Rehoboth Reformed Church

Jonathan and David had what people today would call a “bromance” – they were the best of friends, and loved each other deeply. If we have that kind of a relationship with a friend, we have an incredible gift to celebrate!

Bulletin for May 26, 2019

Godly Friends Sermon Outline

 

 

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Celebrating the people we don’t like doesn’t sound like a fun task, and yet, God calls us to love our enemies and our adversaries. Why in the world would He do that? Frankly, because He loves them! But also because by loving our enemies, we grow, learn more about ourselves, and are able to practice Godly virtues. In short, enemies are gifts to celebrate! Click below to watch or listen.

Bulletin for May 19, 2019

Celebrating Adversaries Sermon Outline

 

Jesus gave His disciples a model for prayer–He taught them how to pray! In Luke 11, we learn two important things about prayer and the role it plays in a life of faith. Click below to watch or listen!

Bulletin for February 17, 2019

Prayer is our MO Sermon Outline

The body of Christ is indeed made of many parts – as many parts as there are people in the church! In Christ, we all belong and have a place. This Sunday, we started a new 4-week series called Envision a Place.  This week, we talked about envisioning a place where all people feel valued and are respected, a place where no group or person is isolated…but instead, where every one is upheld and encouraged. We can be that body – because we have the Spirit within us!

Bulletin for February 10, 2019

Valued and Respected Sermon Outline

There is nothing that says, “You belong here,” like being being shown the love of Jesus. As a church, it should be our goal to love people like Jesus did, but that’s tough! It takes work to love that way, and it takes humility and openness to be loved that way. To hear more about loving with grace and loving with truth, click below to watch or listen.

Bulletin for February 3, 2019

Love Like Jesus Sermon Outline

 

The members of the early church were experiencing life together in very profound and intimate ways. They spent time together, ate together, and had fun together. We can learn a lot from “the old way” by doing the same thing and creating a place where everyone is welcome and does life together. Curious what that might look like? Click below to watch or listen!

Bulletin for January 27, 2019

Experience Life Together Sermon Outline

 

This Sunday, we continued our series about the early church. We learn in Acts 2 that they were caregivers. They actively looked for unmet needs, and did what they could to fill them. How does this apply to the church today? Are we fulfilling this part of our calling? Click below to watch or listen!

Bulletin for January 20, 2019

Caring For Meeting Every Need Sermon Outline

 

 

Followers of Jesus genuinely want to experience spiritual growth in their life. Not only in growth for themselves, but for others, too! The Acts 2 church was growing rapidly in number, in part because people were growing spiritually! Do you have a plan to go deeper and grow spiritually in 2019? Click below to watch or listen!

Bulletin for January 13, 2019

Creating Opportunities for Growth Sermon Outline

This week, we started a series entitled A New Way (The Old Way) in ’19, looking at what the early church was like and how the very first Christians lived and interacted. The name Rehoboth comes from the Old Testament, and refers to having room for everyone. In this message, Pastor Kevin challenged us to look at the early church and consider whether or not we truly have room for everyone like they did. To watch or listen to this message, click below!

Bulletin for January 6, 2019

Room for All Outline

 

Every New Year, many of us set resolutions or make goals for the coming year. Is one of yours to grow in your faith? Scripture promises that if we look for God, we will find Him. It’s that simple! For more, click below to watch or listen to the last message of 2018!

Time to Seek the Lord Sermon Outline