When we get overwhelmed, we tend to become irritable and withdraw. What does the Feeding of the 5000 teach us about our reaction and worship?

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our service. The title of his sermon is "Bring Them Here To Me" and the Scripture is Matthew 14:13-21.

When the paralyzed man was lowered from the ceiling, we do not hear the home owner complaining. Why is that?

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on what belongs to God and Mark 2.

We love the communities we are a part of. But what happens when we love that community too much? Does it cause us to hate those outside of our community?

Rev. Peter Jonker continues our Epiphany series. The Scripture passage is Matthew 5: 43-48.

Crossing deep water often signifies overcoming something and finding something better on the other side. It was true in the Bible and for those who sang this African American spiritual.

Dr. Larry Visser reflects on "Deep River" by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

We live in the today and the future today. It is strange, but our salvation in Christ makes this possible.

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom reflects on Christ's words to the thief on the cross in Luke 23.

God's promises often don't seem to match our reality. Much like Jesus' incarnation and resurrection, we are surprised that our reality is not our end.

Guest minister, Rev. John Rottman leads our service. The Scripture is Jeremiah 31:7-14.

The Holy Spirit is moving and guiding all of our lives. This causes each of us to have a unique experience and it is a beautiful thing.

Rev. Ruth Boven reflects on the Holy Spirit and John 3.

Truth may seem hard to find these days. In this sermon, Jesus and the Bible tell us ways to find, tell, and live truth.

Rev. Peter Jonker continues with our fourth service in the Epiphany series. The Scripture passage is Matthew 5:33-37.

Mountains play an important role in the Bible. The Sermon on the Mount is no different.

Rev. Peter Jonker reflects on mountains, the long/hard rode, and Matthew 5.

We are called to pray, ceaselessly. We often pray for healing. Are our prayers not heard if healing doesn't occur?

Rev. Peter Jonker leads our returned evening service. The Scripture is Mathew 17:14-21.