This sermon explores Psalm 8, highlighting the majestic glory of God displayed in both the vast cosmos and the intimate care for humanity. The preacher emphasizes the theological tension between human insignificance against the backdrop of creation and the profound honor bestowed upon mankind through divine mindfulness. Key themes include the concept of dominion over the earth and the ultimate fulfillment of this psalm in Jesus Christ, who was made lower than the angels to restore proper rule. The message serves as a call to awe and worship, urging listeners to recognize God’s faithfulness and reconcile themselves to Him through Christ. It concludes with an invitation to praise the Creator for His redemptive love and sovereign power.
Established in 1732, St. Stephen Reformed Church is a Bible-believing, gospel preaching, mission-focused, Christ-centered congregation that is committed to living by the light of the Spirit, faithfully proclaiming the light of the Word, and shining forth the light of Christ in New Holland and surrounding area.
As a member church of the Presbyterian Church of America (PCA), we embrace and confess that the doctrine found in the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Shorter and Larger Catechism is the most faithful summary of scriptural teaching. The PCA’s slogan encapsulates well our beliefs: Faithful to Scripture, True to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission.
We desire to help all who come to worship, know, love, grow in, live for and glorify Jesus, the light of the world (John 8:12). Our worship is designed to give praise to our Great God, featuring the great hymns of the faith, together with other music that honors Him.