First Cutlerville Christian Reformed Church

In many ways, Paul's letter to the Galatians seems a world away.  It addresses first century questions of religious practice, circumcision, and the relationship between Jews and Gentiles.  In other ways, Galatians addresses exactly the kinds of situations we face today - race relations, identity, and how we should think about community.  This fall, we go deeper into the glorious hea...

Tonight we look at how the Spirit of God works and how we can discern how to know if what we are experiences is our own ideas or the work of God. Galatians 3:1 - 14

In many ways, Paul's letter to the Galatians seems a world away.  It addresses first century questions of religious practice, circumcision, and the relationship between Jews and Gentiles.  In other ways, Galatians addresses exactly the kinds of situations we face today - race relations, identity, and how we should think about community.  This fall, we go deeper into the glorious hea...

We look at Galatians 1:11 - 2:10 and wonder how Paul could have the confidence to confront the Apostle Peter. 

In many ways, Paul's letter to the Galatians seems a world away.  It addresses first century questions of religious practice, circumcision, and the relationship between Jews and Gentiles.  In other ways, Galatians addresses exactly the kinds of situations we face today - race relations, identity, and how we should think about community.  This fall, we go deeper into the glorious hea...

Scripture: Luke 12:1-21 

The 2022 summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherne...

The 2022 summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherne...

The 2022 summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherne...

The 2022 summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherne...

The 2022 summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherne...

Our summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherness' i...

Our summer sermon series will consider the incommunicable attributes of God - those characteristics in which we do not and cannot share with Him. Without a healthy view of God, we lean toward one of two extremes. In one, God is seen as small, weak, and limited. In this view of God, what He says in His Word is ignored and our voices become equal to God's own. In the second view, God's 'otherness' i...

Text: Revelation 21:1 - 22:5 In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

Text: Revelation 12 In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

Text: Revelation 19:11-16; 20:1-15 In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

We look at several ways scholars have seen the organization of John's Revelation and note some of the key similarities. 

As we consider "what time it is" in Revelation, we reflect on clues John provides about where we are to find hope and encouragement within God's redemptive history. 

Text: Revelation Chapters 4 & 5 In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

Text: Revelation  In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

We look at the six seals in Revelation 6 and how God answers them with His hopefilled future in Revelation 7. 

Throughout the Book of Revelation, we witness the writer, John, demonstrate how Jesus undermines and defeats the powers of each age. Revelation 1 provides us with hope to not be afraid. 

Text: Revelation 1:9-20 In John's book of Revelation, we see a Triumphant, Sovereign Jesus Christ redeem, protect, and preserve a people for Himself in the face of threats from every corner of life. Our short series on Revelation reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.”

Text: John 18:28-40 Jesus’ teaching, life, death, resurrection, and rule impacted the lives of His original disciples. Jesus makes the same impact today on and through those who bear His Name. As we read through the gospels, we witness how Jesus disrupts cultural assumptions and calls His followers to impact the world.

Text: Matthew 27:50-54; 28:1-10 Jesus’ teaching, life, death, resurrection, and rule impacted the lives of His original disciples. Jesus makes the same impact today on and through those who bear His Name. As we read through the gospels, we witness how Jesus disrupts cultural assumptions and calls His followers to impact the world.