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CPRC Bulletin – March 2, 2025

      

Covenant Protestant Reformed Church

83 Clarence Street, Ballymena BT43 5DR
Rev. Angus Stewart
Lord’s Day, 2 March, 2025

“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed” (John 8:36)

Morning Service – 11:00 AM

The Old Testament Offerings (6)
The Meat Offering   [youtube]

Scripture Reading: Leviticus 2
Text: Leviticus 2

I. The Central Symbolism
II. The Main Ingredient
III. The Other Ingredients

Psalms: 100:1-5; 119:49-56; 141:1-5; 116:9-16

Evening Service – 6:00 PM

The Eschatological Life

Scripture Reading: John 11:11-44
Text: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Day 22

I. After the Bodily Resurrection
II. After Death
III. Now

Psalms: 17:10-15; 119:57-64; 73:23-28; 92:10-15

For CDs of the sermons and DVDs of the worship services, contact Stephen Murray
If you desire a pastoral visit, please contact Rev. Stewart or the elders

CPRC Website: www.cprc.co.uk • Live Webcast: www.cprc.co.uk/live-streaming
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Quote to Consider

Herman Hoeksema on Lord’s Day 22: “Through the wonder of the resurrection … [the body] will attain to glory. All the effects of sin and death will be erased from its appearance, and it will be clothed with a perfection of beauty that is far greater than the glory it enjoyed in the state of original righteousness. For it will be made like unto the most glorious body of Christ … The body of the resurrection will be wholly subservient to our glorified spirit, and to the indwelling Spirit of Christ. By it we will be able to inherit the kingdom of God, which flesh and blood cannot inherit. In that new and eternal kingdom we shall see God face to face, we shall behold Christ and always be with Him, and we shall have direct contact and fellowship with the things that are heavenly. With new eyes we shall see the things that are now unseen, and with spiritual ears we shall apprehend the things that now lie beyond the scope of our hearing … Such is the glorious resurrection. It is the reunion of the glorified spirits of the saints with their glorified bodies, in the heavenly sphere of incorruption, power, glory, immortality, and spiritual things, to inherit the kingdom of God” (Triple Knowledge, vol. 2, pp. 284-286).

Announcements (subject to God’s will)

Monday catechism classes:
5:00 PM: Hannah, Penelope & Xander (Seniors OT)
5:45 PM: Grace, Jonas, Liam & Sammy (Beginners OT – Book 2)
6:30 PM: Eleanora, Felicity, Jorja & Sophie (Juniors OT)
7:15 PM: Jason, Kyan, Maisie & Sebastian (Heidelberg Catechism – Book 1)

The Council meets tomorrow night at 8 PM.

Tuesday Bible study will meet this week at 11 AM to discuss Paul’s setting sail on his first missionary journey.

The Belgic Confession class will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 PM to consider the Antichrist and the “seven deadly sins.”

Men’s Bible study is this Saturday, 8 March, at 7:30 PM on-line, to discuss Amos 9.

The Reformed Witness Hour broadcast next Lord’s day (Gospel 846 MW at 8:30 AM) by Rev. Haak is entitled, “Not Weary in Well-Doing” (Gal. 6:9).

Offerings: £1,132.

Translation Additions: 1 French, 1 Polish, 1 Russian and 3 Spanish.

PRC News: Rev. Maatman is considering calls from Southwest PRC and Grace PRC. Hudsonville PRC called Prof. Huizinga. Cornerstone PRC formed a trio of Revs. Eriks, Spronk and Smidstra. Grandville PRC has a trio of Revs. D. Holstege, Maatman and J. Engelsma. Byron Center PRC is the calling church for a minister-on-loan to Provident PRC in the Philippines. They will call from a trio of Revs. Lee, Brummel and DeBoer.

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