As we gather this Sunday we will spend the day in prayer and learning about prayer. Lord's day 45 of the Heidelberg Catechism begins the final section, dealing with the Lord's Prayer. In the evening our attention will turn to Luke 11.11-13 (especially verse 13) where we learn what Jesus means when He says to Christians that He will give the Holy Spirit to those of us who ask Him. This should be a rich day to learn more about prayer! ---------- November 9, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Luke 11.1-13 Confessional Reading: Heidelberg Catechism Lord’s Day 45 Text: Luke 11. 1-4, 11-13 Sermon: “Ask Your Father for the Holy Spirit – We Need Him!” Theme: The Lord teaches us to ask for the Holy Spirit in prayer 1. Prayer is the teaching of the Lord to His church 2. Prayer is like our children asking us for a needed blessing 3. Prayer is we children asking our Father for the Holy Spirit

Title: [11/02/2025 AM] - “All Saved Are Saved Through Faith Alone” - Romans 3:19-31 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Date: November 2, 2025 Bible: Romans 3:21-24; Romans 3:19-31 On the Lord's Day we are going to conclude Reformation week with a clear focus on Reformation truths. In the morning we will take up the very important passage of Romans 3.21-24 - justification by faith alone! ----------- Reformation Sunday – November 2, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Romans 3.19-31 Text: Romans 3.21-24 Message: "All Saved Are Saved Through Faith Alone" Theme: God's gracious gift of righteousness is ours through simple faith alone 1. Do I need this gift which faith receives? 2. What gift does simple faith receive? 3. In what way does simple faith act?

In the evening we find balance from Romans 7.21-25a asking if you and I are still looking to Christ? Each side of Reformation truth is vital but having both together provides that needed balance absent in many churches today. Additionally, the Men of A-Chord will join us for the evening worship. They are always a blessing. ----------- Reformation Sunday – November 2, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Romans 7.21-25a "Still Looking to Christ? Still!??" Heidelberg Catechism Lord’s day 44, Q/A 114 & 115 Theme: Since the law is continually killing us, we look to Christ to be bringing us to life 1. The converted ones will not be perfect in this life 2. The converted ones will desire perfection in this life 3. The law makes us earnest toward perfection by repentance & assurance 4. The law makes us earnest toward perfection by pursuit & prayer

On the Lord's Day we are going to conclude Reformation week with a clear focus on Reformation truths. In the morning we will take up the very important passage of Romans 3.21-24 - justification by faith alone! ----------- Reformation Sunday – November 2, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Romans 3.19-31 Text: Romans 3.21-24 Message: “All Saved Are Saved Through Faith Alone” Theme: God’s gracious gift of righteousness is ours through simple faith alone 1. Do I need this gift which faith receives? 2. What gift does simple faith receive? 3. In what way does simple faith act?

Title: [10/26/2025 PM] - “Secret Sin Exposed” - Joshua 7:1-26 Speaker: Rev. Ted Gray Date: October 26, 2025 We welcome Rev. Ted Gray to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- Reformation Sunday – October 26, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE But the Israelites were unfaithful in regard to the devoted things; Achan son of Karmi, the son of Zimri, the son of Zerah, of the tribe of Judah, took some of them. So the LORD's anger burned against Israel. – Joshua 7:1 "Secret Sin Exposed" Joshua 7:1-26 I. Achan's sin teaches us: 1) Sooner or later unrepented "secret sins" (1) will be discovered (16- 21; Hebrews 4:13; 1 Timothy 5:24) 2) Sin always has repercussions (1, 4-5, 11-12, 24-25) 3) God has a righteous wrath against sin (1, 26; Hebrews 10:30-31) II. Observations: 1) We must guard ourselves against the progression of sin (20-21; James 1:13-15) 2) Sin within the body of Christ (the church, which Israel represented) must be dealt with (11-12; Matt 18:15-17; Acts 5:1-11; 1 Tim 5:20) 3) Even in the place where God's righteous wrath is unleashed at sin, there is a door of hope (26; Hosea 2:15; Isaiah 65:10; John 10:9) III. Application: Forgiveness is freely given to all who confess their sins, believing in Jesus Christ alone for salvation (1 John 1:8-10)

Title: [10/26/2025 AM] - “Trust in the LORD with All Your Heart” - John 14; Proverbs 3 Speaker: Rev. Ted Gray Date: October 26, 2025 We welcome Rev. Ted Gray to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- Reformation Sunday – October 26, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths. Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the LORD with All Your Heart" John 14:1-6; Proverbs 3:5-6 I. Life often seems like a maze with many uncertainties. Therefore, in the pilgrimage of life, it is essential that we: 1) Trust in the Lord with all our heart (5a), through saving faith in Christ alone (John 14:1-6) 2) Lean not on our own understanding (5b) 3) Acknowledge the Lord in all our ways (6a; Joshua 9:14)) II. By doing so, the Lord "will make straight your paths" (6b): 1) Having a straight path does not imply a problem free life of health and wealth (John 16:33) 2) Having a straight path means our path is guided by God's Word and Spirit; He will direct our paths giving guidance from above (6, KJV; Proverbs 16:9; Psalm 119:105) 3) When the Lord directs our path, He directs us to the only path that leads to eternal life (Psalm 16:11; 73:24-26; Matthew 7:13; John 14:6)

We welcome Rev. Ted Gray to lead us in worship for both services. ------------------ Reformation Sunday – October 26, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE But the Israelites were unfaithful in regard to the devoted things; Achan son of Karmi, the son of Zimri, the son of Zerah, of the tribe of Judah, took some of them. So the LORD’s anger burned against Israel. – Joshua 7:1 “Secret Sin Exposed” Joshua 7:1-26 I. Achan’s sin teaches us: 1) Sooner or later unrepented “secret sins” (1) will be discovered (16- 21; Hebrews 4:13; 1 Timothy 5:24) 2) Sin always has repercussions (1, 4-5, 11-12, 24-25) 3) God has a righteous wrath against sin (1, 26; Hebrews 10:30-31) II. Observations: 1) We must guard ourselves against the progression of sin (20-21; James 1:13-15) 2) Sin within the body of Christ (the church, which Israel represented) must be dealt with (11-12; Matt 18:15-17; Acts 5:1-11; 1 Tim 5:20) 3) Even in the place where God’s righteous wrath is unleashed at sin, there is a door of hope (26; Hosea 2:15; Isaiah 65:10; John 10:9) III. Application: Forgiveness is freely given to all who confess their sins, believing in Jesus Christ alone for salvation (1 John 1:8-10)

We welcome Rev. Ted Gray to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- Reformation Sunday – October 26, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths. Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the LORD with All Your Heart” John 14:1-6; Proverbs 3:5-6 I. Life often seems like a maze with many uncertainties. Therefore, in the pilgrimage of life, it is essential that we: 1) Trust in the Lord with all our heart (5a), through saving faith in Christ alone (John 14:1-6) 2) Lean not on our own understanding (5b) 3) Acknowledge the Lord in all our ways (6a; Joshua 9:14)) II. By doing so, the Lord “will make straight your paths” (6b): 1) Having a straight path does not imply a problem free life of health and wealth (John 16:33) 2) Having a straight path means our path is guided by God’s Word and Spirit; He will direct our paths giving guidance from above (6, KJV; Proverbs 16:9; Psalm 119:105) 3) When the Lord directs our path, He directs us to the only path that leads to eternal life (Psalm 16:11; 73:24-26; Matthew 7:13; John 14:6)

Title: [10/19/2025 PM] - “Being Devoted to God—both Body and Mind”- Romans 12:1-21 Speaker: Dr. J. Mark Beach Series: Mission Emphasis Date: October 19, 2025 Bible: Romans 12:1-21 We welcome Dr. Mark Beach to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- October 19, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 63 Scripture Reading: Romans 1:1-21 Text: Romans 1:1, 2 Sermon: "Being Devoted to God—both Body and Mind"

Title: [10/19/2025 AM] - “Samson Anticipates Satan’s Demise by Making ‘Strong City’ Weak” Speaker: Dr. J. Mark Beach Series: Mission Emphasis Date: October 19, 2025 Bible: Judges 16:1-3 We welcome Dr. Mark Beach to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- October 19, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Judges 16:1-3 Message: "Samson, the Sinner, Anticipates Satan's Demise by Making 'Strong City' Weak"

We welcome Dr. Mark Beach to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- October 19, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 63 Scripture Reading: Romans 1:1-21 Text: Romans 1:1, 2 Sermon: “Being Devoted to God—both Body and Mind”

We welcome Dr. Mark Beach to lead us in worship for both services. -------------- October 19, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Judges 16:1-3 Message: “Samson, the Sinner, Anticipates Satan’s Demise by Making ‘Strong City’ Weak”

Title: [10/12/2025 PM] - “Missions: Rescue Those in the Darkness God Hates” - Acts 26 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Mission Emphasis Date: October 12, 2025 Bible: Acts 26:1-18; Psalm 107:1-16 In the evening I plan to bring a sermon from Acts 26.17, 18 and Q/A 113 dealing with our mission work speaking to this present darkness. Are you noticing a lot more Halloween decorations, and of a darker theme? Facts bear out what we are seeing. How should we address this? Come Sunday night. While there will not be a fill in the blanks for this sermon there will be a resource sheet on the table to help us think clearly about the rapid increase in darkness with Jesus and the light of the gospel as our answer! -------- October 12, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 107.1-16 Scripture Reading: Acts 26.1-18 Confessional Reading: HC Q/A 113 Text: Acts 26.17, 18 Sermon: "Missions: Rescue Those in the Darkness God Hates" Theme: Our missionary attitude of desiring salvation for those in darkness must include hating darkness 1. The Lord Jesus promised to rescue Paul – Why? 2. The Lord Jesus told Paul that darkness and Satan are real – What??? 3. The Lord Jesus told Paul that rescue out of darkness is required for forgiveness – Still?

In the evening I plan to bring a sermon from Acts 26.17, 18 and Q/A 113 dealing with our mission work speaking to this present darkness. Are you noticing a lot more Halloween decorations, and of a darker theme? Facts bear out what we are seeing. How should we address this? Come Sunday night. While there will not be a fill in the blanks for this sermon there will be a resource sheet on the table to help us think clearly about the rapid increase in darkness with Jesus and the light of the gospel as our answer! -------- October 12, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 107.1-16 Scripture Reading: Acts 26.1-18 Confessional Reading: HC Q/A 113 Text: Acts 26.17, 18 Sermon: “Missions: Rescue Those in the Darkness God Hates” Theme: Our missionary attitude of desiring salvation for those in darkness must include hating darkness 1. The Lord Jesus promised to rescue Paul – Why? 2. The Lord Jesus told Paul that darkness and Satan are real – What??? 3. The Lord Jesus told Paul that rescue out of darkness is required for forgiveness – Still?

Title: [10/12/2025 AM] - “A Glorious Scandal”- Luke 19:1-10 Speaker: Rev. Paul Ipema Series: Mission Emphasis Date: October 12, 2025 Bible: Luke 19:1-10 This Sunday begins our missions-emphasis week. In the morning we welcome Rev. Paul Ipema who will bring us important truth from Luke 19.1-10 (Zacchaeus). This "Glorious Scandal" will be an excellent and encouraging beginning to this week. -------- October 12, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Luke 19:1-10 Text: Luke 19:1-10 Message: "A Glorious Scandal"

This Sunday begins our missions-emphasis week. In the morning we welcome Rev. Paul Ipema who will bring us important truth from Luke 19.1-10 (Zacchaeus). This "Glorious Scandal" will be an excellent and encouraging beginning to this week. -------- October 12, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Luke 19:1-10 Text: Luke 19:1-10 Message: “A Glorious Scandal”

Title: [10/05/2025 PM] - “The Proper Use of the Tongue” - Proverbs 12:17-23 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Heidelberg Catechism Date: October 5, 2025 Bible: Proverbs 12:17-23 The evening sermon will focus on what we say, how we say it, and learning to put a zip tie on our tongue. Proverbs 12.17-22 and Lord's day 43 will provide plenty of incredibly important material for our instruction. I would humbly ask you again to not set aside attendance at the second worship service - let's gather to praise the Lord and feed on His Word! ----------- October 5, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 96.10-13 Scripture Reading: Proverbs 12.17-22 Catechism Reading: Lord's Day 43 Text: Proverbs 12.17-23 Sermon: "The Proper Use of the Tongue" Theme: The tongue of the servant of Christ must serve Christ 1. The activity of the tongue 2. The value of the tongue 3. The outcome of the tongue

The evening sermon will focus on what we say, how we say it, and learning to put a zip tie on our tongue. Proverbs 12.17-22 and Lord's day 43 will provide plenty of incredibly important material for our instruction. I would humbly ask you again to not set aside attendance at the second worship service - let's gather to praise the Lord and feed on His Word! ----------- October 5, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 96.10-13 Scripture Reading: Proverbs 12.17-22 Catechism Reading: Lord’s Day 43 Text: Proverbs 12.17-23 Sermon: “The Proper Use of the Tongue” Theme: The tongue of the servant of Christ must serve Christ 1. The activity of the tongue 2. The value of the tongue 3. The outcome of the tongue

Title: [10/05/2025 AM] - “Chronicles of Christ #11: 1 Kings” - 1 Kings 12:1-24 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: The Bible in 66 Sermons Date: October 5, 2025 Bible: 1 Kings 12:1-24 On the Lord's Day we will come to 1 Kings, an amazing book chronicling the work of Christ through the reign of Solomon, followed by the first kings of the divided covenant kingdom. On our own we are divided (look at our government tussle), but in Christ, our congregation is one! ------- October 5, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 1 Kings 1.28-31; 2.1-4; 3.4-15; 4.29-34; 6.1;11-13; 37-38; 8.1-5; 9.1-9; 10.6-9; 11.41-43; 14.7-11; 21-24; 16.29 – 17.6; 18.36-41; 19.15-18; 22.41-44; 51-53 Text: 1 Kings 12.1-24 Message: "Chronicles of Christ #11: 1 Kings" Theme: The Lord reveals both the glory (His faithfulness) and grief (human sinfulness) in His kingdom 1. 1 Kings in its context 2. 1 Kings in its Christ-centered context 3. 1 Kings and its covenant applications

Title: [09/28/2025 PM] - “In Any Case, Follow Me” - John 21:18-23 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: September 28, 2025 Bible: John 21:18-23; Psalm 25:1-22 In the evening we will finish the last chapter of John, taking 21.18-23 (remember that we dealt with verses 24, 25 in an earlier sermon in this short series). Do we trust that the Lord will provide us with what we need for the path of life He has set us on? Also, this text teaches us the source of many of the errors the church has faced is not listening to what the Lord has said (misunderstanding His Word). We will work through this Sunday night. --------- September 28, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 25 Scripture Reading: John 21.18-23 Text: John 21.18-23 Sermon: "In Any Case, Follow Me" Theme: The Lord's love provides varied paths to the same goal 1. For some, the goal is achieved only through suffering – Follow Christ 2. In that path the Lord's love grants all needed – Trust Christ 3. For others, the goal seems achieved with great ease – Hear Christ 4. In each path His clear Word leads us to the goal – Glorify Christ!

On the Lord's Day we will come to 1 Kings, an amazing book chronicling the work of Christ through the reign of Solomon, followed by the first kings of the divided covenant kingdom. On our own we are divided (look at our government tussle), but in Christ, our congregation is one! ------- October 5, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 1 Kings 1.28-31; 2.1-4; 3.4-15; 4.29-34; 6.1;11-13; 37-38; 8.1-5; 9.1-9; 10.6-9; 11.41-43; 14.7-11; 21-24; 16.29 – 17.6; 18.36-41; 19.15-18; 22.41-44; 51-53 Text: 1 Kings 12.1-24 Message: “Chronicles of Christ #11: 1 Kings” Theme: The Lord reveals both the glory (His faithfulness) and grief (human sinfulness) in His kingdom 1. 1 Kings in its context 2. 1 Kings in its Christ-centered context 3. 1 Kings and its covenant applications

In the evening we will finish the last chapter of John, taking 21.18-23 (remember that we dealt with verses 24, 25 in an earlier sermon in this short series). Do we trust that the Lord will provide us with what we need for the path of life He has set us on? Also, this text teaches us the source of many of the errors the church has faced is not listening to what the Lord has said (misunderstanding His Word). We will work through this Sunday night. --------- September 28, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 25 Scripture Reading: John 21.18-23 Text: John 21.18-23 Sermon: “In Any Case, Follow Me” Theme: The Lord’s love provides varied paths to the same goal 1. For some, the goal is achieved only through suffering – Follow Christ 2. In that path the Lord’s love grants all needed – Trust Christ 3. For others, the goal seems achieved with great ease – Hear Christ 4. In each path His clear Word leads us to the goal – Glorify Christ!

Title: [09/28/2025 AM] - “Chronicles of Christ #10: 2 Samuel” - 2 Samuel 7.1-29 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: The Bible in 66 Sermons Date: September 28, 2025 Bible: 2 Samuel 7:1-29 We come to the house of the Lord Sunday morning to hear from our God in 2 Samuel. The peace present here from the strength of Christ will comfort us. But God will also call us to give an answer - be ready! ------- September 28, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 2 Samuel 1.1-4; 2.10, 11; 5.1-5; 6.1-15; 8.15; 11.1; 12.1-10; 13.28-34a;18.31-33; 22.47-51; 23.2-4 Text: 2 Samuel 7.1-29 Message: "Chronicles of Christ #10: 2 Samuel" Theme: The Lord establishes a home for His people in the eternal house He builds 1. 2 Samuel in its context 2. 2 Samuel in its Christ-centered focus 3. 2 Samuel and its covenant applications

We come to the house of the Lord Sunday morning to hear from our God in 2 Samuel. The peace present here from the strength of Christ will comfort us. But God will also call us to give an answer - be ready! ------- September 28, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 2 Samuel 1.1-4; 2.10, 11; 5.1-5; 6.1-15; 8.15; 11.1; 12.1-10; 13.28-34a;18.31-33; 22.47-51; 23.2-4 Text: 2 Samuel 7.1-29 Message: “Chronicles of Christ #10: 2 Samuel” Theme: The Lord establishes a home for His people in the eternal house He builds 1. 2 Samuel in its context 2. 2 Samuel in its Christ-centered focus 3. 2 Samuel and its covenant applications

Title: [09/21/2025 PM] - “Find Your Hope in the Great Harvester” - Psalm 65 Speaker: Mr. Anthony Sato Date: September 21, 2025 Since I was at classis two days this week our brother Anthony will lead and preach Sunday night. His sermon from Psalm 65 will also be food for our souls. Please come and worship God and encourage our brother! ---------- September 21, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 16 Scripture Reading: Psalm 65 Text: Psalm 65 Sermon: "Find Your Hope in the Great Harvester" 1. Hope in Him because He heard us 2. Hope in Him because He has answered us 3. Hope in Him because His work brings overflowing life

Title: [09/21/2025 AM] - “Chronicles of Christ #9: 1 Samuel” - 1 Samuel 2:1-10 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: The Bible in 66 Sermons Date: September 21, 2025 Bible: 1 Samuel 2:1-10 We will come to 1st Samuel Sunday morning and in that sermon have some pointed comments to make - from the context of that 9th book - about the situation with Charlie Kirk. God's Word never leaves us wanting and there are plenty of valid comparisons to be made from 1st Samuel and what we are witnessing today. Come and be fed in the Lordship and saving mercies of Jesus Christ. -------- September 21, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 1 Samuel 1.1,2; 17-28; 3.10 – 4.1; 4.12-22; 7.2-6; 8.1-9; 9.1, 2; 15-17; 13.1-15; 15.10, 11; 16.1-13; 17.50; 19.9, 10; 31.1-6 Text: 1 Samuel 2.1-10 Message: "Chronicles of Christ #9: 1 Samuel" Theme: The sovereign and holy God lifts up and tears down, beginning to bring His covenant kingdom 1. 1 Samuel in its context 2. 1 Samuel in its Christ-centered focus 3. 1 Samuel and its covenant applications

Since I was at classis two days this week our brother Anthony will lead and preach Sunday night. His sermon from Psalm 65 will also be food for our souls. Please come and worship God and encourage our brother! ---------- September 21, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 16 Scripture Reading: Psalm 65 Text: Psalm 65 Sermon: “Find Your Hope in the Great Harvester” 1. Hope in Him because He heard us 2. Hope in Him because He has answered us 3. Hope in Him because His work brings overflowing life

Title: [09/14/2025 PM] - “Divine, Saving Love” - John 21:15-17 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: September 14, 2025 Bible: John 21:15-17; Philippians 2:1-11 The sermon after lunch will be the third of four in the mini-series on the last part of John's gospel, particularly now, Peter's reinstatement (John 21.15-17). Since a true believer can not lose his or her faith, the Lord must be working some other grace in Peter's life here. We will explore this and the significant pastoral implications Sunday afternoon. ------------ September 14, 2025 AFTERNOON WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Philippians 2:1-11 Scripture Reading: John 21.15-17 Text: John 21.15-17 Sermon: "Divine, Saving Love" Theme: The Lord's love provides a servant fit again to feed His sheep 1. Why the 'Love' question is primary, and asked three times 2. Why Shepherding the flock is all that matters 3. Why we are to learn of the Lord's love for His sheep

Title: [09/14/2025 AM] - “End-Time Words of Comfort” - 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: September 14, 2025 Bible: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 Our sermon Sunday morning - with the Lord's supper to follow - will connect with our preparatory devotionals. Those devotionals cover 1 Thessalonians 5.1-11. Our morning sermon will go back to 4.13-18. Please notice that in both sections the Apostle concludes with "Therefore encourage one another..." We will find that encouragement in His house on Sunday. ---------- September 14, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Text: 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Message: "End-Time Words of Comfort" Theme: The facts of the great reunion comfort the tested while He tarries 1. Striving through this life, observing death, we are tested but must believe 2. The facts about His return fully inform our faith 3. Comfort comes from obeying the command to teach ourselves this truth

The sermon after lunch will be the third of four in the mini-series on the last part of John's gospel, particularly now, Peter's reinstatement (John 21.15-17). Since a true believer can not lose his or her faith, the Lord must be working some other grace in Peter's life here. We will explore this and the significant pastoral implications Sunday afternoon. ------------ September 14, 2025 AFTERNOON WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Philippians 2:1-11 Scripture Reading: John 21.15-17 Text: John 21.15-17 Sermon: "Divine, Saving Love" Theme: The Lord's love provides a servant fit again to feed His sheep 1. Why the 'Love' question is primary, and asked three times 2. Why Shepherding the flock is all that matters 3. Why we are to learn of the Lord's love for His sheep

Our sermon Sunday morning - with the Lord's supper to follow - will connect with our preparatory devotionals. Those devotionals cover 1 Thessalonians 5.1-11. Our morning sermon will go back to 4.13-18. Please notice that in both sections the Apostle concludes with "Therefore encourage one another..." We will find that encouragement in His house on Sunday. ---------- September 14, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Text: 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Message: “End-Time Words of Comfort” Theme: The facts of the great reunion comfort the tested while He tarries 1. Striving through this life, observing death, we are tested but must believe 2. The facts about His return fully inform our faith 3. Comfort comes from obeying the command to teach ourselves this truth

Title: [09/07/2025 PM] - “Provisions of Many Kinds from the Lord” - John 21:1-14 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: September 7, 2025 Bible: John 21:1-14 In the evening we will have sermon #2 of the four part series on John 21. We will take up John 21.1-14 and see amazing things about the provisions of the Lord for His people for their mission. ---------- September 7, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 37:12-26 Scripture Reading: John 21:1-14 Text: John 21:1-14 Sermon: "Provisions of Many Kinds from the Lord" Theme: The Lord's love is seen in His provisions for His men on a mission 1. The Lord provides them with "failure" 2. The Lord provides them with success 3. The Lord provides them with a preview 4. The Lord provides them with a meal

In the evening we will have sermon #2 of the four part series on John 21. We will take up John 21.1-14 and see amazing things about the provisions of the Lord for His people for their mission. ---------- September 7, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Psalm 37:12-26 Scripture Reading: John 21:1-14 Text: John 21:1-14 Sermon: “Provisions of Many Kinds from the Lord” Theme: The Lord’s love is seen in His provisions for His men on a mission 1. The Lord provides them with “failure” 2. The Lord provides them with success 3. The Lord provides them with a preview 4. The Lord provides them with a meal

Title: [09/07/2025 AM] - “Continue in Christ the Lord” - Colossians 2:6-7 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: September 7, 2025 Bible: Colossians 2:6-7; Colossians 2:6-15 On the Lord's day it will be preparation Sunday. Since we plan to partake of the Lord's supper on September 14, we will have a preparatory sermon Sunday morning from Colossians 2:6-7. ----- September 7, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Colossians 2:6-15 Text: Colossians 2:6-7 Message: "Continue in Christ the Lord" Theme: To be safe in the turmoil you must walk in the Way you were given 1. We must be aware and mindful of which Way we received 2. We must continue walking in that Way 3. We can continue because He has founded us 4. And we will, overflowing with thankfulness

On the Lord's day it will be preparation Sunday. Since we plan to partake of the Lord's supper on September 14, we will have a preparatory sermon Sunday morning from Colossians 2:6-7. ----- September 7, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Scripture Reading: Colossians 2:6-15 Text: Colossians 2:6-7 Message: “Continue in Christ the Lord” Theme: To be safe in the turmoil you must walk in the Way you were given 1. We must be aware and mindful of which Way we received 2. We must continue walking in that Way 3. We can continue because He has founded us 4. And we will, overflowing with thankfulness

Title: [08/31/2025 PM] - “His Love = Faith’s Clear Evidence” - John 20:30-31 & 21:24-25 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Christ the Lord Date: August 31, 2025 Bible: John 20:30-31; John 21:24-25 The second service (holiday schedule) will be the first of four from the end of the book of John. We are taking a little pause in our catechism preaching to focus here as it will link up nicely with where we will be at for the Lord's supper "season" we begin with preparatory next week. One of the truths which the Lord's supper brings to our attention is the second coming of our Lord and Savior and the beginning of that forever state of glory. We will focus quite a bit on His return and heaven in the next few weeks. All of this, beloved, so that our hearts will not be troubled by the current pains and challenges before us. "Let not your hearts be troubled - trust in God, trust also in Me" (John 14.1). ------ August 31, 2025 AFTERNOON WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of 1 Corinthians 13 Scripture Reading: John 20.30, 31 & 21.24, 25 Text: John 20:30-31 & 21:24-25 Sermon: "His Love = Faith's Clear Evidence" Theme: The Lord's love produces perfect and overflowing evidence for faith 1. What we will know in glory… 2. But do we know enough now?? 3. What does His love bring? 4. We are commanded to believe!

The second service (holiday schedule) will be the first of four from the end of the book of John. We are taking a little pause in our catechism preaching to focus here as it will link up nicely with where we will be at for the Lord's supper "season" we begin with preparatory next week. One of the truths which the Lord's supper brings to our attention is the second coming of our Lord and Savior and the beginning of that forever state of glory. We will focus quite a bit on His return and heaven in the next few weeks. All of this, beloved, so that our hearts will not be troubled by the current pains and challenges before us. "Let not your hearts be troubled - trust in God, trust also in Me" (John 14.1). ------ August 31, 2025 AFTERNOON WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of 1 Corinthians 13 Scripture Reading: John 20.30, 31 & 21.24, 25 Text: John 20:30-31 & 21:24-25 Sermon: “His Love = Faith’s Clear Evidence” Theme: The Lord’s love produces perfect and overflowing evidence for faith 1. What we will know in glory… 2. But do we know enough now?? 3. What does His love bring? 4. We are commanded to believe!

Title: [08/31/2025 AM] - “Chronicles of Christ #8: Ruth” - Ruth 4.1-22 Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: The Bible in 66 Sermons Date: August 31, 2025 Bible: Ruth 4:1-22 August 31, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE  We are at the book of Ruth this Sunday morning.  Scripture Reading: Ruth 1.1-5; 15-22; 2.1-3; 19-23; 3.1-6; 16-18.  Text: Ruth 4.1-22  Message: "Chronicles of Christ #8: Ruth" Theme: To the neediest, the Lord shows His redeeming love and previews our Redemption 1. Ruth in its context 2. Ruth in its Christ-centered focus 3. Ruth and its covenant applications

August 31, 2025 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE We are at the book of Ruth this Sunday morning. Scripture Reading: Ruth 1.1-5; 15-22; 2.1-3; 19-23; 3.1-6; 16-18. Text: Ruth 4.1-22 Message: “Chronicles of Christ #8: Ruth” Theme: To the neediest, the Lord shows His redeeming love and previews our Redemption 1. Ruth in its context 2. Ruth in its Christ-centered focus 3. Ruth and its covenant applications

Title: [08/24/2025 PM] - “Who Are the Needy? - 2 Timothy 4.9-22” Speaker: Rev. Harold Miller Series: Heidelberg Catechism Date: August 24, 2025 Bible: 2 Timothy 4:9-22; Malachi 3:6-18 We tackle an application of, and off-shoot from the catechism (LD 42) drawing our attention to the needy. Are there needy people within the walls of faithful reformed churches? Part of the way we answer that question is by examining our definition of "needy." Many Christians are, like the Apostle Paul in our text (2 Timothy 4.9-22) struggling with depression - they are needy. Let's come with open ears and hearts to what the Lord says to us through His Word --------- August 24, 2025 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Malachi 3.6-18 Scripture Reading: 2 Timothy 4.9-22 Text: 2 Timothy 4.9-22 Sermon: "Who Are the Needy?" Theme: To discover people with needs, look first to those nearest you 1. Paul, a most godly man, spoke openly about being discouraged – and so should we 2. Paul, committed to contentment, spoke openly about needing -and so should we 3. Paul, who knows the Lord is with him, spoke openly about feeling alone – and so should we