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Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Perseverance"Psalm 129This Sunday we continue our summer sermon series titled, "Songs for the Road" that is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we will consider the difficult words of Psalm 129 that name the people's oppression and prays for God's vengeance. Too often we think perseverance is about just putting your head down and grinding forward, but this Psalm seems to offer an alternative. Join us as we explore what this alternative might be.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Happiness"Psalm 128This Sunday we continue our summer sermon series titled "Songs for the Road," which is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals, and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we will consider the "feel good" words of Psalm 128 that name the blessing and prosperity of God. How have these words been misunderstood? And how might we better understand them in light of the gospel of Jesus?Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 9:00 am | Sanctuary"The Telos of Work and Family"Psalm 127Which path will you choose at this life-altering fork in the road? The answer depends on your destination, because the destination always dictates the journey. If you get the destination wrong, you will waste years on a path you hate, only to end up in a place you don't belong. But when you understand your ultimate purpose - your telos - you gain a compass for work and family. Only then can you navigate the journey and arrive at the beautiful end your Creator intended.Additional ResourcesFor Secure Online Giving:https://harderwyk.elexiochms.com/external/form/6aac393c-8e7c-4ae5-b88c-721ae9847679Give one time without logging in or create an account and have more access to your giving records as well as set up regular giving and fund-specific gifts. Regular contributions can be automatically deducted from your savings account, checking account, credit card, or debit card.To learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Joy"Psalm 126Psalm 126 is a celebration of the joy that is available to the people of God - but not just when everything is going well. Because joy is connected to a deep knowledge of good that exists in God, we can find avenues to joy in any circumstance as we remember God's goodness in the past, and noticing God's goodness in the present.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Security"Psalm 125This Sunday, we continue our summer sermon series titled "Songs for the Road," which is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we are considering the truth that our SECURITY is found in the LORD and that this word in the Psalm - "trust" - is less about us and all about the LORD in whom we trust.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Help"Psalm 124This Sunday, we continue our summer sermon series titled "Songs for the Road," which is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we will consider how we as a people remember our past. Where do we focus? Do we remember with an eye looking for the LORD's hand?Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Service"Psalm 123This Sunday, we continue our summer sermon series titled "Songs for the Road," which is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week, we consider one of the most important questions we can ask: "Who will I serve?" This is the question tucked behind Psalm 123, and the answer will determine whether we will live in freedom or captivity.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Worship"Psalm 122This Sunday we continue our summer sermon series titled, "Songs for the Road" that is a 15-week journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we consider the regular practice of corporate worship that is represented in Psalm 122. We will hope to explore why the regular gathering a God's people for worship such an important aspect of apprenticeship to Jesus? Why does this thing we do on Sundays matter?Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Providence"Psalm 121This Sunday we continue our new sermon series titled, "Songs for the Road" that is a summer-long journey through the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we consider God's providence as beautifully described in Psalm 121. This Psalm assures us of God's protection over our entire lives and this week we will explore what that means for us on the journey of faith.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com

Sundays at 10:30 am | Great Room"Songs for the Road: Repentance"Psalm 120This Sunday we begin a new sermon series titled, "Songs for the Road" that will be a summer long journey through the Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120-134). These were the songs the people of God recited while making their way up to the city of Jerusalem for the annual pilgrim festivals and they continue to give voice to the pilgrim journey of Christ followers today. This week we consider the act of repentance through Psalm 120. Those moments when we choose to reject the way of the world and return to the way of Jesus. Join us on this journey.Additional ResourcesTo learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at harderwyk.com