Happy Lord's day. Traditionally the Protestant Reformed church would read and confess the core truths of this catechism in their church services every Sunday. Today we recap questions 21-38 so that you can see the logical flow of systematic theology. 

Q. 36. What benefits in this life accompany or flow from justification, adoption and sanctification? The benefits in this life which accompany or flow from justification, adoption and sanctification are: assurance of God’s love, peace of conscience, joy .

Q. 32. What benefits in this life are shared by those who are effectively called? In this life those who are effectively called share in justification, adoption and sanctification, and the further benefits in this life which accompany or flow from them. .

In this sermon Sam Stelsel teaches on the time Jesus went to a funeral. While there he interacts with two women, Mary and Martha who ask Jesus the same question and receive to different responses that show us the heart of Christ. 

Can we know truth? Are there many ways to eternal life? These questions are answered by Jesus in this sermon delivered by on of our adult leaders Josh Kerns. Josh has served in Student ministry for 5+ years and is passionate about the sovereignty of God .

Who is Jesus? In this sermon Pastoral Intern Gabe Whittaker preaches out of John 10:11 to show us how Jesus is our good shepherd. 

Do we chose God or does God chose me?  Q. 29. How are we made to share in the redemption purchased by Christ? We are made to share in the redemption purchased by Christ by the effective application of it to us by his Holy Spirit. Q. 30. How does the Spir.

Q. 27. In what did Christ’s humiliation consist? Christ’s humiliation consisted in being born, and that in a poor circumstance; in being subject to God’s law; in undergoing the miseries of this life, the wrath of God and the curse of death on the cross; .

How can sinful human beings become right with God? Are you in rights standing with God? These are some of the most important questions we could ask ourselves. In this sermon Pastor JT Stead weaves through one of the most important doctrines for the chris.

Q. 23. What offices does Christ fill as our Redeemer? Christ as our Redeemer fills the offices of a prophet, of a priest, and of a king, in his states both of humiliation and exaltation. Q. 24. How does Christ fill the office of a prophet? Christ fills t.