Genesis 2:1-17

God’s assignment of work to Adam, His amazing supply, and hallowing of rest pictures our salvation by resting in Christ alone.

Genesis 1

The central significance of Creation is defined by God Himself, in the whole of Scripture.

Acts 2:42; Matthew 21:20-22

Devoting ourselves to prayer involves learning of it from the Old Testament, and following Christ’s commands, detailed out by the Apostles’ teaching on prayer.

Acts 2:42

To devote ourselves to the breaking of bread, we follow the Lord’s instructions to us through the Apostle Paul, and experience Christ as His New Testament disciples did.

Service of pastoral installation of Rev. Mr. Mark A. Kozak by the Installation Commission of Calvary Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America as pastor of Roebuck Presbyterian Church.

Acts 2:42

Being devoted to the Apostles’ doctrine means making the whole word of God our highest authority for all our actions, thinking, and desires. It is Christ’s own teaching.

Daniel 6:1-28

Daniel’s trial of the lion’s den shows us the sinful pride of King Darius, Daniel’s faith, and God’s sovereignty.

John 17:6-19

In Jesus’s prayer we learn about the great privilege we have, to be a child of God.

Psalm 45:1-17

This Psalm is a type and shadow of the wedding of Jesus Christ and his church. We should forsake all and worship the God-man, our husband and king.

Daniel 4:28-37

In this sermon we see the sovereignty and righteousness of God. We also see how God humbles the proud but give grace to the humble.