Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Fusion:
Facing Fear 
John 20:19-23

This week, we continue our sermon series titled, "Fragile Faith; Faithful God." This morning, we turn our attention to John 20:19-23 when the disciples, overcome by fear, have locked themselves in the upper room on Easter Sunday evening.  We will use the disciples’ experience and encounter with the risen Jesus to explore the power of fear, how Jesus enters into our fear, and what this means as we consider how to face our fears today.  Join us this Sunday.

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Join Pastor Bill in the Room 21 of the Lower Level for a sermon discussion each Sunday following the Celebration service.

Any question is fair game, but growing out of this Sermon we can start with:

Can you identify particular circumstances that strike fear into your heart?

Do you have a "go to" pattern for facing those fears?

What would it mean for the Gospel to change your heart - but not your current circumstances?

Ponder the difference between these two responses to painful circumstances: God has abandoned me. And I do not understand why or what God is doing in this circumstance.

Read ‘House of David’ and the Rise of Quality Bible TV from this Tuesday's Celebration Inform email and bring your thoughts, comments and questions. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/house-david-tv-review/

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Watershed:
Bringing Peace into Our Fears
John 20:19-23

Just because Jesus was raised from the dead didn’t mean that the disciples and we today experience fear.  The good news is that Jesus brings His peace into our locked rooms and gives us His Spirit to go out of those doors to help bring peace to others.  

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Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus. This Week's Sermon Information: Sermon: Who Rules Your Heart? Text: John 20:19–23 Key Verse: John 20:22 - Then he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit. Sermon Snapshot: Oh, what a day it has been! It is now evening of the day when the body of Jesus was first reported as missing. Word was already spreading through Jerusalem that it was the disciples who had stolen the body and stirring up the city. At this point, with only one eyewitness to the Risen Jesus, the disciples have real reason to fear that they will be blamed and forced take the heat. So how do you deal with fear that grows out of truly threatening circumstances? Who you gonna call? The Holy Ghost, Buster! Congregational Singing This Week: For The Beauty Of The Earth I Am Not My Own Lift High The Cross Music Specials: Harderwyk Walk-Up Choir O Worship The King Arr. Robert Lau Prelude: I Danced in the Morning - arr. Kerr Awake, My Soul, and with the Sun - arr Ashdown Christ is Risen - Robert Powell Jane Bosko - Organ Postlude: Alleluia! He is Risen - Andrew Fletcher

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Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
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Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Fusion:
Changes Everything
1 Corinthians 15: 1-11

Join us this Resurrection Sunday as we remember and celebrate with joy and wonder the reality that Christ is risen from the dead.  Our message will be anchored in the powerful words of the Apostle Paul who writes to the church in Corinth about the life changing significance of the resurrection.  This is the gospel - the good news that testifies of God's love for you and me.  We will take time to remember this good news and then be invited to believe this good news that absolutely changes everything.

Our Easter service is for all ages but we do have nursery and preschool Sunday School classes. Our Elementary Sunday School classes are taking a break for Easter Sunday. Pick up an Easter themed activity binder near the entrances to all worship spaces.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
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Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI.
Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Watershed:
The Good News
1 Corinthians 15:1-11

Easter reminds us of the good news that Jesus died for our sins and after three days was raised to life.  This Gospel is the truth that is central to life and has the power to bring new life to our lives.  

Our Easter service is for all ages but we do have nursery and preschool Sunday School classes. Our Elementary Sunday School classes are taking a break for Easter Sunday. Pick up an Easter themed activity binder near the entrances to all worship spaces.

Are you a visitor? Do you have questions? Connect with us and let us know you are coming!
Can’t make it in person? Watch any of our services on YouTube.

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Celebration:

NO Celebration AfterThought on Easter

Communion Sunday

We do not come to this supper claiming any merit in ourselves. On the contrary, we come testifying that we seek our salvation apart from ourselves and instead, in Jesus Christ. Form for the Celebration of the Lord's Supper II (1964)

This Week's Sermon Information:

Sermon: Centered
Text: I Corinthians 15:1-11
Key Verse: I Corinthians 15:3-4 - I passed on to you what was most important and what had also been passed on to me. Christ died for our sins, just as the Scriptures said. He was buried, and he was raised from the dead on the third day, just as the Scriptures said.
Sermon Snapshot: From the very beginning, the World Christian Movement has been centered on the death and resurrection of Jesus the Messiah of Yahweh. Across the years and cultures that center has brought life and balance to the ministry of the church and disruption when that center was shifted to something else.

Congregational Singing This Week:

Christ The Lord Is Risen Today
Thine Is The Glory
The Strife Is O'er
Christ Is Risen Shout Hosanna with Harderwyk Brass & Harderwyk Handbells

Music Specials:
O Sacred Head Now Wounded
Ken Austin, Flugelhorn
Jane Bosko, Organ

Low in the Grave - Christ the Lord
Ken Austin, Trumpet
Jane Bosko, Piano

Communion Meditation:
How Deep the Father's Love For Us - Stuart Townsend, arr. Mark Hayes
Justin Rito, piano

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Join us in the Great Room for a Maundy Thursday Tenebrae service. A Tenebrae service meaning "service of shadows" in Latin, is a traditional Christian service that commemorates the events of Jesus' last supper and his death, often marked by the gradual extinguishing of candles. This service is a time for reflection on Jesus’ suffering and death, and the disciples’ experiences during the events of Holy Week.

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Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Fusion:
Faithful King
Matthew 21: 1-17

This week, we begin our Holy Week journey by remembering Jesus' Triumphal Entry from Matthew 21: 1-17.  Generations after the people of Israel settled in the promised land, they asked for a King to lead them, but their fragile faith eventually led to their own exile.  During the exile, the promise of a coming Messiah King was remembered but not realized until Jesus rode into Jerusalem publicly announcing that he was this expected King.  We will explore how the reality of Jesus did not fit the people's expectations of their Messiah King.  What did this mean for them?  What does this mean for us?  Join us as we explore together. 

Join Pastor Bill in the Room 21 of the Lower Level for a sermon discussion each Sunday following the Celebration service.

Any question is fair game, but growing out of this Sermon we can start with:

Consider these statements from today's sermon:

Jesus seems to say to all those around him that

      You Can CROWN Me & FOLLOW, Or You Can KILL Me

      But You Won’t USE Me For Your OWN AGENDA

      When Jesus Becomes KING, Earthly Authorities Become STEWARDS

Also:

Have you seen the new series "House of David" streaming on Prime?  What did you think?

How can we be praying and planning to welcome well Easter Service visitors next week?

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Watershed:
The Faithful King
Matthew 21:1-17

On Palm Sunday Jesus enters Jerusalem, and more specifically the temple, as the Faithful King, the true Son of David.  Jesus’ actions on this day and the days that would follow would be purposeful, confrontational, enigmatic, and full of peace.  As a result our lives and the world would never again be the same. 

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This Week's Sermon Information: Sermon: There's A New King In Town Text: Matthew 21:1-13 Key Verse: Matthew 21:10 - The entire city of Jerusalem was in an uproar as Jesus entered. “Who is this?” the people asked. Sermon Snapshot: The tension begins to rise as this Rural Rabbi rides a donkey into the seat of local power. Is this REALLY a new king in town? And what does that mean for every other person, institution or fear that claims power in our life today? Congregational Singing This Week: Hosanna Loud Hosanna All Glory Laud And Honor Beneath The Cross Of Jesus I Know That My Redeemer Lives Music Specials: AGNUS DEI - W. A. Mozart Carola Dettmar - Soprano Jane Bosko - Organ HEAR MY CRY , O GOD - César Franck Carola Dettmar - Soprano Jane Bosko - Piano Prelude: In the Cross of Christ I Glory -arr. Wilbur Held All Glory Laud and Honor - arr. Edwin T. Childs Jane Bosko - Organ

Postlude:
The Royal Banners Forward Go (Vexilla Regis) - arr. Wilbur Held
Jane Bosko - Organ

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Fusion is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. JB Wernlund serves as Campus Pastor. With a keyboard-led worship style, Fusion encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Fusion:
Lost and Unaware 
Judges 2: 6-15

This week we continue our Lenten sermon series titled, "Fragile Faith; Faithful God." It has been a fun journey through the scriptures, considering the brokenness of God's covenant people and the faithfulness of God as we fix our eyes on the cross of Jesus.  This morning, we will consider the life of Joshua, who led the people into the Promised Land after Moses' death. What we find is that Joshua lived a faithful life, and yet after his death, everything fell apart. What happened? Could Joshua have done something different? What can we learn from Joshua's example and the failure of the people of Israel? Oh, and we will consider how Jesus fits into all this! Join us as we explore these questions and more this Sunday. 

Join Pastor Bill in the Room 21 of the Lower Level for a sermon discussion each Sunday following the Celebration service.

Any question is fair game, but growing out of this Sermon we can start with:

• How was Joshua prepared to lead by training with Moses?

• How does this compare with how leaders are trained today?

• Consider this phrase: Authentic Faith is more "caught," than "taught"?

• What does it mean to think of the "Wars of Conquest" that Josua lead as a "singularity"?

• What does it mean to see "The Judges Cycle" as A Cycle of Rescue/Redemmption rather than a Cycle of Decline/Judgement?

• What do we learn about Jesus and the Gospel of His Grace from the life of Joshua?

Watershed is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Rev. Aaron VanDerVeen serves as Campus Pastor. With a guitar-led modern worship style, Watershed encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This week at Watershed:
Fragile Faith, Faithful God
Judges 2

The young nation of Israel would follow Yahweh faithfully under the leadership of Joshua and the elders, but after this generation would pass, a cycle would ensue that would show how fragile and fickle human faith can really be.  The good news is that we will also see in this cycle how faithful God remains.

Celebration is one of three worshipping communities that comprise Harderwyk Ministries in Holland, MI. Dr William Lindner serves as Campus Pastor. With a "vibrantly classic" worship style marked by strong congregational singing and organ, Celebration encourages everyone to join in the journey of faith by being found in, formed by and following Jesus.

This Week's Celebration Information:
Sermon: Who Fumbled the Ball?
Text: Judges 2:6–19
Key Verse: Judges 2:10 - After that generation died, another generation grew up who did not acknowledge the LORD or remember the mighty things he had done for Israel.
Sermon Snapshot: The time has come for Israel – this new generation of Israel, remember – to enter the Promised Land and for that moment the LORD has raised up a new leader. All looks well with the transfer of leadership from Moses to Joshua, who then leads the nation into the land. But after Joshua’s career and death, there comes a generation that neither knew the LORD nor what He had done for Israel.” Did something go wrong over time? What can we learn about passing our faith on to those who follow after us?

Congregational Singing This Week:
All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name
10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)
Lift High The Cross

Music Specials:
Vocalise - Sergei Rachmaninoff
Jayne Gort - Flute
Jane Bosko - Piano

Prelude:
Jesus Paid It All - arr. Charity Large
Fairest Lord Jesus - arr. Brent Olstad
Jayne Gort - Flute
Jane Bosko - Piano

Postlude:
Toccata in E minor - Johann Pachelbel
Jayne Gort - Flute
Jane Bosko - Piano

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