Even in the face of final judgment, believers can live with unshakable confidence. Revelation 20 reminds us that evil is defeated, God reigns, and our names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

Listen as Pastor Mark Groen of First Reformed Church (EPC) in Edgerton, MN, preaches on the comfort, justice, and assurance found in Christ alone.

When the world feels chaotic, Revelation 20 reminds us that Satan is restrained and Christ reigns. Pastor Mark Groen helps us see that the leash of the enemy is in the Lord’s hand and that believers share in the King’s ongoing reign. Listen and be encouraged to stand firm in faith, trusting the sovereign hand of God.

Christ is the Faithful and True Judge whose coming brings peace, not fear, to those who belong to Him. On Reformation Sunday, Pastor Mark Groen preaches from Revelation 19 and Psalm 46, reminding us that our confidence rests not in our own strength but in “the right Man on our side—Christ Jesus, it is He.”

Everything around us fades—but God’s covenant love endures forever.Pastor Mark Groen preaches from Psalm 103 and Romans 8 to show that our lives are anchored in the unchanging faithfulness of God. Because of Christ’s work, we are secure in an everlasting covenant that can never be broken and never fade away.

God’s covenant with Abraham came with a visible sign—a mark that identified His people and pointed to the promise of salvation in Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Mark Groen explains how that covenant sign finds its fulfillment in baptism and what it means for us to live as those marked by grace.

This week’s sermon in the Everlasting Covenant series looks at Deuteronomy 7:6–9 and Hebrews 8:6–13. Pastor Mark shows that belonging to God’s covenant community isn’t like keeping up with a membership—it’s God’s gracious claim on His people in Christ. We are redeemed, united, and called to live as His treasured possession together.

Jeremiah 31:31–34; Luke 22:14–23

God promises a new covenant that transforms the heart and ends the cycle of repeated sacrifices. In Christ’s blood, the covenant is sealed—and God remembers our sins no more. This sermon traces Jeremiah’s promise to the upper room and calls us to assurance, repentance, and a life shaped by covenant grace.

In Exodus 24, Israel hears God’s covenant words and responds—but the covenant is more than spoken promises. It is confirmed with blood. This week’s message shows how God seals His covenant with His people through His Word, by sacrifice, and ultimately through the perfect mediation of Jesus Christ. The blood of bulls and goats pointed forward to the once-for-all blood of the Lamb, securing forgiveness and eternal life for His people.