Peapack Reformed Church Sermons and Teachings <itunes:category>

An Epiphany sermon offered by Pastor Alex Arthurs.

What is love? Or, WHO is love? Here's our sermon on the Fourth Sunday of Advent: Love is a Person. Grace and Peace!

Our Third sermon in our Advent Series: Deepening Our Sense of Reality. Grace and Peace!

Our second sermon in our Advent Series: A Peace in Progress. Grace and Peace!

Our first sermon in our Advent Series. Grace and Peace!

A reflection on the story of Hannah and Eli. A celebration of God's memory.

Revelation 21:1-6a. A sermon for All-Saints Sunday. Enjoy!

What is the core of our Christian faith?

This is our fourth and final sermon in our sermon series in the book of Job. Today we look at the book's conclusion and seek to understand what the ending teaches us about living the good life.

How does God respond to Job's lament? Check out Part 3 in our sermon series.

This is the second sermon in a four-week sermon series on the Book of Job. The series is entitled: The Problem of Suffering, the Goodness of God: The Book of Job. This sermon takes an in-depth look at Job's gut wrenching lament in chapter 23. Given that the book of Job is wisdom literature, what does Job's lament teach us about living the good life?

This is the first sermon in a four-week series on the Book of Job. The series is entitled: The Problem of Suffering, The Goodness of God: The Book of Job. This first sermon takes a look at the first couple of chapters in the book of Job. What is the author's intent in writing this book? Why is God conversing with Satan? Does God cause needless suffering?

What is God's heart for humaniy?

What does the Pentecost story tell us about the character and composition of the church?

"Listen to your heart!" the '80's pop singer Roxette instructs us. Is this sound advice? Is the heart the ultimate guide of wisdom and knowledge? Psalm 1 gives us a helpful answer.

The Holy Saturday Invitation: Don't rush past the pain.

A short reflection on Judas, the Last Supper, and Christ's love.

Why does Judas do it?

Psalm 139 is a love letter. Pastor Alex riffs off of the Psalmists words and offers a love letter to you. You are fully known and fully loved by God.

Are we quick to miss grace because of discomfort? Check out this timely sermon offered by Pastor Alex. If you have felt God minister to you through our preaching ministry, please consider making a gift at the link below: https://securepayment.link/peapackreformed/

Are you tired of worrying? Hear God's tender voice: Be still and know that I am God. If you feel God ministering to you through our preaching ministry, consider making a gift at: https://securepayment.link/peapackreformed/

On the way with Jesus we will find ourselves in dark places and clouded seasons, just like Nicodemus in John chapter 3. What does Jesus say to us when we are in the dark? If God has ministered to you through our preaching ministry, consider supporting Peapack Reformed Church financially. Gifts of any and all sizes empower our ministry greatly! You can give at this link: https://securepayment.link/...

This Lent at Peapack Reformed Church, we are on the way with Jesus. As we travel the Lenten road of life, Jesus comes alongside of us as our friend, companion, and guide. This first Sunday in Lent, we take a look at Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. Jesus' temptations intersect with temptations we still experience today. If you have experienced God ministering to you through our sermon minist...

"You are dust and to dust shall you return." Ash Wednesday is an invitation to contemplate our own mortality and depravity. However, it's not all bleak and hopeless--our being dust is actually an invitation to return to God and rest in Jesus. If you have been blessed and ministered to by our sermoncast ministry, consider making a donation to Peapack Reformed Church: https://securepayment.link/peap...

Enjoy this stroll through Matthew 17:1-9; and an encouragement for those of us facing an uncertain future. Do you feel God ministering to you through our sermoncast ministry? Consider making a donation to our church at the link below: https://securepayment.link/peapackreformed/