We use knowledge to solve our problems. If one arises, we just need to learn how to overcome it. However, knowledge does not affect the conditions of the human soul.

We continue our Lent Sermon Series as Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passages are Psalm 131 and 1 Corinthians 2: 1-10.

We tend to know a lot, and want to share that knowledge. But how are we using it? Are we doing it in a loving manner?

Rev. Peter Jonker reflects on love as the foundation of knowledge and 1 Corinthians 8.

In a world that is forever unstable, it is good to pause and remember the things that are constant. And as Christians, we share many constants.

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on your care for one another, constant truths, and Philemon.

"Why?" is a good question. It may uncover a mystery. It helps our understanding. But instead of always asking God why, maybe we should turn the focus on ourselves.

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on the question of "why", our faith, and Psalm 22:1 and Mark 15:34.

We've heard a lot about nationalism lately. But if nationalism is an idol, what good thing was put above God?

We continue our Lent Sermon Series as Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passages are Daniel 6:1-14; Philippians 3:15-21.

This hymn puts us in a very personal connection with Christ on the Cross. Much to the point of Lent, we ponder the love of Christ and how our sins put him on the Cross.

Dr. Larry Visser reflects on his own arrangement "What Wondrous Love Is This?"

Loneliness can come in all shapes and sizes. The Covid shutdown and physical distancing has increased both the loneliness and our awareness of it.

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom offers a prayer for the lonely.

We may possess the correct knowledge, and know how to use it. But it is more important to use that knowledge in the service of love.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The scripture passage is 1 Corinthians 8:1-13.

God does not stop working on us. He does not stop pursuing us. This is evident in God's relationship with Jacob.

Rev. Ruth Boven reflects on God's persistence, Barbara Brown Taylor, and Genesis 28: 10-17.

Power, in and of itself, is not a bad thing. But at what point does it become and idol? Where have you put your power above God?

We continue our Lent Sermon Series as Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Genesis 16:1-16.