There is a lot of talk about how much we should "risk" for and with our faith. Is there a line? Can we find a path between risk everything and risk nothing?

Rev. Peter Jonker reflects on risk, faith, and Matthew 4 and 25.

The thought of loving another person is easy. The actual loving of those persons is hard work.

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on loving acts, Fyodor Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov", and 1 Corinthians 13.

Paul says that God's wisdom is not super secret and undiscoverable. It is a mystery the some of the greatest intellects missed, but is understood by a child. How do we get this wisdom?

Rev. Kristy Manion leads our service. The scripture passage is 1 Corinthians 2:6-3:4.

A fragrance can alter a space for a long time. It has an enduring effect. Is your faith a wonderful fragrance?

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on spilled perfume, dead squirrels, and John 12:3.

Money is said to be the root of all evil. But when does money become an idol?

We continue our Lent Sermon Series as Rev. Ruth Boven leads our service. The Scripture passage is Luke 12:13-21.

In this piece, we go on a small journey with Jesus through the Lenten season.

Dr. Larry Visser reflects on Lent, Easter, and "O Sacred Head, Now Wounded" arranged by. David Cherwien.

Has someone handed you a baton of faith? Are you handing the baton on to someone else?

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom reflects on the Four by Faith and 2 Timothy.

Our feet do a lot of work. One job is to carry messages. Sometimes those messages are wonderful. And the feet that carry them are just as beautiful.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The scripture passage is Isaiah 52:1-10.

What we do matters. How we live our faith has an impact. It is not just about what we think in our heads or feel in our hearts.

Rev. Ruth Boven reflects on living our faith, your faithful acts towards her, and Galatians 2: 20.

We begin our Lenten sermon series. We first look at Paul's interaction with the Athenians and their idols. We will later look at our modern idols.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Acts 17:16-34.