Church on the Boulevard

We continue our study in the first letter to the church in Corinth as Paul continues to emphasize the importance that the church be unified and purified. Mark Barnes | July 5th, 2026

As we examine 34th Psalm in the light King David's life, we see that God is faithful to his people, even in the midst of their failures. Jonathan Cook | July 5th, 2026

"Let all the earth fear the Lord; let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him!" Jonathan Cook | June 28th, 2026

This week we discuss Paul's concern for the purity of the church as he urges the Corinthian church to seek righteousness and reconciliation. Jonathan Cook | June 28th, 2026

We continue our Sunday School series through 1 Corinthians as we come to chapter 4 where Paul begins to remind the Corinthian church that his message comes from God. Mark Barnes | June 21st, 2026

When we go to God in confession, do we find, as David does in Psalm 32, his restoration as he is faithful to his people? Jonathan Cook | June 21st, 2026

This week in 1 Corinthians, we pick up with some of chapter two as we examine the difference between earthly wisdom and the wisdom revealed by God. Jonathan Cook | June 14th, 2026

This week we follow David through the ups and downs of life as he trusts in God's faithfulness in Psalm 31. Jonathan Cook | June 14th, 2026

Join us as we continue our summer in the Psalms with Psalm 30, where David reminds us of God's faithfulness to his people. Jonathan Cook | June 7th, 2026

We continue our study through 1 Corinthians as we look at Paul's emphasis on the centrality of the cross to the message of the Gospel. Alex Coblentz | June 7th, 2026

Jesus meets with two disciples as they go along the road to Emmaus, eventually revealing himself in the breaking of bread. What implications does this have for our Christian walk? Rev. Alex Coblentz | May 31st, 2026

This week we begin our Sunday school series in 1 Corinthians by looking at some of the background to Paul's letter and then turning to his greeting to the church in Corinth. Mark Barnes | May31st, 2026

We start our summer in the Psalms by picking up where we left off with Psalm 29. Ben Headley | May 24th, 2026

We conclude our sermon series on liturgy by looking to the centrality of worship in all of life. Jonathan Cook | May 17th, 2026

We conclude our Sunday school series on "The Reformation" by highlighting what we have covered throughout the class and turning to the missional aspect of the Reformed tradition. Dr. John Cook | May 17th, 2026

We always end our worship service with a "Benediction" (a final good word), but why is it so important? Jonathan Cook | May 1oth, 2026

Along with the TULIP acrostic, many utilize the "5 Solas" (Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, Sola Gratia, Solus Christus, and Soli Deo Gloria) to summarize the teachings of Reformed Christianity. Dr. John Cook | May 10th, 2026

Why is prayer a part of our worship service? Jonathan Cook | May 3rd, 2026

We wrap up our discussion of the acrostic, TULIP, by considering the "P'-Perseverance of the Saints. Dr. John Cook | May 3rd, 2026

As we continue through understanding Reformed theology, this week we cover the third and fourth parts of TULIP, "Limited Atonement" and "Irresistible Grace". Dr. John Cook | April 26th, 2026

Each week we have a time of Offertory in our worship service, but how do we as Christians live out that same generosity throughout the rest of our lives? Jonathan Cook | April 26th, 2026

As we continue to look at the core doctrines of the Reformed faith, this week we cover the second part of Tulip, "Unconditional Election". - Dr. John Cook | April 19th, 2026

The confessions of the church, which are found in our creeds and catechisms, ground us together in the one, true faith. - Rev. Jonathan Cook | April 19th, 2026

This week we begin to unpack TULIP-the popular acronym used to describe Reformed theology-by looking into Total Depravity. - Dr. John Cook | April 12th, 2026

What is the Lord's Supper, why does it matter, and how does it shape us in our worship? - Jonathan Cook | April 12th, 2026