time, some ‘now’ words, which surprisingly, seem to retain a certain impact even over the years.

 

The psalmonesermons ministry has no ulterior motives, our focus is to share solid bible teaching and sermons that have been used to build up and strengthen the church, and to link to what we consider some of the best bible teaching resources online.

 

So, where did the name ‘psalmonesermons’ come from? Back in 1983 when my wife and I were converted, I had Psalm 1 prophesied over my life.

1 Blessed is the one
   who does not walk in step with the wicked
or stand in the way that sinners take
   or sit in the company of mockers,
2 but whose delight is in the law of the Lord,
   and who meditates on his law day and night.
3 That person is like a tree planted by streams of water,
   which yields its fruit in season
and whose leaf does not wither—
   whatever they do prospers.

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My wife Christine, and I have been married for 40+ years, and have been blessed with our four (now married) children, who in turn have blessed us with nine grandchildren.

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Over the years, the Lord has made it possible for me to combine a career in biomedical sciences (haematology and transfusion) with a variety of ministries. Now that I am retired from sciences, I am thrilled be able to focus on the ministry. I hold a master’s degree in Biochemistry -University of Strathclyde, and a master’s degree with merit in Science and Religion (Christianity) -New College, University of Edinburgh.

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My family and I attend a Pentecostal church in West Lothian, Scotland, where I currently serve in bible teaching and evangelism.