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The ultimate answers to your problems in this life are found in God alone.
New Testament Lesson: Romans 11:33-36
Judah and the history of all of God’s people is a history of failure. But nevertheless, God saves His people and sanctifies them.
New Testament Lesson: Mark 1:1-11
This sermon addresses the false charge that the Reformed doctrine of limited atonement means the church does not proclaim the Gospel to the world.
Scripture Lesson: John 3:16-21
Hezekiah’s struggle and obedience typifies Jesus’ struggle and obedience for your salvation.
New Testament Lesson: Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9
This sermon introduces the topic of limited or definite atonement.
Scripture Lesson: Hebrews 10:1-18
Choosing God’s help in this life requires faith in the power of God, which is unseen.
New Testament Lesson: Hebrews 11:1-3
How do Christian parents handle the death of their infant? The Canons of Dort, summarizing the Scriptures, make it clear that parents “ought not to doubt the election and salvation of their children whom it pleases God to call out of this life in their infancy.” This sermon will also address how Christian parents should view their children before they profess faith: they are still Christians because they are in the Covenant of Grace. We distinguish, however; all children of Christian parents are in the Covenant externally but not necessarily internally. That means that their election and salvation are not infallible – this is left to God’s hidden decree.
Scripture Lesson:1 Corinthians 7:12-16
The people of God can have confidence in God in this life because He has saved them from their sins and will raise them from the dead bodily.
New Testament Lesson: 1 Corinthians 15:50-58
The doctrine of Reprobation is the other side of the doctrine of election. Many misunderstand this doctrine but we examine it in light of Paul’s teaching in Romans chapter 9.
Scripture Lesson: Romans 9:1-29
The church responds correctly to God’s activity in history (including His promises) by praising Him and patiently enduring persecution and suffering.
New Testament Lesson: Luke 14:12-33
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