God intends us to view children as a gift, which means that parenting is a gift. The question is, what do we do with it, and why has he given it to us? In Sermon 7, Pastor Jeremy explores some of what God intends us to do as parents and how He intends for us to raise them as culture-builders in the world

In part 6, God's Design for Households, we consider how the household is like the church. The household is the most effective means of passing down what we believe to future generations, provided we are passing on the right things.

If we want to know anything about ourselves or what God intends for our most important relationships, we have to begin by understanding the God who created humanity in his own image. Our understanding of who we are intended to be as people, and how he intended us to relate to one another, begins with a God who is himself three distinct and eternal persons, so united that they can only be rightly seen as one.

In Part 5 of our series "By Design", we continue talking about God's design for marriage. In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy demonstrates how our understanding of who God is will impact how we view our roles in marriage. Marriage is an exclusive, one-flesh relationship in which each spouse seeks to put their partners needs ahead of their own.

If we want to know anything about ourselves or what God intends for our most important relationships, we have to begin by understanding the God who created humanity in his own image. Our understanding of who we are intended to be as people, and how he intended us to relate to one another, begins with a God who is himself three distinct and eternal persons, so united that they can only be rightly seen as one.

In sermon 4 of our series, Pastor Jeremy walks through Genesis 2 to demonstrate God's intention for Adam to have a partner who was both distinct from him, and yet one with him. When no suitable companion was found amongst all the creatures of the earth, God creates a companion and Adam calls him Woman. Discover what that means for us, and how it points towards Jesus and the church, in this sermon, "God's Design for Marriage".

If we want to know anything about ourselves or what God intends for our most important relationships, we have to begin by understanding the God who created humanity in his own image. Our understanding of who we are intended to be as people, and how he intended us to relate to one another, begins with a God who is himself three distinct and eternal persons, so united that they can only be rightly seen as one.

In part three of our series called By Design, Pastor Jeremy walks us through the biblical teaching on singleness. Not only was the savior of the world single, but singleness is a gift given to us through which we can fulfill our assignment as children of God.

If we want to know anything about ourselves or what God intends for our most important relationships, we have to begin by understanding the God who created humanity in his own image. Our understanding of who we are intended to be as people, and how he intended us to relate to one another, begins with a God who is himself three distinct and eternal persons, so united that they can only be rightly seen as one.

If the God who self-references as an "us" were to create something in his own image, what would it look like? In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy explains that the main theme of the Scripture is God gathering a people for himself, starting with the community he created in creation to the community that is gathered in the finale, with people from all tribes, tongues, and nations.

If we want to know anything about ourselves or what God intends for our most important relationships, we have to begin by understanding the God who created humanity in his own image. Our understanding of who we are intended to be as people, and how he intended us to relate to one another, begins with a God who is himself three distinct and eternal persons, so united that they can only be rightly seen as one.

In the first sermon in our series, Pastor Jeremy Mulder shows us how God has written distinction into humanity, beginning with the distinction of gender as male and female. We must celebrate this distinction, since it is only when we recognize our distinctions within the united body of humanity that we can rightly reflect the God who made us in his image.

If we want to know anything about God, it must be revealed to us. If we want to know the good news of Christianity, we must know the God that is revealed in the Scripture. The God of the Bible is described as one being eternally existent in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Getting that right is the key to understanding why the good news is so good.

Lord's Day 07 expands on the idea of faith: what is it, and why is it necessary? The catechism acknowledges that faith requires true knowledge–that is, the content of what we believe matter–and it requires the conviction that it applies to us. So how do we know? Thankfully, we stand in line with a long history of faithful believers who have come to a consensus on what Scripture teaches us about what we believe.

Jesus us more than a teacher He is the creator of the universe. All things come through Him and the ultimate response to that is worship.