Saint’s Rest Reformed Church

David sins, comes to agree with God's law about his sin, and receives the good news of the forgiveness of sins. Preached by Timothy Baird

God sends His anointed Savior-King, who delivers the sinful & helpless in the midst of their unbelief. Preached by Timothy Baird

Jesus asks the Father to sanctify us in Himself unto unity in the church to the glory of His redeeming love. Preached by Timothy Baird

Bearing burdens is a lifelong Christian calling. We find our strength in Christ and His bearing of our burdens as we seek to help our Christian neighbors. Preached by Cameron McQueen

Jesus asks the Father to keep His people through the grace and knowledge of Christ and the unity of the church that proceeds from it. Preached by Timothy Baird

Jesus asks His Father to exalt Him as King of the Universe for us and for our salvation. Preached by Timothy Baird

As His final teaching before His betrayal and crucifixion, Jesus clarifies the gospel and His disciples believe. Preached by Timothy Baird

Jesus foretells the pain the disciples will experience at His death and burial, and the untouchable joy they will have in His resurrection, ascension, and coming and ministry of His Spirit.

The Spirit is at work through the proclamation of law and gospel, even in the midst of the irrational and painful hostility it may bring. Even when that hostility comes from within the church. Preached by Timothy Baird

Paul teaches believers in Rome to exercise Christian liberty with wisdom, honoring both freedom and love through pursuing unity and building one another up in the faith. Preached by Cameron McQueen

Jesus prepares His disciples (and us who believe through their word) for their calling—receiving His love through the testimony of the Spirit, loving one another out of the love we receive, and testifying to His love in a world that often hates and rejects it. Preached by Timothy Baird

The Sabbath had become laden with rules and burdened those that were meant to find their rest in God. Jesus, in the healing of a man at the pools of Bathesda, shows how he is our true Sabbath by completion of the law and all its requirements. He offers us rest in him. Preached by Matthew Bertrand

Christians are profoundly needy before God, and Christ meets those needs to the uttermost in all who draw near to the Father in Him—justifying us in His work for us, sanctifying us by His work in us, and one day making us all that He is in His glorified humanity. Preached by Timothy Baird

Jesus gives His infallibly established peace to His disciples and those who believe through their word. Preached by Timothy Baird

Paul exhorts believers to good works through the Gospel. Preached by Cameron McQueen

The Spirit of Christ abides in us, completing God's redemption by grace through faith. Preached by Timothy Baird

To see and know the Son is to see and know the Father. As the Father does His works in the Son, so the Father and Son are working in and through the church. Preached by Timothy Baird

Jesus announces His departure, shows mercy to stumbling saints, and promises them eternal glory. Preached by Timothy Baird

All the malice of men and hell can only serve to display the glory of God's redeeming love. Preached by Timothy Baird

The Son of God came down from heaven to serve us, and He serves us still. Preached by Timothy Baird

The Blessed Man surveys fallen humanity, gives His verdict and His sentence, and comforts those who take refuge in Him with the good news of His return. Preached by Timothy Baird

Teachers who would found the church's confidence before God on things worked in them or done by them are driven by the concerns of this present evil age; while ministers of the gospel are captivated by God's redeeming love—freely bestowed on us in Christ. Preached by Timothy Baird

Love gently restores the weak and generously cares for the needy in the freedom of Christ. Preached by Timothy Baird

Resist fulfilling the desires of the flesh and yield your earthly members to love in the freedom of Christ. Preached by Timothy Baird

The freedom we're given in Christ should be used for the good purpose of adorning the gospel with works of love. Abusing it by turning it into an occasion for the flesh is always destructive. Preached by Timothy Baird