Sermons

Theme: We are to pay attention to the Gospel to avoid drifting in our faith Points: 1. The command to pay attention 2. The negative reason of the Law 3. The positive reason of the Gospel

Theme: God speaks to us through His Son Point One: Christ is King Point Two: Christ is Prophet Point Three: Christ is Priest

Theme: Jesus’ superiority to the angels means that He deserves our honor 1. Honor for a better name 2. Honor because He is worthy of worship 3. Honor because He remains the same 4. Honor because He is a victorious king

Theme: Because of the Cross our identity is in Christ Points: 1. We are Dead 2. We are Alive 3. We are Loved

Easter Sunday 2025. Theme: Because of Christ’s victory we can stand firm Point One: Christ’s victory means change Point Two: Christ’s victory means the defeat of death Point Three: Christ’s victory means our work has meaning

Theme: As Christians we are called to suffer according to God’s Will Points: 1. Rejoicing in Suffering 2. Suffering for the right reason

Theme: Christ’s victory calls us to live the Gospel 1. Called to Bless 2. Called to Answer 3. Called to Remember who wins

Theme: To proclaim the Gospel wives are to be beautiful and husbands are to be considerate Points: 1. Wives be beautiful 2. Husbands be considerate

Theme: We are called to live as exiles by looking to Christ Point One: Live a good life to point people to Christ Point Two: Live a good life by submitting to civil authority Point Three: Live a good life by submitting to human authority

Theme: We are God’s people called to declare His praise Points: 1. Called to grow 2. Called to offer sacrifices 3. Called to declare praise

Theme: God brings healing Points: 1. Healing to Israel 2. Healing in Eternity 3. Healing Now

Theme: Our hope leads us to holy living Points: 1. Hope comes from our Father 2. Hope calls us to Holiness 3. Hope calls us to Love

Theme: We can find hope in God’s treatment of the Nations Points: 1. The Battle 2. Hope in the Judgment 3. Hope in Knowing God

Theme: Judgement is Certain! Point One: Living in Denial Point Two: Living in Delay Point Three: Living in Expectation

Theme: God changes hearts to dwell with His people Points: 1. Things are not always what they seem 2. True heart change is needed 3. The result of heart change

Installation Service of Albert Couperus. Theme: God equips us for our calling.

This morning we work through the vision found in Ezekiel 1 and are reminded of the Glory of God. We look at the picture of the vision found in this chapter and then the meaning of the vision.

Christmas Day service 2024!

Our 2024 Christmas Carols message. We take a look at the significance of the names found in this passage of Matthew!

It’s our second to last sermon in Philippians! Sometimes life can feel overwhelming. We can be blown about by strains in our relationships, anxiety can rear its ugly head, and it can be tempting to stick our head in the sand and hope it just blows over. But that is not the way it needs to be! In Philippians 4:1-9 Paul shows us how we can stand firm in the storms of life – by standing firm in the Lord. How do we do this?

Philippians is a letter about joy. The idea of joy or rejoicing is mentioned 12 times in 104 verses in the NIV. Yet this book is written by a man in prison, in chains, isolated from his friends, facing potential death. How can he still be joyful? Can we have joy in the rough and tumble of life? This morning God’s Word asks you: “What sparks your joy?”

As we continue our journey through Philippians we come to Timothy and Epaphroditus. Paul points to these men as practical examples of the truths he has been unpacking so far in Philippians. How do do these examples challenge and encourage us as a church family today?