Spring Lake Christian Reformed Church

Good Morning Church, and welcome to the beginning of our Lenten journey. We will be moving through Lent on our way to Easter by taking a look at the miracles of Jesus from the Gospel of Mark. This week we start in chapter 4:35-41 with the story of Jesus being awakened from a much deserved nap and calming the wind and waves with just his words. This miracle certainly shows Jesus' love and concern for his disciples, and the power he has over creation, but it also points to the reality of who he is. This is significant because if Jesus is who he says he is, and continues to prove it, this reality changes everything. The Scriptures are right, the Messiah has come, and he will set out to save everyone and everything, but not in the way one would expect. If you would like to hear more, please join us this Sunday for worship at 10:00am.
Pastor Brent

This week, as it is the Sunday before the start of Lent, and as it is the end of our short series from the Psalms, we will be looking at Psalm 22. This is very appropriate because Psalm 22 is known as one of the most Messianic of the Psalms. To put it another way, Psalm 22 most definitely points to Christ and His suffering and death to bring about our salvation. We will discuss things like being forsaken, ridiculed, and sacrificed, but also things like trust, remembering the Lord's goodness, and salvation. It will be a nice way of entering into our journey through Lent and our celebration of Easter. See you all Sunday!

No Connect tonight or Prayer Meeting. Also No Hannah Bible Study tomorrow due to continued winter weather.

WORSHIP SERVICE — SUNDAY JANUARY 18, 2026
“This Sunday is Sanctity of Life Sunday where we discuss the truth that God and his people value life, and must protect it, from the cradle to the grave. We will be looking at Psalm 139:1-16 to aid us in our understanding of just how much we need to do in growing people's knowledge of a pro-life stance when it comes to things like abortion and euthanasia. It isn't enough to just tell the world they shouldn't needlessly take life, but we must also tell them why we believe that is true, and that our way of thinking finds its basis in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and is supported by Scripture. Plus, we'll learn how we can help those who are considering having an abortion or may have made the choice to have one in their past. Please join us Sunday for worship, we'd love to meet you!”
Peace, Pastor Brent

Christmas Eve Service December 24th at 4:00 pm
Everyone is welcome! Our Savior has been Born!

The decision will be made by 8:00 am Sunday morning November 30, if the Sunday worship service is cancelled due to winter weather. An email will also be sent out. Stay tuned!