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Sermons on Colossians

Five sermons on the book of Colossians from the 2023 Calvin Symposium on Worship

Video | March 20, 2023

Guitar Technique for Playing in Worship

Explore a jazz and classical guitarist's techniques for playing in worship. Jason Werkema demonstrates left- and right-hand exercises, fretboard memorization, expanded chord voicings, fingerstyle technique, and much more!

Video | February 21, 2023

Vesper Service: The Lord Is My Shepherd: Singing Our Faith

Come ready to sing. A service on Psalm 23.

Worship Service | February 07, 2023

Vesper Service: Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs

Songwriters Wendell Kimbrough and Carlos Colón lead a multicultural vespers service of scripture-inspired lament, gratitude, and hope with prayers from across time and traditions.

Worship Service | November 03, 2022

Reception, Calvin Theological Seminary Student Center

Calvin Seminary alumni and others are invited to connect and enjoy refreshments.

Article | November 03, 2022

Worship Service: Our Identity in Christ Alone

A worship service based on Colossians 3:1-11. The service is led by Danny Román-Gloró, preaching; James Abbington; Brandon A. Boyd; an orchestra from Calvin Christian High School [Grandville, Michigan] directed by Karel deWaal Malefyt; and an orchestra from Grand Rapids Christian High School [Grand Rapids, Michigan] directed by Cyndi Betts and Erin DeYoung.

Worship Service | November 03, 2022

Worship Service: Rooted in Christ

A worship service based on Colossians 2:6-15. The service is led by Marshall E. Hatch, preaching; Nate Glasper; Lisa Sung; and the Calvin University Gospel Choir.

Worship Service | November 03, 2022

Worship Service: A Chosen and Thankful People

A service of the word and table based on Colossians 3:12-17. The service is led by Laura de Jong, preaching; Ron Rienstra; and Western Theological Seminary Chapel Stewards, past and present [Holland, Michigan].

Worship Service | November 03, 2022

Vesper Service: Bringing It All to God without Shame

Join Latifah Alattas in a human exploration of the diverse emotions and experiences that inform how we approach ourselves, our neighbors, and the Divine. What if instead of burying the things about which we feel shame, embarrassment, grief, or anger we allow ourselves to learn from them? What if instead of cutting off the parts of us that feel too big or scary to approach alone, we approach them with God? We were made for connection to God, each other, and ourselves. 