When Christ and the Holy Spirit take over our lives, we a filled and made hungry. Christ's peace fills us. But we hunger after the kingdom of heaven and the restoration in this world.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is 2 Corinthians 5:1-5.

Dr. Matt Bonzo leads our next 2 sessions. We discuss the progression of eating and food from the discovery of fire to our modern, efficient means of eating. He also discusses food, as it is found in Scripture.

Politics are a central focus for us. And when we have issues with government, it mostly comes when they hang on to power at the expense of justice. What does Jesus' interaction with the political leaders teach us?

We continue our Lenten Series "Christ Alone". Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Mark 15:1-20.

God's message to John is a cryptic one, in order that only followers understand. The message of strength and weakness for back then and right now.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Revelation 4.

The crowd is a body, a character in the book of Mark. We see the ebb and flow of this crowd. They love Jesus one day, and the next they want him crucified. But Christ has compassion on the crowd and transforms it.

We continue our Lenten Series "Christ Alone". Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Mark 15: 6-15.

Memory is a tool of reconciliation and of the evil one. Our Psalm passage reminds us of the pain of memory while Isaiah offers us hope in God's forgetfulness.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passages are Psalm 25:1-7, Isaiah 65:17-19.

Christ's revelation of himself to the religious leaders leads to a different type of religious leader. It reveals how we should live our lives, whether we are the religious leader or not.

We continue our Lenten Series "Christ Alone". Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Mark 14: 53-65.

We look at the transfiguration, usually reserved for the end of Lent, at the beginning. This allows us to see with different eyes.

Guest minister, Chaplain Klaas Walhout, The Scripture passage is Luke 9: 28-36.

Family is a great source of support, but it is a lousy foundation. Why? Because family is an idol. We must find our foundation in Christ. If we do that, our family is better for it.

We start our Lenten Series "Jesus Alone". Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Mark 3: 20-21, 31-35.

The conclusion of our series comes with two invitations from Jesus. These invitations put us either in the position of Matthew or in the camp of the Pharisees. Which are you today?

We conclude our Epiphany series "Window on the Word". Rev. Kristy Manion leads our service. The Scripture passage is Matthew 9: 9-13.