Series:

Heidelberg Catechism (2026)

  • Christ and His Church

    Well, we have the privilege tonight to continue our study in the Heidelberg Catechism and particularly the place we were at and the place where we have been at for the last few weeks and will continue to be for the next few weeks, as we’re studying kind of line by line of the Apostles’…

  • Where is Christ Now?

    Let me pray for us one more time. Father in heaven, we give thanks for this day set aside for rest, worship, deeds of mercy and charity. And we thank you for your Word, and your Word has summarized in faithful documents from ages past. And now tune our hearts to sing your praise, and…

  • To Die is Gain

    Church, would you pray with me? Merciful God, in you is all truth and light and life. Open our eyes to the glories of your truth. Open our eyes to the wonders of your Word, Lord, and build us up. Make us more like your Son through the preaching this evening. We ask that you’d…

  • Redeemed From the Curse

    So, we’ve been looking at the Heidelberg Catechism, if you have not been with us for the past weeks, which has us working our way through the Apostles’ Creed. Tonight, we come to three questions based on the phrase, “He suffered under Pontious Pilate and was crucified.” Now, if you’ll turn with me to Galatians…

  • Two Truths and a Response

    Good evening, Christ Covenant Church. Happy Easter. He is risen. It is a delight to be with you to open up God’s Word. I pray that today has been filled with great food and fellowship as we remember the glorious truth that Christ himself is risen from the dead. If you regularly attend Christ Covenant…

  • Only Son, Our Lord

    Good evening. Turn with me, if you will, to the book of Ephesians. We are, of course, continuing in our evening series through the Heidelberg Catechism. As Kevin mentioned this morning, it’s been a really rich opportunity for us. Tonight, we come to Lord’s Day 13, specifically questions 33 and 34. We’ll get to those…

  • All Things

    Psalm 139. I invite you to turn there as we begin. We will turn to the catechism shortly, and you can find it printed in your bulletin, Lord’s Day 10. We start with this familiar Psalm 139, a Psalm of David. It is a Psalm that exalts in God’s omniscience, in his immensity, and in…

  • From “God” to “My God”

    This evening, all that you’ll need is your bulletin for the Scriptures we will reference and for the catechism questions that we will engage. They’re all found there on pages 8, 9, and 10 of your bulletin. What is the most important thing about yourself? What is the most important thing about you? Over 50…