This is the Sunday morning sermon audio from First Reformed Church of Portage.
FRCP Sunday Morning Sermons
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This is the Sunday morning sermon audio from First Reformed Church of Portage.
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July 12, 2026
Final Instructions
<p>In Matthew 28:16-20, the story of Jesus's life on earth comes to a close with a rather clean, succinct, and in some ways unsatisfying, end. The Son of God came back alive! We want more details! How can it just be over? But the giving of the Great Commission is less of an ending and more of a beginning. It's the simple yet all-consuming mission of the disciples of Jesus to put his earthly ministry on repeat until he returns. Reconnect people with the Triune God, teach them how to fully live for Him, and in so doing those disciples will reconnect people with God and teach them how to live for Him, and who will then... This message explores this Great Commission by asking the why it's such a big deal while also reminding us that it's non-negotiable for the true church. And while great joy and blessing is to be had for those that give themselves to the mission, we also do well to head the warnings Jesus gave about those who don't.</p>
June 28, 2026
How to Bury God
<p>In Matthew 27:5-66, we have a dead Jesus. The bad guys won, the hero has lost, and Matthew fills in on what happens after Jesus is taken down from the cross. First, we see women willing to be near the danger to care for Jesus and we see a wealthy man using his resources to honor his slain Lord by providing a burial place. Then we see scheming religious leaders worried that Jesus' movement will continue. They know he said he would rise from the dead, which the don't believe would actually happen, but they don't want his followers pulling any fast ones and deceiving people further. So they lock him down. Have you ever tried to lock God down and keep him out of your life? Today, we look at what people do to keep God in the ground. Spoiler alert, it doesn't work.</p>
June 7, 2026
The Noose of Regret
<p>In Matthew 27:1-10, Judas's plan works flawlessly, so Jesus is arrested and condemned. And then the regret sinks in. As in many of our choices, we build up the reasons that suit our desires, but downplay the consequences. And sometimes, when the consequences hit, we realize we've made the wrong choice. How do we handle mistakes that lead to regret? For Judas, it was overwhelming despair that led him to take his own life. Though he attemted to "repent", what he really wanted was to undo his deed, which is impossible and faceing the reality of who he was and what he'd done led to suicide. In this message, we talk about how regret can lead us to grace or doom and we discuss a strategy for pausing before making a mistake.</p>
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