Sermons by Albert Leckie
The Sin and Trespass Offerings (50 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) expounds the non-sweet savour offerings i.e. the sin and the trespass offerings, and brings out their typological significance. Readings: Lev 4:1-3, 13, 22, 27, 5:5-6, 14-15, 6:1-3. Complete series: The Burnt Offering The Meal Offering The Peace Offering The Sin and Trespass Offerings
The Peace Offering (47 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) expounds the peace offering and its law, revealing the peace that comes through Christ and His cross-work. Complete series: The Burnt Offering The Meal Offering The Peace Offering The Sin and Trespass Offerings
The Meal Offering (56 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) expounds the meal offering, which speaks of the perfect life and character of the Lord Jesus Christ. Complete series: The Burnt Offering The Meal Offering The Peace Offering The Sin and Trespass Offerings
The Burnt Offering (56 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) expounds the burnt offering from Leviticus Ch 1 and outlines how it speaks of Christ and His work on the cross. Complete series: The Burnt Offering The Meal Offering The Peace Offering The Sin and Trespass Offerings
Masculine and Feminine Roles in God’s Order (38 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) outlines what the Bible has to say about masculine and feminine roles in the local church, basing his remarks on portions of Scripture from both Old and New Testaments. Reading: 1 Tim 5:9-10. (Message preached in Ayr, Scotland, 1980)
Is Speaking in Tongues for Today? (32 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) preaches on the topic of “speaking in tongues”. He asks what tongues were for. The Bible says they were a sign. In Acts 2, a sign of the resurrection and exaltation of Christ; in Acts 10, a sign of the pouring out of the Holy Spirit on the Gentiles; and in Acts 19 a sign of “accomplished redemption”. With these “sign purposes” completed, the sign is no longer required, so tongues in Acts should not be taken…
The Ecumenical Movement Examined (44 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) examines the ecumenical movement – the attempt to link all churches together in global unity – in the light of holy Scripture. In a solidly biblical, heartfelt and searching message, Mr Leckie proves that while the ecumenical movement has no divine sanction, it has developed according to divine prediction. The Bible predicts a future “harlot church” that will ride upon a political antichrist during the tribulation period. Mr Leckie contends that the current ecumenical movement is the…
Albert Leckie – Which Church? (45 min)
Albert Leckie (1920-1988) came from Airdrie in Scotland. Saved early in life, he grew up in a godly Bible-centred home. At fourteen he took employment in a lawyer’s office while attending night classes in Latin and Greek. Albert never married, but devoted his life to the full time study and teaching of the Word of God throughout the UK and further afield. He was well known for leading many Bible Readings in Trimsaran, Largs, Eastbourne, Ayr and London. In this…