Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 38 "4th Commandment: Celebrating God's Day"

11/06/22 • 20 min

In this sermon on the 4th command, we learn that God's own eternal rest is the ground of our observance of the Sabbath, and that we apply the Sabbath to our lives in two main ways: (1) our weekly Lord's Day celebrations, and (2) our daily rest from evil works.

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Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 36–37 "3rd Commandment: Using God's Name"

At some point, everyone uses God's name. We hear it in our services and sermons, but we also hear it in the profanity of people around us. How do we use God's name rightly? By coming to terms with his almighty power and his wonderful grace. In this sermon on the 3rd Commandment, we learn some of the ways to use God's glorious name in a reverent way.

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Galatians 4:21–31 "A Tale of Two Sons" | Nate Osner

Nate Osner (Reformed University Fellowship, Purdue) opens up a passage in Galatians where the Apostle Paul challenge us with this questions—will you belong to Ishmael in a slavery of your own righteousness or to Isaac and the promise that God's righteousness has been given to you?