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This library contains an archive of our past sermons. Just click on each post to read more of the sermon summary, listen to the sermon audio, or download the sermon notes.
Deborah the Prophetess
Passage: Judges 4:1-10 If you have been paying attention over the past thirty or forty years you have noticed a trend in how women are depicted in movies and TV and video games. From animated and Disney movies to drama and crime mysteries to superhero themes, women are cast less frequently as the damsel in […]
Paul on Malta
Passage: Acts 28:1-10 On September 11, 2001, at 9:45 am, Ben Sliney, in his first day as the National Operations Manager of the FAA, ordered American airspace closed for the first time in history. There were 500 international flights inbound that were turned back or redirected to other countries. 38 jets landed in the little […]
Miriam the Prophetess
Passage: Exodus 15:19-21 Women have always played an important role in the Bible. This is true in the OT, in the life and ministry of Jesus, in the history of the early church in Acts, and to the present day. More than any other religion, women have been elevated and honored in the Christian faith […]
Paul Shipwrecked on Malta
Passage: Acts 27:27-44 Over three weeks ago, Paul and his friends boarded this ill-fated ship. It has been a difficult journey the entire way, first contrary winds slowing them down and then a terrible storm blowing them 500 miles across the Mediterranean. We can understand the storm that blew against Jonah. God was keeping a […]
Christ Alone – Reformation Day Service
Joint CRC Reformation Day Service at First CRC Passage: Colossians 1:15-23 Listen & Download Audio Series: Reformation Day Preacher: Bryan Dick
Paul’s Mediterranean Cruise Nightmare
Passage: Acts 27:13-26 Acts 27 recounts in much detail one of the most famous shipwrecks in ancient history, and certainly one of the most spiritually profitable, as it is given to us by We are about two weeks into Paul’s cruise from Israel to Italy. Ever since leaving the second port of Sidon the winds […]