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  Updated for the Resurrection Season in 2004

Since the traditional seasons of the Church year are the busiest times of the year on the web, we have endeavored to make the sermons of those Lord's Days more easily accessible through the connections on this page. Please understand that in being Reformed in witness, we are less apt to use the traditional forms and phrases to which you may be accustomed - especially in that our use of the common festival names related to the seasons of the sun are minimized on purpose.

Sacred Seasons Deuteronomy 16: 1-17

Bon Appetit - may your spiritual feast be upon the very person of Christ - to whom all seasons and sermons must ultimately witness. May the Lord bless you within His will in all ways, always.

Resurrection Season	National Memorials	Thanksgiving	Advent Season
The Third Day Matthew 27: 62-66   2004
The King is Come John 12: 12-19   2004			The Superiority of Christ Anno Domini 2003
Seven Words From the Cross Various Passages   2003		With A Pilgrim's Thanks Anno Domini 2002	A Fundamental Advent Anno Domini 2002
Signs and Images Mrk 11:1-10 & Mat 15:1-20   2003	Whose Tower? Joshua 2 & 6     (9/11)	A Thank Prayer Psalm 75: 1-10	Three Wise Men Anno Domini 2001
The Fruit of Labor John 21: 1-14   2002		Thanks for a Saving Faith Philippians 3: 1-21	The Lamb of God Anno Domini 2000
Do You Cherish Him? John 21: 15-25   2002	A Soldiers Memorial Psalm 115: 1-18	Thanksgiving & Prayer Ephesians 1: 15-23	God With Us Anno Domini 1999
From the End of the Earth Mark 15: 1-15	A Banner For Truth Psalm 60: 1-12		Thy Kingdom Come Anno Domini 1998
How Jesus Died Mark 15: 16-47			Wise Men Seek Him Still Anno Domini 1997
He Is Risen! Mark 16: 1-13			The King Is Coming Anno Domini 1996
To the Ends of the Earth Mark 16: 14-20
The Promise of the Resurrection Selections from Hebrews
King or God Luke 19: 28-44
His Covenant Love Psalm 118: 1-29
The New International Version (1984) translation of the Bible was used throughout many of these sermons.  Now that the copyright owner has determined to feminize any future translations of this once fine work - I can no longer recommend it.  Neither do I have the time and energy to go back and rewrite hundreds of sermons where I had once gladly used the 1984 edition.