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Ancient Answers, Modern Questions

The Heidelberg Catechism in the 21st Century

Lord's Day 30 and 31 - The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper 2

August 27, 2023 • Jeremy Mulder

Lord's Day 28 and 29 - The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper

August 20, 2023 • Jeremy Mulder • Luke, 1 Corinthians

Lord's Day 26 and 27 - The Sacrament of Baptism

August 13, 2023 • Jeremy Mulder • Matthew 28

Lord's Day 25 - The Sacraments

July 23, 2023 • Jeremy Mulder • 1 Corinthians 10:16–17, Romans 4:9–12, Galatians 3:23–29

Righteousness by Grace Alone

August 22, 2021 • Luke 17:7–10

Salvation by Grace Alone

August 15, 2021 • Jeremy Mulder • John 3:1–21

The Resurrection of the Body

July 18, 2021 • Jeremy Mulder

The Universal Church

July 21, 2021 • Chris Roberts

God the Holy Spirit

July 4, 2021 • Jeremy Mulder

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Nineteen

September 6, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

Join us for worship at 9:30! "In this world you will have trouble, but take heart, I have overcome the world." Do you ever hear this statement of Jesus and wonder what he was talking about? How can the believer live confidently in a world filled with trouble, and what does it really mean that Jesus has overcome? Lord's Day 19 of the Heidelberg Catechism points us to Jesus position of authority and ultimate return and judgment for assurance that not only has Jesus overcome the world, but that the believer can live according to his game plan to live as overcomers even now.

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Eighteen

August 30, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

Join us for worship at 9:30! Have you ever thought about the ascension of Jesus? The Apostles Creed says that Jesus "ascended into heaven", and we'll consider why that simple phrase might be far more important than we ever imagined.

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Seventeen

August 23, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

Lord's Day 17 points us towards the resurrection and asks us to take a step of faith. The step of faith it requires, however, is not whether or not the resurrection happened–it's about whether or not we believe the benefits that it has for us. Namely, that the resurrection finally allows for us to be unencumbered so that we can fully engage in life.

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Sixteen

August 16, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

The impact of sin is separation–separation from one another, and separation from God–ultimately experienced in the separation of soul from body in death. During his life and death, Jesus experiences this separation on our behalf so that we never have to worry about being separated from God again.

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Fifteen

August 2, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

What does it mean to suffer? For Jesus, and for us. Join us as we consider how God's wrath and his love come together finally at the cross.

Ancient Answers - Lord's Day Fourteen

July 26, 2020 • Jeremy Mulder

We celebrate the birth of Jesus so often that we end up missing the greatest miracle in Scripture–that the Son of God took on flesh in the person of Jesus. So what do we believe about this birth? Does it really matter that Mary was a virgin? Only if Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit can we trust that, unlike us, he is truly sinless–and only if he is sinless can he mediate on our behalf and change our condition of sin.

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