Finding a renewed hope? What does a living hope look like to you?

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on 1 Peter and cross stitching.

Why does the Sermon on the Mount start with blessings? Is it a strict instruction manual or an illustration of the Christian life?

Welcome to 2021! Rev. Peter Jonker leads the first service of the new year and the beginning of our Epiphany series. The Scripture passage is Matthew 4:23-5:12.

What is your behavior within God's plan? Looking at a few people within the Christmas story, we see different players with different responses. Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on Jeremiah 29:11 and Mary's, Joseph's, and Elizabeth's responses to God's plan.

We stand in the in-between time. Something happened, but it is not yet complete. What do we do in the meantime?

Guest minister Rev. Stan Mast leads our service and the title of his sermon is “In the Meantime”. The Scripture passages are Psalm 126; Galatians 4:3-7.

We reflect on our crying out for Christ to come, and then what His coming means.

Rev. Peter Jonker leads a series of readings, anthems, and meditations on Christ's birth. The Scripture passages are found in Isaiah, Matthew, Luke, and John.

We get so excited about celebrating Christ's birth that we might forget what led up to it. What was it like for Mary and Joseph arriving at Bethlehem?

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom reflects on homelessness, Mel Trotter Ministries, and Luke 2.

As we wrap-up our Advent Series, turning our attention towards Christmas, we discuss death.

Rev. Peter Jonker wraps up our Advent Series. The title of his sermon is “Making the Crooked Straight: The One Who Lifts the Shroud”. The Scripture passage is Isaiah 25:1-12.

Are you feeling a sense of hope? Does the reminder of Christ's birth overwhelm you with joy?

Rev. Ruth Boven reflects on Luke 2, hope, and sharing a moment of sear joy with her daughter.

As we move through Advent towards Christmas, our joy increases in anticipation of the birth of Christ.

Dr. Larry Visser reflects on the French piece "Noel Grandeur Duo" and the joy of Christmas.

Do we have the bandwidth to remember those who suffer for their faith as we deal with the problems around us?

Rev. Peter Jonker reflects on the recent deaths of Christians in Nigeria.