Jeremy Lyerla

Heritage Covenant Church is launching a Reformed church planting movement across the Inland Northwest through a discipleship-driven model. Rooted in covenant theology, hospitality, and the ordinary means of grace, HCC forms mature disciples who multiply through households, small groups, and new churches. This vision emphasizes generational faithfulness, authentic evangelism, and worship that culminates in the glory of God on the Lord’s Day.

What does it mean to be a Reformed church? From a Christian Reformed (CRCNA) perspective, this article explains the biblical roots, confessional faith, and gospel-centered worship that define the Reformed tradition.

Heritage Covenant Church is adopting the Sign hymnal to deepen Reformed, experiential worship. Rooted in Scripture and the Reformers, this hymnal supports congregational singing with instruments, strengthens family worship, and enriches personal devotion. HCC seeks to avoid “worshiptainment,” uniting doctrine and doxology as God’s people lift their voices in psalms and hymns, building a lasting heritage of faith and praise.