Reformed & Expository Preaching

Our Lord arrives in Jerusalem with a remarkable reception. The people praise him as the Lord he is, they throw down their cloaks, and it seems that Christ is able to take the city by storm. However, Christ runs through the temple overturning tables, and driving people out of the temple. Why does Christ react this way? What does the temple tell us about the state of God’s people in this time?

This is our seventh and final part of our series on baptism. We considering some of the things that we have learned and wrap up this series. If you have any questions please reach out to me through the contact us section on our webpage http://urcbelgrade.com

Rev. Casey Freswick warns us about false teachers coming in the last days.

This is our sixth part in our seven part series on baptism. We consider the issue of whether the sign of baptism and the sign of circumcision have a correlation. It is clear that the shedding of blood is finished in the Old Testament, but what about consecration? Is there any significance of death? Is there significance of being consecrated through death?

This is the fifth part of our seven part series. Some claim that circumcision is a physical sign, for a physical people, and it designates a people tied to a physical land. The assumption is that the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit is not necessarily symbolized in this sign. So, is circumcision symbolizing the work of the Spirit? Is there a spiritual nature to circumcision?

Rev. Casey Freswick lays out for us the significance of Christ’s transfiguration.

Rev. Casey Freswick lays out for us how we live our lives in the Lord as his covenant people.

This is the fourth part of our seven part series on baptism. In this teaching we explore whether there is a correlation between the sign of circumcision and the sign of baptism. So, is there any continuity between these signs? If so what could such a correlation imply?

Rev. Casey Freswick establishes that we live out the gracious promises of the gospel by the power of Christ.