The Image of the Invisible God: Compassion by LaGrave Church

We continue our sermon series, Image of the Invisible God. Sermons in this series look at words and actions of Jesus which reveal the attributes and character of God the Father. Guest preacher Rev. Jul Medenblik will lead us in a sermon on Luke 6:46-49 & Luke 17:7-10. Rev. Medenblik is the president of Calvin Theological Seminary.

About The Service:

We continue our sermon series The Image of the Invisible God. These sermons reflect on words and actions of Jesus that reveal the character and heart of God. Pastor Jonker will preach on Luke 10:1-2, 17-20 and we will reflect on God the warrior.

We continue our Image of the Invisible God Sermon Series, a series that focuses on words and actions of Jesus that reveal to us the heart of God. Pastor Jonker will preach on John 21:24-25. We will also celebrate the Lord's Supper.

We continue our sermon series called, "The Image of the Invisible God." These sermons look at words and actions of Jesus that reveal the heart and character of God. Pastor Jonker will preach on Matthew 18:1-5.

We will begin a new sermon series called The Image of the Invisible God. This series will focus on stories from the life of Jesus which reveal the character of God. Pastor Jonker will preach the first sermon in the series and his text will be John 2:13-22.

We will welcome Rev. John Steigenga. He will preach on Hebrews 11:1-16 and his sermon is titled “Living by Faith.”

It's is the fourth and final Sunday of advent. We will focus on a fourth woman in the genealogy of Jesus who is actually the fifth woman mentioned. Because we heard a sermon about David and Bathsheba 2 months ago, Reverend Manion will preach on Mary, the mother of Jesus. We will also finish the service by singing the Hallelujah Chorus together.

We will reflect on the third woman in Matthew's genealogy, which means we will be studying the life of Ruth. Reverend Jonker will preach. If you want to prepare for that service, we suggest that you read the whole book. It's only 4 chapters long and it is a wonderful story.

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