12-07-25 PM 'The Mediator of Our Deliverance'

Scripture Reading: Romans 5:1-11Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 6, Forms & Prayers, 206I. The Work of the Mediator A. A Specific Work B. A Complete Work

II. The Identity of the Mediator A. A Graciously Given Mediator B. A Personally Received Mediator

III. The Revelation of the Mediator A. The Source of the Revelation B. The Response to the Revelation

Rev. Lubbers

12-7-25 AM "The Blessing of Trusting the LORD"

Scripture Reading: Psalm 32

Sermon Text: Psalm 32:10

I. The Contrast to the Blessing of Trusting the LORD

A. Who the Wicked Are

B. What the Sorrows Are

II. The Action in the Blessing of Trusting the LORD

A. The Nature of the Action

B. The Object of the Action

III. The Result of the Blessing of Trusting the LORD

A. A Gift of Mercy

B. An Abundance of Mercy

Rev. Greg Lubbers

11-27-25 Thanksgiving Service "Begotten Again to a Living Hope"

Scripture Reading: I Peter 1:3-9

Sermon Text: I Peter 1:3-9

Theme: Give thanks that we have been begotten again to a living hope.

I. Begotten again.

II. To a living hope.

III. In which we rejoice despite trials.

Rev. Ralph A. Pontier

11-23-25 PM "Deliverance by a Mediator"

Scripture Reading: Hebrews 2

Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 5

I. The Need for a Mediator

A. To Accomplish Redemption

B. To Satisfy Justice

II. The Exclusion for a Mediator

A. The Exclusion of One’s Self

B. The Exclusion of Other Creatures

III. The Requirements of a Mediator

A. A Proper Human Nature

B. A Proper Divine Nature

Rev. Greg Lubbers

11-23-25 AM "The Joyful Response to Jesus"

Scripture Reading: Revelation 19:1-10

Sermon Text: Mark 2:18-22

I. The Question concerning the Joyful Response to Jesus

A. The Situation behind the Question

B. The Reminder with the Question

II. The Reason for the Joyful Response to Jesus

A. The Redemptive Explanation for the Reason

B. The Parabolic Illustration of the Reason

III. The Implications from the Joyful Response to Jesus

A. An Implication concerning the Practice of Fasting

B. An Implication concerning the Expression of Joy

Rev. Greg Lubbers

Scripture Reading: Romans 5:12-21

Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 4

I. Just in His Obligation

A. The Imagined Dilemma with the Obligation

B. The Applied Answer to the Obligation

II. Just in His Execution

A. In Expression of God’s Anger

B. In Light of God’s Nature

III. Just in His Compassion

A. The Balance in Just Compassion

B. The Remedy in Just Compassion

Rev. Greg Lubbers

Scripture Reading: Mark 2:13-17,

I. The Object of the Call of Jesus

A. The Description of the Object

B. The Lesson from the Object

II. The Nature of the Call of Jesus

A. An Authoritative Call

B. An Effectual Call

C. A Radical Call

III. The Confrontation concerning the Call of Jesus

A. The Source of the Confrontation

B. The Argument in the

Confrontation

C. The Response to the Confrontation

Rev. Greg Lubbers

11-9-25 PM "The Original Condition of the Human Race"

Scripture Reading: Genesis 1:26-31; 3:1-8; 6:5-8, Page 2

Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 3, Forms & Prayers, 203

I. The Description of the Original Condition

A. The Source of the Description

B. The Image of the Description

II. The Corruption of the Original Condition

A. The Action in the Corruption

B. The Impact of the Corruption

III. The Restoration of the Original Condition

A. A Sovereign Restoration

B. A Regenerative Restoration

Rev. Greg Lubbers

11-9-25 AM "The Forgiving of Sins"

Scripture Reading: Mark 2:1-12, Page 1152

Sermon Text: Mark 2:1-12

I. The Situation for the Forgiveness of Sins

A. An Instructive Setting

B. An Illustrative Setting

II. The Proclamation of the Forgiveness of Sins

A. The View behind the Proclamation

B. The Essence of the Proclamation

III. The Confrontation with the Forgiveness of Sins

A. The Source of the Confrontation

B. The Response to the Confrontation

Rev. Greg Lubbers

11-2-25 PM "The Revelation of Humanity’s Misery"

Scripture Reading: Isaiah 59

Sermon Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 2

I. The Description of Humanity's Misery

A. Described in Relationship to Sin

B. Described in Relationship to God

II. The Testimony to Humanity’s Misery

A. A Testimony from God

B. A Testimony of Law

III. The Extent of Humanity's Misery

A. To My Nature

B. Towards All Parties

Rev. Greg Lubbers