Reformation Riches

In this short, Pastor Joling exhorts believers to enter worship services with joy and gladness.

Why is Jesus called 'the Light of the World'? Rev. Joling looks at Jesus' claim to be the 'Light of the World' as he resumes his study of John 8.

Who is the Holy Spirit and what is His relationship to the Christian? Pastor Joling considers this question in connection with Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 20 and Romans 8.

In this short, Pastor Joling reminds believers that only God can change our sinful hearts, and that there is nothing that we can do to change ourselves.

What did Jesus do when the Pharisees brought an adulteress woman to Him? Rev. Joling looks at the interaction between Jesus, the adulteress woman, and the Pharisees in John 8.

What will Jesus be doing when the Final Judgment comes? Pastor Joling examines what Jesus teaches considering His role in the Final Judgment as he continues his look at the Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 19.

Pastor Joling reads from Proverbs 3 noting the wisdom to trust in the Lord with all your heart.

When the Pharisees attempted to arrest Jesus, the Lord cried out for the peoples to come and drink and believe in Himself. Pastor Joling continues his exposition of John 7 looking at how the people were divided on Jesus' identity.

What happened after Jesus ascended into heaven? Pastor Joling looks at what happened when Jesus ascended into heaven and how that benefits the Christian in connection with Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 19.

In this short, Rev. Joling ponders what the Apostle Paul writes about Christian Liberty in Galatians 3 and 5.

While Jesus was popular among some groups of people, others harbored wicked feelings towards Him. Rev. Joling discusses the hostility Christ faced in his day as he continues his study of John's gospel.

Where did Christ go after He was raised from the dead? And how does this benefit believers still on earth? Today, Rev. Joling continues his study of the Heidelberg Catechism as he looks at the phrase '[Christ] ascended into heaven.

In this short, Pastor Joling notes the importance of worshipping God with both our lips and our hearts.

Many of the people listening to Jesus left him. When Jesus asked the disciples why they stayed, Peter said, 'you have the words of eternal life.' Pastor Joling returns in his study of John's gospel to see how to live forever.

The Heidelberg Catechism asks, 'how does Christ's resurrection benefit us?' Today, Pastor Joling returns to his study of the Heidelberg Catechism to answer that question.

Pastor Joling reads Proverbs 11 (NKJV) noting that the generous heart is the pleasure of the Lord.

The church of Ephesus held a special place in the heart of the Apostle Paul. Our special guest speaker, Rev. Stan Way, continues examining Ephesians 1 as he looks at the prayer Paul offers on behalf of the Ephesians.

As Paul begins his letter to the Ephesians, he give praise to God for who He is and what He has done in predestination. This week, our special guest speaker, Rev. Stan Way, retired senior minister of Cornerstone United Reformed Church in Medford, OR, considers Paul's opening statements in Ephesians 1.

In this short, Pastor Joling reminds the saints that while the law of God shows His holiness, it also shows His great mercy in redemption.

After Jesus fed the Five Thousand, he began to explain that if anyone wanted to have life, they must come to him. Pastor Joling considers the words Jesus says as he continues his study of John 6.

Where do we go when we die? What is the fate of believers? As Rev. Joling continues his study of the Heidelberg Catechism, we see that the Christian can take comfort in death.

Evangelism can be a difficult and sometimes discouraging endeavor. In this short, Rev. Murphy reassures us in our evangelistic outreach.

What did Jesus teach when He fed the Five Thousand? Rev. Joling looks at the statements Jesus made in the opening verses of John 6.

Why did Jesus have to suffer before His crucifixion at the hands of Pontius Pilate and the Romans? Rev. Joling continues his study of the Heidelberg Catechism as he examines the suffering of Jesus.

In this short, Pastor Joling considers the pledge the psalmist calls us to make as we give thanks to God.