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This Sunday is the fourth Sunday in Eastertide. Pastor Jonker will preach an Easter-themed sermon on Leviticus 25, the passage that talks about the year of Jubilee.

This Sunday will be the second Sunday of Eastertide. Rev. Jonker will preach a sermon on Genesis 44 and 45, which is the end of the Joseph story

This Sunday, we welcome Reverend David Bast back as we continue the Easter celebration. His sermon is titled "Encouraging Words" and is based on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11.

We will celebrate our Lord's resurrection! Reverend Jonker will preach on 1 Corinthians 15:50-58.

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We continue our Lenten sermon series “Man of Sorrows.” Pastor Jonker will preach on the book of Job and what it teaches about suffering.

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We continue our Lenten sermon series, Man of Sorrows. Pastor Jonker will preach on Romans 5:1-5 and Romans 8:14-17, two passages where Paul says some unusual things about our suffering.

It is the first Sunday of Lent. We will celebrate communion, and Reverend Jonker will begin a new sermon series called Man of Sorrows. All the sermons in this series will address the reality of human suffering and God's relationship to our suffering and sorrow. Reverend Jonker will preach the first sermon, and his text will be Isaiah 53:1-7.

Pastor Jonker will finish our 'Formed by Jesus' sermon series. He will preach on Luke 11, verses 1-13, the passage where Jesus teaches his disciples how to pray. We will be thinking about prayer and its role in forming our life.

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We will continue our Formed by Jesus sermon series. Reverend Jonker will preach on Matthew 18:15-20, a passage where Jesus teaches us about conflict and confrontation. We will also celebrate the Lord's Supper together.

We begin a new series for the season of Epiphany called Formed by Jesus. Rev. Jonker will preach, and we will consider the love command found in Matthew 22:34-40.

We will welcome back Dr. Stan Mast to our pulpit. He will preach on Hebrews 1, with the message entitled "Angels Unawares."

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Reverend Jonker will preach at that service. He will conclude our advent series, Jesus in Genesis. He will preach on Genesis 21:1-7 and the birth of Isaac.

We continue our "Jesus in Genesis" series. Reverend Jonker will preach on Genesis 14:13-24, a passage which introduces the figure of Melchizedek. At the end of the service, we will celebrate our annual tradition of singing the Hallelujah Chorus together.

Rev. Peter Jonker will continue our Advent sermon series, "Jesus in Genesis." His sermon is entitled "Far as the Curse is Found." His text will be Genesis 3:17-24.

It's first Sunday of Advent, and we will start a new sermon series, "Jesus in Genesis." Kristy Manion will preach from Genesis 3:12-16, and we will celebrate communion together.

We continue our "I Was Just Wondering..." series. All the sermons in this series are based on questions submitted by LaGrave's youth. Next week's sermon is based on the question, "How Do I Think About the End Times?" Reverend Jonker will preach on Matthew 24‎:36-50.

This week's question is, "I don't enjoy doing my devotions and going to church, so how can I improve my relationship with Jesus?" Reverend Jonker will preach on Hebrews 12:1-3.

We continue our "I Was Just Wondering…” series. All the sermons in this series are based on questions from LaGrave's youth. Next week's question is, "Is It Ever Okay to Swear?" Reverend Jonker will preach and his text will be Ephesians 4:29-5:4.

We will continue our "I Was Just Wondering..." sermon series. Reverend Manion will preach, and she will address the question, "How Do I Live in a Social Media World?" Her Bible text will be 1 Corinthians 9:19-23.

We will continue our "I Was Just Wondering..." sermon series. Each sermon is based on a question from the youth of our congregation. This Sunday's question is, "What is predestination, and how do I understand it? " Reverend Jonker will address this question through Romans 8:28-30.