Tom Groelsema

  • A Sacred Supper

    Well, I invite you to keep your bulletins open during this sermon tonight. A couple of readings there from the New Testament: Hebrews 9 and 1 Corinthians 11. 1 Corinthians 11 particularly is important for the sermon tonight, so you can either be looking in your Bibles or use it as it’s found there in…

  • Reconciling Grace

    Let’s pray together as we prepare to open God’s Word. Heavenly Father, we are dependent upon the work of your Holy Spirit to be able to hear with our hearts, to be able to respond with our lives. We are grateful, so deeply grateful, for your Word – your holy, inspired, infallible Word. And yet,…

  • The Kingdom is the Lord’s

    I invite you to turn with me in your Bibles to the book of Obadiah. Obadiah. I don’t have a pew Bible in front of me, otherwise I’d give you the page number, but you’ll have to search for it. The Book of Obadiah. We are turning to this book this morning because over the…

  • 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’…

  • The Only Hope for Guilty Sinners

    Our reading tonight from God’s word here in this evening service is Psalm 130. And then we’re also going to be reading tonight together from the Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Days 4 and 5. Since we had a weather cancellation last week, we’re taking two Lord’s Days to get back on track. But let me, first…

  • You Must Be Born Again

    Please turn with me in your Bible to the Gospel of John. John chapter 3. We’ll be looking together at verses 1-15, as Jesus encounters this man that many of us have heard of before, Nicodemus. John chapter 3, verses 1-15. Before we read it together, let’s pray for God to instruct our hearts. Father…