Sermons from September 2026
Confessing the Trinity
With Matthew 3:16–17; 28:19 and with Articles 8-9 of the Belgic Confession, we learn there is biblical proof for the Trinity. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches One in essence, three in persons, and glorious in mystery.
Abram Risks God’s Promise
In Genesis 12:10–20, we discover Abram’s shortcomings and God’s faithfulness to keep his covenant with Abram. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches Abram leaves the promised land, Abram plots to save himself, the promise in jeopardy, God saves Abram, and Abram leaves Egypt.
Assurance of God’s Inseparable Love in Christ
In Romans 8:28-39, we read a treasury of promises describing God’s remarkable love for those He has called to be His own children. Dr. Joel Beeke preaches costly love, comprehensive love, and cumulative love.
Abram’s Faith in the Promise of a Seed
In Genesis 12:1-9, God calls Abram to be His faithful follower and lists the amazing blessings that will follow. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches the call with a promise, the response of obedience and faith, the affirmation of the promise, and the response of worship and faith.
Friendship: Multiplying Our Joys and Dividing Our Sorrows, Part 2
Using Proverbs 17:17 and other verses, we learn to apply our relationship with God to those around us. Rev. Danilo Santa Terra preaches finding friends whose best friend is Jesus, your spouse is your best friend, a godly friend is not perfect, a friend speaks the truth in love, and a friend…
Friendship: Multiplying Our Joys and Dividing Our Sorrows, Part 1
In John 15:10–15, we learn that abiding in Christ’s love leads to a new relationship with God and with the people around us. Rev. Danilo Santa Terra preaches divine friendship is a commitment, divine friendship is redemptive, and divine friendship id demanding.
Christ Feeds His Sheep
With Mark 6:31-44, we reflect on today’s communion service by witnessing Christ in action as the Bread of Life. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches tired disciples, hungry multitudes, give them something to eat, feeding the multitudes, and satisfied disciples.
Come to the King’s Feast!
In Isaiah 55:1-5, the prophet proclaims an invitation to gather for a feast without cost because the payment has been made. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches the invitation to the banquet and the banquet provided by the King.