Sermons by Dr. Maarten Kuivenhoven (Page 5)
Dr. Maarten Kuivenhoven serves as a pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation. He graduated from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and was ordained to gospel ministry in February 2010. Since then he has served the congregation while continuing his studies. He and his wife Jennifer are blessed with five children: Gwyneth, Justus, Judah, Jared and Silas. He completed his Ph.D. at Calvin Theological Seminary and wrote his dissertation on the interpretation of the Messianic Psalms in the Reformation and post-Reformation focusing on the commentaries of Wolfgang Musculus, William Ames, Johannes Cocceius and Matthew Henry.
Gospel Accounting (4): Series on Philemon
Sermon Text: Philemon 18–20; Outline: 1.) The debt; 2.) The imputation; 3.) The delight
福音的会见（翻译）
Sermon Text: Philemon 18–20; Outline: 1.) The debt（债务）; 2.) The imputation（归罪）; 3.) The delight（喜乐）
Where Does Faith Come From?
Sermon Text: Romans 10:13–14; Outline: 1.) The focus; 2.) The source; 3.) The response
信心从何而来？（翻译）
Sermon Text: Romans 10:13–14; Outline: 1.) The focus（焦点）; 2.) The source（源头）; 3.) The response（回复）
Justification – License to Sin?
Sermon Text: Romans 6:1, 2; Outline: 1.) No, because of a profound change; 2.) No, because of a powerful counting; 3.) No, because of a plain command; 4.) No, because of a pointed contrast
称义-犯罪的许可？(翻译)
Sermon Text: Romans 6:1, 2; Outline: 1.) No, because of a profound change（不，因为一个重大的改变）; 2.) No, because of a powerful counting（不，因为一次大能的数算）; 3.) No, because of a plain command（不，因为一个直白的命令）; 4.) No, because of a pointed contrast（不，因为一个指出来的对比）
The Free Gift of Justification
Sermon Text: Romans 5:15; Outline: 1.) Its benefits; 2.) Its basis; 3.) Its benefactor
It Wasn’t Just For Abraham
Sermon Text: Romans 4:23–25
不仅是为亚伯拉罕（翻译）
Sermon Text: Romans 4:23–25
Building Gospel Bridges (3): Series on Philemon
Sermon Text: Philemon 12–17; Outline: 1.) By being a gospel mediator; 2.) By building a gospel partnership; 3.) By maintaining gospel perspective; 4.) By recognizing gospel equality