First Cutlerville Christian Reformed Church

We look at how the Bible points to how we made body, mind and soul in the image of God. And we look at how culture currently priorities the inner life at the expense of the body.

We look at how the Bible points to how we made body, mind and soul in the image of God. And we look at how culture currently priorities the inner life at the expense of the body.

Who are we? What are we made for? Why is the world the way it is-both chock full of unmistakable beauty and tragic brokenness? As the Bible begins, Genesis 1-3 provide answers to these crucial foundational questions in surprising ways. Throughout this fall we focus on these chapters as we seek to answer what matters most.

We reflect on the similarities of Genesis 2 and Revelation 21 & 22 as they relate to the temple space and how blessing flows outward.

Who are we? What are we made for? Why is the world the way it is-both chock full of unmistakable beauty and tragic brokenness? As the Bible begins, Genesis 1-3 provide answers to these crucial foundational questions in surprising ways. Throughout this fall we focus on these chapters as we seek to answer what matters most.

We reflect on the creation of humans and how other ancient religion creation myths explain where humans come from.

Who are we? What are we made for? Why is the world the way it is-both chock full of unmistakable beauty and tragic brokenness? As the Bible begins, Genesis 1-3 provide answers to these crucial foundational questions in surprising ways. Throughout this fall we focus on these chapters as we seek to answer what matters most.

Who are we? What are we made for? Why is the world the way it is-both chock full of unmistakable beauty and tragic brokenness? As the Bible begins, Genesis 1-3 provide answers to these crucial foundational questions in surprising ways. Throughout this fall we focus on these chapters as we seek to answer what matters most.

The prophets regularly called God's people to repentance, toward a deeper trust in God and advised the nation's leaders on how to live faithfully. Elisha followed in the footsteps of Elijah as one of Israel's great prophets. This four-week series in the early chapters of 2 Kings explores Elisha's ministry and reveals challenges for God's people.

The prophets regularly called God's people to repentance, toward a deeper trust in God and advised the nation's leaders on how to live faithfully. Elisha followed in the footsteps of Elijah as one of Israel's great prophets. This four-week series in the early chapters of 2 Kings explores Elisha's ministry and reveals challenges for God's people.

The prophets regularly called God's people to repentance, toward a deeper trust in God and advised the nation's leaders on how to live faithfully. Elisha followed in the footsteps of Elijah as one of Israel's great prophets. This four-week series in the early chapters of 2 Kings explores Elisha's ministry and reveals challenges for God's people.

The prophets regularly called God's people to repentance, toward a deeper trust in God and advised the nation's leaders on how to live faithfully. Elisha followed in the footsteps of Elijah as one of Israel's great prophets. This four-week series in the early chapters of 2 Kings explores Elisha's ministry and reveals challenges for God's people.

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

When Romans 8:28 states: "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him," we find our own lives often shout to contrary. How can the pain, suffering, and unexpected of our lives fit into God's good for us? Telling stories helps us to make sense of, and provide meaning to, the events in our lives. Reflecting on the story of Joseph, and how it is told, provides us with a s...

Romans 8 is one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible. This is for a good reason, as the Apostle Paul pulls together the scope of the gospel into a crescendo of God's sovereign grace. Through April and May we slow down and go deep into the heart of God's salvation and all it means!

Romans 8 is one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible. This is for a good reason, as the Apostle Paul pulls together the scope of the gospel into a crescendo of God's sovereign grace. Through April and May we slow down and go deep into the heart of God's salvation and all it means!

We reflect on Paul's emphasis on "who are you connected to."

We reflect on Paul's argument about Abraham in Romans 4.

Romans 8 is one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible. This is for a good reason, as the Apostle Paul pulls together the scope of the gospel into a crescendo of God's sovereign grace. Through April and May we slow down and go deep into the heart of God's salvation and all it means!

Romans 8 is one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible. This is for a good reason, as the Apostle Paul pulls together the scope of the gospel into a crescendo of God's sovereign grace. Through April and May we slow down and go deep into the heart of God's salvation and all it means!

We consider how Paul takes moral and religious people down a peg (or four) as he heads toward the well-known, "all have sinned..."