Don't feel ready for Sunday? You're not alone.

The commandment to remember the Sabbath is given to us because we are prone not to rest. The good news is that we can ask for help.

As W. David. O. Taylor prays:

"O Lord, you who rested on the sabbath in order to delight in your creation, may we live this day as a day of grace—in contented rest, festive play, generous hospitality & leisurely relationship—so that we might live each day with a sense that in Jesus there's always enough. Amen."

From Psalm 103, Pastor John shares a challenge for this summer.

This sermon highlight from Sunday will serve as an encourage to praise as you enjoy this time of year — even while you're on vacation.

Have a friend who has been missing from church? Share this episode with them as a reminder of the importance of worship.

What's the background behind the hymn "In Christ There is No East or West"? Tune in to hear a brief history and a new recording of this well-beloved hymn — a beautiful reminder of how God is working throughout the entire world.

What is your favorite worship experience? It's a question that we can ask ourselves and others. The answer reveals who we are and how we see the Christian faith.

Take a few minutes to get to know Pastor John better — and in doing so, we'll gain additional insight into Reformed worship.

To understand how Pastor John views worship, let's hear what his favorite worship experience is and why.

How do we know "real" religion? What kind of effects should we expect?

As we conclude a study of John 4, it is recommended to reread the passage, in order to keep the narrative fresh in your mind.

Then join along in the podcast as we take a closer look at the Samaritan woman and her response to Jesus, the Messiah. In so doing, we will learn the importance of recognizing, repenting, and retelling.

As we wrap up this five-part study, this episode features a few insights from John Calvin, as he emphasizes some key points in the passage.

To determine what makes "good" worship, we should learn from Jesus, who teaches us to worship "in spirit and truth." But what does that phrase mean? Explore this with us, as we learn from Jesus.

Ever feel "blank" in church? Ever wonder about how to worship or how to worship better?

Jesus himself teaches us how to worship. Take a moment to reflect on another part of John 4, and consider how the words of Jesus can nurture you and your worship.

How do we experience fulfillment in life? How does Jesus answer that never-ending question?

For conversations about worship and church, join along with Lombard CRC for midweek worship moments.