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In Good Faith: The Central Reformed Church Sermon Podcast

In Good Faith: The Central Reformed Church Sermon Podcast

by Pastor Steve Pierce

Christianity Religion

Season 2

Pray, then, in this Way: Deliver Us from Evil

Based on Matthew 6:1, 7-15, and delivered on Sunday, March 26, 2023, by Pastor Steve Pierce.

Pray, then, in this Way: Forgive Us Our Debts

Based on Matthew 6:1, 5-15 and delivered on Sunday, March 19, 2023, by Pastor Steve Pierce.

Pray, Then, in This Way: Give Us This Day

Based on Luke 11:1-8 and delivered by Pastor Steve Pierce on the Third Sunday in Lent, March 12, 2023, at Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Pray, then in this Way: Thy Kingdom Come

Based on Matthew 6:5-15 and delivered on Sunday, March 5, 2023, by Pastor Steve Pierce.

Pray, then, in this Way: Our Father in Heaven

Based on Matthew 6:9-15 and delivered on Sunday, February 26, 2023, by Pastor Steve Pierce.

Focus of My Delight

Based on Matthew 17:1-9 and delivered by Pastor Matt Shults on Transfiguration Sunday, February 19, 2023, at Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached: Loving Your Enemies

Based on Matthew 5:38-48 and delivered by Pastor Steve Pierce on Sunday, January 29, 2023, at Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached: Salt and Light

Based on Matthew 5:13-20 and delivered by Pastor Steve Pierce on Sunday, January 22, 2023, at Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached: Beatitudes

The Sermon on the Mount. The greatest sermon ever preached? In this first entry in a sermon series unpacking that mountainside oration, Pastor Steve looks to the beatitudes. What does it mean to be "blessed" and "meek"? How do we begin finding joy in the Truth of Christ? As Pastor Steve explains, the beatitudes point us in the right direction, toward becoming partners in God's work within a fallen world.

Living Under Water

On Sunday, we celebrated the baptisms of Kaija and Marigold Loubert. In his message, Pastor Steve reminded us of just how significant our own baptisms have been and will continue to be, well into the future. While the world demands we prove ourselves through material gain and achievement, we know Christ offers something a little different. In seeking baptism from John, Jesus takes on the human and demonstrates his solidarity with everyone that entails—the poor, the other, the penitent, the sinner. All of us. May this sermon help you remember your own commitment to and solidarity with Christ, and to all with whom he stood.

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