First Reformed Church (frc)

This is Us, our congregational exploration of the book of Romans, rolls on this weekend. On Sunday morning, Pastor Tim will continue in phase 1 of the book, Rejection, in considering Romans 2:1-16. The primary theme will be on judgementalism and favoritism among members of the Roman church

Three Thrones continues with a study of 2 Kings 2. We’re honored to be joined for this service by Dr. Jim Mead, professor at Northwestern, for a conversation about Elisha’s ministry in the Old Testament

Pastor Mark will continue his series in the Psalms, with a message on restoration from Psalm

This is Us continues this Sunday morning! This past week, Pastor Tim turned the spotlight on the recipients of the letter – the Roman Christians. This weekend, he provides a little more orientation to the book by sharing a bit more about who Paul was, what his intentions were, and why the gospel was so

Pastor Tim will begin a new series for the fall and winter based on the Book of Romans. This is Us is a study of Paul’s great epistle to the church in the Eternal City of Rome. In the opening message, Pastor Tim will provide background for the next 12 weeks of teaching, focusing on

Pastor Mark starts a new series on the Psalms, and shares a message from Psalm

For World Communion Sunday, Rev. Ricky Sanchez shares a message entitled “Come to the Table”, based on Luke 19:1-10.  Communion-The Necessity, The Transformation, and The expansion

Pastor Tim continues the Three Thrones series by looking at Ahab, Jezebel, and a poor farmer named Naboth. If you want to read in preparation for the message, check out 1 Kings chapter

Our morning message will be brought by Rev. Eddy Aleman, the new General Secretary of the Reformed Church in America. Eddy’s message, based ons Acts 10:34-47, is entitled “Salvation to the Ends of the Earth: Holy Spirit Empowering Churches&#

Uploads – Get Honest, Press Send wraps up this Sunday morning. In the final message of the series, Pastor Tim follows-up on an “audience request” – the upload of Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel chapter 4. This sermon looks at pride, humility, and restoration

The Kingdom of God is like…a Net. From Matthew 13:47-50, Pastor Mark continues the evening series on the different metaphors Jesus used to describe the coming Kingdom of God

With two messages remaining in the Uploads series, Pastor Tim turns to the call of the prophet Isaiah (Isaiah 6). In this message, Tim considers how it is that unclean people become unafraid people and are sent out in ministry

Three Thrones, Pastor Tim’s series on the book of 1-2 Kings, continues. In this message, Pastor Tim will discuss the commissioning of Elisha for ministry, highlighting Elisha’s sacrifice in following Elijah

Pastor Tim’s message, Uploads: Ezekiel’s Vision, will consider how God’s spirit can breathe new life into our lives, reigniting our passion for ministry in the world

Pastor Mark continues the Kingdom series and will take a look at where Jesus compares the Kingdom of God to yeast

Our next Upload comes from the heart of a widow named Naomi. Her heart broken by three funerals, she returns to her hometown of Bethlehem in brokenness. What does her grief have to teach us? Check out Ruth chapter 1 if you’d like to read the story in anticipation of Pastor Tim’s message

“The Kingdom of God is like…” based on Mark 4:30-34, Pastor Mark will begin a new Evening Service Series focusing on the many metaphors Jesus used to describe the Kingdom of God

Pastor Tim continues the Uploads Series with a study of Psalm 79. In Asaph’s upload, the psalmist is angry and has some bad, bad thoughts about his enemies. The question before us: is it okay to pray for bad things happen to people you’re mad at

“I am the Vine You are the Branches”  John 15:1-8. We meet in the chapel and take a look at Jesus’ call for us to remain connected to Him

“Paul’s Thorn–Our Thorn”  based on 2 Corinthians 12:7-10, Pastor Mark will continue in the Upload Series a testimony from the Apostle Paul as he shares his heart about a physical illness he is battling