Kalamazoo Reformed Church: Recent Episodes
Rev. Bartel Elshout
Interceding for Sodom Genesis 18: 16-33 1. A Revealing Judge 2. An Interceding Friend 3. A Greater One Required
- That the grace of Christ be with you all. 2. That the love of God (the Father!) be with you all. That the communion of the Holy Ghost be with you all.
- The Wonder of this acceptance. 2. The Basis for this acceptance. 3. The Benefits flowing from this acceptance.
Biblical Self-Talk Psalm 42 1. For the desiring soul 2. For the distanced soul 3. For the depressed soul 4. For the deserted soul
Jehovah's Covenant Promise Jeremiah 31:1 1. The contents of this promise 2. The wonder of this promise 3. The certainty of this promise
Shepherding God's Flock 1 Peter 5: 2-4 1. By exercising oversight over God's flock 2. By being examples to God's flock 3. By honoring the Shepherd of God's flock
- Required by His Father. 2. Achieved fully on the cross. 3. Made for the remission of sins. 4. Yields all manner of consolation.
- The Circumstances of his conversion. 2. The Essence of his conversion. 3. The Confirmation of his conversion.
- The location of her conversion 2. The reason for her conversion 3. The fruits of her conversion
The Two Natures of the Lord Jesus Christ 1 Timothy 3: 16 1. Two distinct natures 2. Two united natures 3. Two blessed natures
The Steadfast Continuance of the 3,000 Acts 2 1. The wonder of this steadfast continuance 2. The elements of this steadfast continuance
- Received into Heaven. 2. Sitting at the right hand of God. 3. Working with the apostles.
- The fact of the incarnation 2. The mystery of the incarnation 3. The purpose of the incarnation
- Jesus comes to an unbelieving Thomas 2. Jesus addresses an unworthy Thomas 3. Jesus instructs a worshiping Thomas
Nineveh Summoned by Her King to Seek God's Face Jonah 3: 8-9 1. The king's call to prayer 2. The king's call to repentance 3. The king's call to consider God's mercy
Christ's Invitation to the Spiritually Weary Matthew 11: 20-30 1. The persons addressed by this invitation 2. The prescription contained in this invitation 3. The promise attached to this invitation
- Jesus greets them. 2. Jesus shows them His hands and side. 3. Jesus commissions them. 4. Jesus empowers them.
- Viewed in light of man's depravity 2. Viewed in light of God's mercy 3. Viewed in light of God's justice
A Three-fold Reaction to an Open Grave John 20: 1-10 1. Mary Magdalene's reaction 2. John's reaction 3. Peter's reaction
- Viewed from a Negative Perspective. 2. Viewed from a Positive Perspective. 3. Viewed from a Believing Perspective.
- The Wonder of His Resurrection. 2. The Certainty of His Resurrection. 3. The Fruits of His Resurrection.
- He poured out His soul unto death 2. He was numbered with the transgressors 3. He bare the sins of many 4. He made intercession for the transgressor
The Shadow of Calvary Mark 14: 27-42 1. Fulfilling Scripture 2. Bringing unparalleled suffering 3. Magnifying redeeming love
- Rooted in infant circumcision. 2. Administered to heirs of God's kingdom. 3. Requires their faithful instruction.
- On Behalf of wayward sinners. 2. For the sake of Jehovah's good pleasure. 3. In total submission to divine judgment.
Christ's Sacrifice: The Blessed Exchange Isaiah 53: 4, 5 1. The two-fold reason for this exchange 2. The two-fold purpose of this exchange
The Christian and Indwelling Corruption Romans 7: 14-25 1. A painful reality 2. An intense battle 3. A victorious outcome
- He is as a root out of dry ground 2. He has no form or comeliness 3. He is despised and rejected of men
- The Place of Prophecy fulfilled. 2. The Place of Pain and Payment. 3. The Place of Power and Promise.
God's Covenant Faithfulness in Times of Crisis 2 Kings 20: 1-11 1. Death announced 2. Covenant mercies pleaded 3. Deliverance established 4. Covenant mercies confirmed 5. Life affirmed
Life in the Spirit Romans 8: 1-27 1. Experiencing His presence 2. Experiencing His leading 3. Experiencing His intercession
The Baptism of the Lord Jesus Christ Matthew 3: 15-17 1. As an obedient Savior 2. As a qualified Savior 3. As an approved Savior
The God of Providence and the Believer Matthew 6: 31-34 1. The God who is our heavenly Father 2. The God whose care is all-compassing 3. The God whom we can fully trust
- Confirmed by His circumcision. 2. Confirmed by His mother's purification. 3. Confirmed by His presentation to the Lord.
- Rooted in His Person and work 2. Experienced throughout Church History 3. Guaranteed for the unknown future
David's Assessment of Life Psalm 39: 4-7 1. David's urgent petition 2. David's solemn observation 3. David's profound conclusion 4. David's moving confession
The Messiah's Mission Matthew 9: 35-38 1. Christ's ministry 2. Christ's message 3. Christ's mandate
Lamech's Longing for Christ Genesis 5: 29 1. Lamech's hopeful confession 2. The Lord's gracious fulfillment 3. Lessons from Lamech's story
- Abraham surrenders Isaac to the LORD 2. Abraham receives Isaac from the LORD 3. Abraham is blessed in Isaac by the LORD
- The Author of creation 2. The components of creation 3. The purpose of creation 4. The preservation of creation
- The biblical setting of this sacrifice 2. The LORD's gracious acceptance of this sacrifice 3. Cain's angry response to this sacrifice
- Cain rejects the LORD's offer for mercy 2. Cain refuses to acknowledge his sin before the LORD 3. Cain removes himself from the presence of the LORD
The Godhead of the Holy Spirit 1 Corinthians 2 1. His divine personality 2. His divine work 3. His divine glory
The Frist Promise Regarding Christ Genesis 2: 18- 3:21 1. The timing of this promise 2. The Giver of this promise 3. The contents of this promise 4. The recipients of this promise
- Baptism obliges us to new obedience. 2. Baptism comforts those who fail in this obligation.
- The essence of His Godhead 2. The revelation of His Godhead 3. The benefits of His Godhead
- They are faithful disciples of Christ 2. They engage in intimate fellowship with Christ 3. They are ordained to bear fruit by Christ
- The revelation of the Trinity 2. The Function of the Trinity 3. The evidence of the Trinity
- This yields a prayerful life. 2. This yields a God-glorifying life. 3. This yields an obedient life.
The Pit, the Plague, and the Bud Numbers 26: 1-11 1. The Pit: The Necessity of the Divinely Chosen Mediator 2. The Plague: The Efficacy of the Divinely Chosen Mediator 3. The Bud: The Uniqueness of the Divinely Chosen Mediator
Not Left Without a Redeemer Ruth 4: 13-17 1. Born through Divine intervention 2. Designed for gracious restoration 3. Moving towards a royal lineage
Jesus Christ: The Willing Deliverer of Lepers Luke 5: 12-13 1. The leper coming to Jesus 2. The leper beseeching Jesus 3. The leper healed by Jesus
Fruitless Branches John 15:6 1. They do not abide in Christ 2. They will be judged by Christ 3. They will experience the wrath of Christ
The Old Testament Scriptures Luke 24: 25-27; Acts 28: 23-31 1. The Bible of Christ 2. The Bible of the apostles 3. The framework of the New Testament
Christ's Loving Invitation to Young People Proverbs 23: 4-26 1. Its focus -- Thine Heart 2. Its nature -- Give ME 3. Its address -- My son
Hope for the Hopeless Ezekiel 37: 1-14, Ephesians 2: 1-10 1. Hopeless 2. Brought to Hope 3. Hoping for Gpd
- The end of Jesus's sayings 2. The response to Jesus's sayings 3. The authority of Jesus's sayings
Baptism and the Sealing Work of the Holy Spirit Ezekiel 36: 16-38 1. He assures believers that He will dwell in them 2. He assures believers that He will sanctify them 3. He assures believers that He will glorify them
The Parable of the Wise & Foolish Builders Matthew 7: 13-29, Luke 6: 43-49 1. The wise builder 2. The foolish builder 3. The searching comparison of the two
- The recipients of this forgiveness 2. The certainty of this forgiveness 3. The goal of this forgiveness
- The nature of God's word 2. The inscripturation of God's word 3. The blessed purpose of God's word
The Beauty and Glory of Christ Matthew 12: 1-21 1. The Savior's Personal Glory 2. The Savior's Glorious Power 3. The Savior's Beautiful Personality 4. The Savior's Glorious Redemption
God's Spirit Promised to Us and Our Children Isaiah: 43: 18- 44:8 1. Receiving this Promise 2. Renewed by this Promise 3. Results because of this Promise
- Derived from general revelation 2. Derived from special revelation 3. Derived from inward revelation
The Golden Rule of Godly Conduct Matthew 7: 1-14; Luke 6: 27-26 1. Its context 2. Its precept 3. Its essence
Only One God Psalm 145 1. The being of God 2. The attributes of God 3. The goodness of God
- A loving command 2. A gracious promise 3. A striking illustration 4. A profound conclusion
- The contents of this petition. 2. The doxology attached to this petition. 3. The "Amen" following this petition.
- The Christian's readiness to seek forgiveness 2. God's readiness to grant forgiveness 3. The believer's readiness to be forgiving
The Necessity of Saving Faith Hebrews 10: 35-39, 11: 1-16, 12: 1-2 1. What we must believe 2. How we must believe 3. Why we must believe
A Loving Exhortation for Office-Bearers 1 Corinthians 15: 1-22; 55-58 1. The substance of this exhortation 2. The basis for this exhortation 3. The encouragement in this exhortation
- A promise for a sinful see 2. A promise flowing out of his hear 3. A promise of abundant blessing
The Signs of the Outpouring of the Spirit Acts 2: 1-21 1. The sign of a mighty rushing wind 2. The sign of the tongues of fire 3. The sign of speaking in other tongues
Christ's Ascension and the Promise of Future Blessings John 14: 1-21; 1 John 3: 1-3 1. The promise of a prepared place 2. The promise of a certain return 3. The promise of a blessed reception
- To whom the gates of heaven must yield 2. Who enters heaven itself 3. To whom divine honor is rendered
- The reality of being complete in Christ 2. The experience of being complete in Christ 3. The way to become complete in Christ
- To obey God's will without murmuring 2. To obey God's will in our station of life 3. To obey God's will as the angel's in Heaver
- To know the person of Christ 2. To know the power of Christ 3. To know conformity to Christ
- The objects of this petition . 2. The reason for this petition. 3. The reflection upon this petition.
- A petition for submission to the Father's will 2. A petition for the prosperity of the Father's church 3. A petition for the perfection of the Father's kingdom
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ Matthew 28: 1-8; Luke 24: 1-12 1. Confirmed by an empty tomb 2. Confirmed by God's messengers 3. Confirmed by the faith of the women
Christ and the Accursed Cross Matthew 27: 27-54; Galatians 3: 6-14 1. He was made a curse 2. He redeemed from the curse 3. He reversed the curse
- By pursuing the knowledge of His name 2. By magnifying the works that reveal His name 3. By living a life that honors His name
- It is grounded in the finished work of Christ 2. It is the language of a child of God 3. it expresses reverence for God
- Jesus made equal to Barabbas 2. Jesus rejected in favor of Barabbas 3. Jesus delivered up instead of Barabbas
- Prompted by Judas's betrayal 2. Highlighted by an act of mercy 3. Accompanied by a searching rebuke
- The conclusion of the law of God 2. The keeping of the law of God 3. The preaching of the law of God
The Savior's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem Matthew 11: 7-10, Luke 19: 41-44 1. As a willing Savior 2. As an honored Savior 3. As a compassionate Savior
- The nature of such judgment 2. The divine response to such judgment 3. The illustration condemning such judgment
- We may not bear false witness against our neighbor 2. We must avoid all manner of dishonesty 3. We must love and promote the truth
- The letter of this commandment 2. The spirituality of this commandment 3. The requirement of this commandment
Matthew 6: 19-34 Christ Lovingly Exhorts His Anxious People 1. Regarding a two-fold priority 2. Regarding a gracious promise 3. Regarding an unknown future
- The substance of these glad tidings 2. The basis for these glad tidings 3. The purpose of these glad tidings
- Salvation: By grace through faith 2. Salvation: Not of works 3. Salvation: Unto good works
- Seen in the Purchase of Redemption 2. Seen in the Purpose of Redemption 3. Seen in the Prospects of Redemption
Christ's Teaching Regarding Materialism Matthew 6: 19-34 1. By contrasting two treasures 2. By contrasting two eyes- or two visions 3. By contrasting two masters
- Contrasted with the practice of hypocrites 2. Practiced in strict privacy 3. Rewarded by our heavenly Father
Where to Look in Times Like These Isaiah 6 1. Looking up assures the soul 2. Looking in awakens the soul 3. Looking out admonishes the soul
- She was saved by God's grace 2. She manifested God's grace 3. She testified of God's grace
- It forbids the act of murder 2. It addresses the cause of murder 3. It commands the opposite of murder
The Christian's Calling to be Content Hebrews 13: 5-6 1. The nature of this contentment 2. The basis for this contentment 3. The benefit derived from this contentment
A Striking Appointment Hebrews 9: 27-28 1. For every man 2. For Christ 3. For the believer
- The Fullness of God 2. The Fullness of Authority 3. The Fullness of the Church 4. The Fullness of Redemption
Simeon's Unforgettable Encounter with Jesus Psalm 63: 1-8, Luke 2: 21-35 1. Simeon sees Jesus 2. Simeon embraces Jesus 3. Simeon rejoices in Jesus
- Born according to God's eternal decree 2. Born under very shameful circumstances 3. Born as the Son of Man
- Thje nature of His sealing work 2. The method of His sealing work 3. The purpose of His sealing work
- The occasion of His appearance 2. The manner of His appearance 3. The purpose of His appearance
Christ Appears to Moses Exodus 3: 1-16 1. As the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob 2. As the God who came down 3. As the God who is the I AM THAT I AM
- To Honor those in authority 2. To Submit to those in authority 3. To be Patient toward those in authorty
- To unveil His plan of redemption 2. To unveil His covenant method 3. To unveil His pending judgment
- Calls us to worship God 2. Calls us to live for God 3. Calls us to look for a future with God
- A future built on the past 2. A future with a demand for the present 3. A future entered by God's promises
- To Whom we are to give thanks 2. For what we are to give thanks 3. Why we are to give thanks
Psalm 2:121. A gracious command: Kiss the Son (Jesus Christ)2. A solemn warning: Lest He (God, the Father) be angry...3. A reassuring promise: Blessed are all they...
- The objects of this promise2. The contents of this promise3. The subject of this promise
- The object of the Gospel invitation2. The need for the Gospel invitation3. The content of the Gospel invitation4. The promise of the Gospel invitation
- The conspiracy against God's Son (vv.1-3)2. The reigning of God's Son (vv. 4-6)3. The gift bestowed on God's Son (vv. 7-9)4. The surrender to God's Son (vv. 10-12)
Psalm 42 & 431. The need for this encouragement2. The focus of this encouragement3. The anticipated fruit of this encouragement
2 Kings 51. The Lord shows us our need2. He bends us to hear His Word3. God humbles us to go His prescribed way4. The Lord cleanses in accordance to His Word
Sermon Theme: God's Commandment Concerning His Name1. Its vain use forbidden2. Its proper use commanded3. Its sacred use vindicated
- Giving that is not self-serving2. Giving that is generous and anonymous3. Giving that is graciously rewarded
- The contents of that instruction2. The manner of that instruction3. The method of that instruction
- The use of man-made devises forbidden2. The live exposition of God's Word required3. The practice of will-worship condemned
- The unconditional nature of this love2. The heavenly origin of this love3. The uniqueness of this love
- Secure in His eternal Covenant of Grace2. Revealed in His adopting lover3. Experienced in His loving care
- With the council of wisdom and witnesses-2. With the choice of redemption or rejection-3. With the catch of field and-or foreigner-4. With the commitment of transfer and tradition
- The practice of a godless man-2. The practice of a gracious man-3. The practice of a generous man
- God's chosen vessels in Babylon-2. Daniel's faith tested by two kings-3. A higher plan of sovereign grace
- A great wickedness forgiven-2. A greater plan made known-3. A gracious comfort provided
- Why we need Christ as an Advocate-2. Who He is as our Advocate-3. How it should transform our lives
- The wonder of this commitment-2. The reality of this commitment -3. The comfort in this commitment
- The revelation of God's good pleasure-2. The foundation of the gospel-3. The norm for the Christian's walk
- Treasuring the duration of His intercession-2. Treasuring the activity of His intercession-3. Treasuring the effect of His intercession
- Rest in the greater Boaz's protection-2. Rest in the greater Boaz's filling grace-3. Rest in the greater Boaz's redeeming grace
- Prompted by a question from the Pharisees-2. Rooted in God's creation ordinance-3. Needed because of hardness of heart-4. Expressed in clear language
- As evidence of Christ's ministry-2. As an obligation of love-3. As a touchstone for self-examination
- It is confessed with the mouth-2. It is exercised in the heart-3. It results in salvation
- The perversion of the Lord's Supper-2. The partakers of the Lord's Supper -3. The protection of the Lord's Supper.
The first 10 minutes of this recording were lost. We apologize for the inconvenience.--1. Errors concerning the Lord's Supper-2. Christ's ministry in the Lord's Supper
Sermon Theme- God's Amazing Love-1. The wonder of this love-2. The measure of this love-3. The promise of this love
- He reproves -convinces- of sin-2. He reproves -convinces- of righteousness-3. He reproves -convinces- of judgment
- Evident in Peter's sermon-2. Functioning in Peter's hearers-3. Resulting in Peter's message being received joyfully
- The purpose of the Lord's Supper-2. The partaking of the Lord's Supper-3. The promise of the Lord's Supper
- A God who should be against us-2. A God who spared not His own Son-3. A God who will freely give us all things
- The Anchor of Hope- a. Properties of the anchor- b. Purpose of the anchor- c. Place of the anchor-2. The Anchorage for Hope- a. The Word of God- b. The Oath of God- c. The Son of God
- Prompted by God's speech-2. For the revival of God's work-3. For mercy in the midst of judgment
- Required by the unity of God's Word-2. Required by the unity of God's Covenant-3. Required by the unity of God's sacrament
- It has no spiritual effect-2. It symbolizes the cleansing blood of Christ-3. It yields assurance to the believer
- The rebuke expressed in this admonition-2. The instruction given in this admonition-3. The principle articulated in this admonition
- Regarding a risen Savior-2. Intended for needy disciples-3. Directed to an unworthy Peter
- They are of no value in justification-2. They are rewarded graciously-3. They are fruits of saving faith
- The symbolism surrounding this sepulcher-2. The visitors at this sepulcher-3. The gospel proceeding from this sepulcher
- The reason for this veil-2. The rending of this veil-3. The gospel message of this veil
- The benefits of this faith-2. The uniqueness of this faith-3. The function of this faith
- What preceded the crucifixion-2. The crucifixion itself-3. What followed the crucifixion
- The death of the Christian-2. The resurrection of the Christian-3. The eternal life of the Christian
Sermon Theme- Assurances from the Redeemer-1. In the acclamation of Ruth's kindness-2. In the affirmation of Ruth's request-3. In the acknowledgement of Ruth's virtue-4. In the anxiety of a nearer kinsman
Sermon Theme- The Surrendering Savior Secures Safety-1. His resolution-2. His protection-3. His submission
- The need for this forgiveness-2. The comforting reality of this forgiveness-3. The personal benefit of this forgiveness
Sermon Theme- Jesus Institutes the Lord's Supper-1. Jesus breaks the bread of the Passover-2. Jesus gives the cup of the Passover
Sermon Theme- Jesus Anointed by Mary in Bethany-1. An expression of Mary's love to Jesus-2. Misunderstood by the disciples of Jesus-3. Explained by Jesus Himself
Sermon Theme- Paul's Confession of Faith-1. Its present focus-2. Its future anticipation-3. Its personal nature
- The person of the Holy Spirit-2. The gift of the Holy Spirit-3. The work of the Holy Spirit
- Sinners hear the word of the Father-2. Sinners learn the will of the Father-3. Sinners come to the Son of the Father
Sermon Theme- The Parable of the Elder Brother-1. His inquiry-2. His angry response-3. His father's loving rebuke
Sermon Theme- Baptism and the Promise of the Gospel-1. Expressed by the washing away of sins-2. Signified and sealed in Baptism-3. Rooted in the sovereign good pleasure of a Triune God
- Who offered Himself for His people-2. Who will judge the quick and the dead-3. Who will usher His people into glory
- The capability to draw near -v. 19--2. The confidence to draw near -v. 20-21--3. The call to draw near -v. 22-
- The Purpose of His Exaltation-2. The Profit of His Exaltation-3. The Final Step of His Exaltation
- Sought in Naomi's instruction-2. Sought by Ruth's obedience-3. Sought by Ruth's request
- Our Refuge and Strength-2. Our very present help in trouble-3. Our immovable confidence
- Addressed to fearful shepherds-2. Consisting of good tidings of great joy-3. Concludes with a profound description
- The necessity of His ascension-2. His presence after His ascension-3. The benefits of His ascension
- Ruth, the daughter-in-law of Naomi-2. Ruth, the wife of Boaz-3. Ruth, the mother of Obed
Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 17--1. The justification of the ungodly-2. The sanctification of believers-3. The glorification of the saints
- A woman who believed in Israel's God-2. A woman delivered by Israel's God-3. A woman honored by Israel's God
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -16--1. This is affirmed by His death - burial-2. This yields rich benefits for the believer-3. This secures deliverance from hell
- It signifies the natural state of our soul-2. It admonishes us to acknowledge the condition of our soul-3. It urges us to seek a remedy for our soul
Sermon Theme- Christ's Call to Repentance-1. A timely call- Two tragedies-2. A personal call- Except YE repent-3. An urgent call- Ye shall likewise perish
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -15--1. His suffering has yielded a complete redemption-2. His suffering has satisfied God's justice-3. His suffering has silenced the curse of God's law
- The need for this forgiveness-2. The wonder of this forgiveness-3. The purpose of this forgiveness
- To disciple the nations-2. To preach the gospel to every creature-3. To preach repentance and remission of sins-4. To begin at Jerusalem
- The substance of this duty-2. The generational nature of this duty-3. The purpose of this duty
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -13--1. He has redeemed us from all our sins-2. He has delivered us from the devil-3. He has made us His own property
- The Prospect of Peace is Certain-2. The Foundation of Peace is Firm-3. The Means of Peace is Faith-4. The Expressions of Peace are Focused
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -13--1. The only begotten Son of God-2. The Lord and Savior of His church
Sermon Theme- The Spirituality of the Sixth Commandment-1. Our attitude towards our neighbor.-2. Our worship with our neighbor.-3. Our calling to be at peace with our neighbor.
- Christians are members of Christ-2. Christians confess the Name of Christ-3. Christians are devoted to Christ-4. Christians are soldiers of Christ
- They are fulfilled in Him-2. They must be fully honored-3. They proclaim a righteousness acceptable to God
Sermon Theme- The Christian's Calling in this World-1. To be the salt of the earth-2. To be the light of the world-3. To bring glory to the Father
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -12--1. As our chief Prophet and Teacher-2. As our only High Priest-3. As our eternal King
- A Savior who is the Son of God-2. A Savior who saves from sin-3. A Savior who is a complete Savior
- This persecution is for righteousness' sake-2. This persecution reveals the Christian's true identity-3. This persecution calls for rejoicing
Sermon Theme- As a Daughter Among Maidens-1. Evidenced by Ruth's confession-2. Evidenced by Boaz's inclusion-3. Evidenced by Boaz's provision-4. Evidenced by Ruth's fullness
- Something to be understood-2. Something to be desired-3. Something to be feared-4. Something to be enjoyed
- Walk in love- the precept-2. Meditate on love- the provision-3. Resist through love- the practice
Sermon Theme- Naaman's Confession of Faith-1. A loving gift-2. A heartfelt vow-3. A needed petition
Sermon Theme- Peacemakers Pronounced Blessed-1. The identity of peacemakers-2. The conduct of peacemakers-3. The blessedness of peacemakers
- The nature of the pure in heart-2. The conduct of the pure in heart-3. The blessedness of the pure in heart
Sermon Theme- The Merciful Pronounced Blessed-1. The identity of the merciful-2. The blessedness of the merciful
- The object of this yearning- righteousness-2. The nature of this yearning- hungering - thirsting-3. The outcome of this yearning- full satisfaction
Sermon Theme- Jesus's Declaration Concerning Little Children-1. They are invited to come to Him-2. They may not be hindered in coming to Him-3. They are included in God's kingdom
Sermon Theme- The Meek Pronounced Blessed--1. The gracious character of the meek-2. The blessed inheritance of the meek
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -10 - Part 2--1. Patience in adversity-2. Thankfulness in prosperity-3. Confidence in the future
Heidelberg Catechism- Lord's Day -10 - Part 1--1. The doctrine of God's providence-2. Faith in God's providence
Sermon points--I - The Presence of the Enemies-II - The Preparing of the Table-III - The Pleasure of Christ's Welcome