Lent makes us wonder where God is in relation to us. But maybe our image of God that needs to be evaluated.

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on our picture of God, C.S. Lewis' "A Grief Observed", and Colossians 1.

With all the turmoil around, we could focus on the muddy water of the world's river. Or, we could focus on the grace and grandeur of God's temple and the river flowing from it.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The Scripture passage is Ezekiel 47:1-12.

We don't cross lines drawn in the sand. However, when we are followers of Jesus, we need to give our whole selves, willing to cross those lines between us and Jesus.

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on "Not a Fan" and Luke 9.

We are often the conman of our own self-deceiving cons. Jesus pushes against our self-deception.

Rev. Peter Jonker wraps up our Epiphany series. The Scripture passage is Matthew 7:21-28.

Love is in the air. Or so people say around Valentine's Day. But love is to be celebrated, especially God's love for us.

Dr. Larry Visser reflects on love and "How Deep the Father's Love for Us" arranged by James Koerts.

Our lives are filled with crossroads. Each crossroad can cause change, for good or bad.

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom reflects on crossroads and Luke 9.

There are nearly 100 images of the church in Scripture. In a series of meditations, we look at 5 of them.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service of meditations. There will be several passages from John, Galatians, Ephesians, 1 Peter, and 1 John.

We know that the Bible says not to worry. But how are we supposed to live without considering what is coming? Maybe Jesus' words mean a little more.

Rev. Peter Jonker continues our Epiphany series. The Scripture passage is Matthew 6: 25-34.

Through Christ, His death and resurrection, we can pray with confidence that we are heard.

Rev. Emily Vanden Heuvel reflects on prayer and Mark 15.

Peace is hard to come by. But Christ gives us peace in abundance.

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on peace, Rev. Boven's retirement, and John 14.