5-24-26 AM "Christian Confidence"

7-5-2026 "When Lights Meets Darkness"

7-5-26 AM "When Light Meets Darkness" Scripture Reading: John 9:1-17, Page 1233 Sermon Text: John 9:1-17 I. Who Sinned for this to Happen? (vs. 1-7) II. How Could this be done by a Sinner? (vs. 8-17) Rev. Paul Freswick

6-28-26 PM "The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven"

Scripture Reading: Matthew 16:13-19 Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 31 I. A Proclamation of Its Nature A. A Spiritual Kingdom B. A Redemptive Kingdom II. A Proclamation of Its Benefits A. The Description of Its Benefits B. The Basis for Its Benefits III. A Proclamation of Its Exclusion A. The Objects of Its Exclusion B. The Message in Its Exclusion Rev. Greg Lubbers

6-28-26 AM "Another Display of the Divine Work of Jesus"

6-28-26 PM "Another Display of the Divine Work of Jesus" Scripture Reading: Mark 5:1-20 Sermon Text: Mark 5:1-20 I. The Setting for this Work of Jesus A. The Main Focus of the Setting B. The Spiritual Connection to the Setting II. The Interaction in this Work of Jesus A. An Interaction that Displays the Destructiveness of Sin B. An Interaction that Displays the Authority of Jesus III. The Reaction to this Work of Jesus A. The Differences in the Reaction B. The Application of the Reaction Rev. Greg Lubbers

6-21-26 PM "Partaking of the Lord’s Supper"

6-21-26 AM "A Demonstration of Divine Power" Scripture Reading: I Corinthians 10:1-22 Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 30 I. By Understanding the Testimony of the Lord’s Supper A. Testifying to a Finished Sacrifice B. Testifying to a Heavenly Worship II. By Meeting the Requirements for the Lord’s Supper A. A Sincere Sorrow for Sin B. A Sincere Faith in Christ C. A Sincere Desire for Holiness III. By Appreciating the Guarding of the Lords’ Supper A. The Reason for the Guarding B. The Action in the Guarding Rev. Greg Lubbers

6-21-26 AM "A Demonstration of Divine Power"

6-21-26 AM "A Demonstration of Divine Power" Scripture Reading: Mark 4:35-41 Sermon Text: Mark 4:35-41 I. The Setting for the Demonstration A. A Storming Setting B. A Perplexing Setting II. The Action in the Demonstration A. An Authoritative Rebuke of Nature B. A Pastoral Rebuke of Unbelief III. The Response to the Demonstration A. A Response of Reverence B. A Response of Reflection Rev. Greg Lubbers