Stam
The confession of the Church concerning the mystery of sin
- Sin and the formation of man
- Sin and the deformation of man
- Sin and the reformation of man
Bouwman
By God’s grace wretched sinners become children of God
- The glorious heights of our creation
- The terrible depths of our fall
- The gracious gift of our restoration
Through the Spirit of Christ the Creator repairs what we broke
- God’s glorious creation
- Our perverse fall
- The Spirit’s renewing work
Christ came to save not the righteous but sinners
- How God created us
- What we became
- How God restores us
Wes Bredenhof
We confess our total depravity
- Depravity’s origin
- Depravity’s extent
- Depravity’s solution
Scripture readings: Psalm 53, Ephesians 4:17-32
God’s Word gives us a true picture of ourselves
- Who we were
- Who we became
- How we become something different
Scripture readings: Genesis 2:4-25, 1 Corinthians 6:1-11
Reuben Bredenhof
The beginning and end of our sin and misery
- From the original creation
- To the old creation
- To the new creation
B. Holwerda
The comfort of Lord’s Day 3
- How great my sin and misery is
- How I am delivered
- How I shall be thankful
R. Bremmer
Lord’s Day 3 leads us to see who we really are
- It tells us who we were
- It tells us who we became
- It tells us how we can become something different
J. Kok
Four parties at work in the revelation of our misery
- God and his work in creation
- Satan and his work in temptation
- Man and his work in the fall
- The Spirit and his work in regeneration
Through the Holy Spirit we are led to the truth of our misery
- In the truth about our creation
- In the truth about our sin
- In the truth about our inability