We look forward to seeing you in Rotterdam and sharing this special time. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or have attended before, you’ll find a warm and friendly atmosphere awaiting you.
The 5th Lord’s Day of 2026 (February 15) focuses on finding true, sovereign rest in Christ, often featuring sermons from Matthew 11:25–30 on resting in God’s grace. It is part of the weekly Sunday gathering for Christian worship and confession. It is also associated with studies on the Heidelberg Catechism
Key aspects of this term include:
- Context: It refers to the fifth Sunday of the calendar year.
- Theological Themes: Sermons often focus on Christ as the source of rest for the weary.
- Ecclesiastical Use: Reformed and Methodist churches often use this term for their weekly services.
- Other Interpretations: In some contexts, it can refer to the “5th Sunday of Luke” in the Orthodox tradition, or the “5th day” of creation.
Key aspects of this term include:
- Context: It refers to the fifth Sunday of the calendar year.
- Theological Themes: Sermons often focus on Christ as the source of rest for the weary.
- Ecclesiastical Use: Reformed and Methodist churches often use this term for their weekly services.
- Other Interpretations: In some contexts, it can refer to the “5th Sunday of Luke” in the Orthodox tradition, or the “5th day” of creation.
