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Welcome to the Rosewood Church Online, we are a Reformed Church in Jenison, Michigan. Our mission as a church is to be a church empowered by Christ to reveal his love and reach our communities. As a church value equipping one another for spiritual growth, welcoming our neighbors with joyful hospitality, and serving through acts of compassion and generosity. We pray you are blessed by the content you find here. In-Person Services + Livestream Sundays at 9:30AM via our Youtube Channel! For more information on our church visit Rosewoodchurch.org

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Weird Books of the Bible - Your One And Only Son

2026/11/02

Genesis 22 raises difficult questions, but we don't have to stop at one frame. Keep reading the story, and ultimately look to Jesus, the clearest picture of God's character and love.

The Weird Books of the Bible - Why All The Blood?

2026/11/02

God is the one who provides a means to deal with sin. God is the one who makes a way for relationship to be restored. God is the one who created these people, chose these people, called these people, covenanted with these people, and cares for them enough to provide a means for their relationship to continue, even in the midst of their sin and brokenness.

The Weird Books of the Bible - Law, Blah, Blah

2026/10/21

The Old Testament can get weird, confusing, and uncomfortable. But what if those weird parts are foundational to the New Covenant? Today we explored which Old Testament laws should we follow, and which should we ignore?

Waypoints - Disciples to Apostles

2026/10/21

Jesus forms us and sends us out to love and serve others. In Mathew 9-10, Jesus calls His disciples to pray for workers, then sends them out to be the answer to their own prayer. The harvest is plentiful, the workers are few, and sometimes the person God is sending is you!

Waypoints - Taking the Initiative

2026/10/05

Week four of Waypoints explores our value of Taking the Initiative: moving toward others with the grace and intention Jesus has shown us. Because Jesus moved toward us first, we are called to do the same. What does it look like to take the first step toward others, both within the church and in our community?

Waypoints - Got Questions?

2026/09/30

Faith isn't threatened by honest questions. From Jesus asking questions in the temple to Nicodemus and Thomas wrestling with what they believed, we see that curiosity can be part of growing in faith. Come as you are, bring your questions, and let's learn to listen with curiosity rather than trying to have all the answers.

Waypoints - Belong and Become

2026/09/22

What if belonging is more than simply being welcomed on a Sunday? What if authentic relationships help us become more like Jesus, and the people who are different from us are exactly who God uses to shape us? Come discover a community where you can belong while you become.

Waypoints - Bridges Not Walls

2026/09/15

This message invites us to recover something deeply rooted in the foundation of the church: a passion for removing unnecessary boundaries so people can encounter Jesus.

City on a Hill - Come and See / Go and Tell

2026/09/08

What if sharing your faith didn't require a perfect answer? If you have a story, tell someone. Come and see. Experience Jesus for yourself. Then go and tell. Share your experience of Jesus with the people around you. And watch your story become someone else's invitation to come and see.

City on a Hill: Earn Your Voice

2026/09/02

What if sharing our faith starts with simply being helpful? In Luke 10, Jesus reminds us through the Good Samaritan that our witness isn't about being louder or winning arguments. It's about crossing the road, love people well, and making Jesus visible through our lives.

City on a Hill: You are the Message

2026/08/30

Before your faith is explained, it is seen. In Week 1 of City on a Hill, we look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:13–16 and what it really means to share our faith. We’re called to be salt, light, and a city on a hill. Not just people with a message, but messengers whose lives speak. Your life is the message.

Never Enough: Expensive Sand

2026/08/18

“Your soul is thirsty. More money doesn’t become water. It becomes expensive sand.” Money can do a lot, but it can’t satisfy the deepest thirst in our souls. Jesus offers something money never can: living water. When Jesus is enough, money can be what it was meant to be, a tool, not our savior.

Never Enough: The Myth of the 10%

2026/08/14

What goes first reveals who comes first. Firstfruits taught God’s people to trust Him before they knew how much they would have. The tithe gave structure to that trust. But in Jesus, the invitation goes even deeper. God isn’t asking for a percentage of our lives. He’s asking for all of us. What we give, what we save, and what we spend can all become ways to honor Him.

Never Enough: The Lie of More

2026/08/06

What are we really trusting to bring us security and peace? In the first message of our Never Enough series, we look at Jesus’ warning in Luke 12 about the quiet danger of believing that “just a little more” will finally be enough. Through the story of the rich fool and the widow’s offering, we discover that being “rich toward God” isn’t about how much we have, but where our trust is placed. Join us as we learn what it means to live with open hands before the God who is truly enough.

Summer Break: The Main Thing

2026/07/27

What if following Jesus wasn't about finding a hidden map, but following a compass? Check out this week's sermon, "The Main Thing," and discover how Jesus simplifies life to one powerful direction: love God and love people.