11-2-25 AM "The Healing of the Unclean"

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:35-45

I. The Setting of the Healing

A. A Setting of Geographical Extension

B. A Setting of Kingdom Expansion

II. The Motivation for the Healing

A. The Question concerning the Motivation

B. The Affirmation concerning the Motivation

III. The Result of the Healing

A. The Resulting Condition from the Healing

B. The Resulting Instruction in the Healing

Rev. Greg Lubbers

10-31-25 Reformation Day "Sola Scriptura: Scripture Alone"

Scripture Reading: II Timothy 3, Page 1367Sermon Text: II Timothy 3:14-17

I. The Basis for Scripture Alone A. Is the Inspiration of Scripture B. Is the Inerrancy/Infallibility of Scripture C. Is the Sufficiency of Scripture D. Is the Finality of Scripture

II. The Role of Scripture Alone A. Is Authoritative for Doctrine B. Is Authoritative for Life C. Is Instructive unto Salvation

III. The Implications from Scripture Alone A. Includes a Proper Attitude to Scripture B. Includes a Diligent Study of Scripture C. Includes a Humble Submission to ScriptureRev. Lubbers

10-26-25 PM "The Comfort of a Christian Identity"

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:29-34, Page 1152Sermon Text: Mark 1:29-34

I. The Significance of the Healing Work of Jesus A. The Connection behind the Significance B. The Prophecy given the Significance

II. The Style of the Healing Work of Jesus A. An Intimate Style to the Healing Work of Jesus B. A Dramatic Style to the Healing Work of Jesus

III. The Scope of the Healing Work of Jesus A. The Revelation of the Scope B. The Encouragement from the Scope

Rev. Lubbers

10-26-25 AM "The Healing Work of Jesus"

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:29-34, Page 1152Sermon Text: Mark 1:29-34

I. The Significance of the Healing Work of Jesus A. The Connection behind the Significance B. The Prophecy given the Significance

II. The Style of the Healing Work of Jesus A. An Intimate Style to the Healing Work of Jesus B. A Dramatic Style to the Healing Work of Jesus

III. The Scope of the Healing Work of Jesus A. The Revelation of the Scope B. The Encouragement from the Scope

Rev. Lubbers

10-19-25 PM "A Concluding Word in Prayer and for Life" Scripture Reading: Romans 11:33-36,

Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 52

I. The Focus in Prayer and Life

A. The Authority of Almighty God

B. The Power of Almighty God

II. The Desire in Prayer and Life

A. Stated Positively

B. Stated Negatively

III. The Hope in Prayer and Life

A. The Object of Hope

B. The Appropriating of Hope

Rev. Greg Lubbers

10-19-25 AM "The Authority of Jesus"

Scripture Reading: Luke 4:16-22, Page 1183Sermon Text: Mark 1:21-28I. The Display of the Authority of Jesus A. The Setting for the Display B. The Audience of the Display C. The Manner of the DisplayII. The Declaration of the Authority of Jesus A. The Source of the Declaration B. The Essence of the Declaration C. The Implications of the DeclarationIII. The Impact of the Authority of Jesus A. The Impact on the Demonic Forces B. The Impact on the Original Audience C. The Impact on the Personal Heart

Rev. Greg Lubbers

10-12-25 PM "The Disciples of Jesus"

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 6:10-18

I. The Reason for the Petition

A. Our Own Spiritual Weakness

B. Our Enemy’s Unrelenting Assault

II. The Essence of the Petition

A. A Prayer for Providential Guidance

B. A Prayer for Spiritual Strength

III. The Goal of the Petition

A. The Description of the Goal

B. The Way to the Goal

Rev. Greg Lubbers

10-12-25 AM "The Disciples of Jesus"

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:16-20

I. The Call to Discipleship

A. The Source of the Call

B. The Nature of the Call

II. The Concept of Discipleship

A. Considered Generally

B. Considered Specifically

III. The Cost of Discipleship

A. The Illustration of the Cost

B. The Application of the Cost

Rev. Greg Lubbers

10-05-25 PM 'Troubled Hearts Are Comforted'

Scripture Reading: John 13:36-14:3I. Troubled by the announcement of his departure.II. Comforted by the assurance of a reunionRev. Pontier

10-05-25 "The Death of Jesus"

Scripture Reading: I Peter 2:21-25, 3:18

I. It was a legal act.II. It was a final act.III. It was a voluntary act.Rev. Pontier