If you are a fan, you know a lot about something. Like the shepherds going to meet baby Jesus, fans to action to in order to follow.

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on Luke 2, sports, and "Not a Fan" by Kyle Idleman.

Acting out of fear, we are prone to do terrible and foolish things. But what happens when God straightens out our loves? What does love have to do with fear?

Rev. Peter Jonker continues our Advent season. The Scripture passages are Isaiah 7:1-17.

During Advent, it is good to reflect on who Christ is. Augustine offers us some very good descriptions/dichotomies about the person of Christ.

Rev. Mike Hoogeboom reflects on St. Augustine, Advent, and the description of Christ.

Our relationship with God is bent to nearly the breaking point. But there is One who makes our scarlet as white as snow.

Welcome to the season of Advent. Rev. Kristy Manion begins this time of waiting for the birth of our Savior. The Scripture passages are Isaiah 1:1-20; 53:4-6.

We long to be in control. We set ourselves to be in control of our lives. However, God's grace is unpredictable, uncontrolled by us.

Rev. Ruth Boven reflects on Matthew 10:39 and a poem by David Whyte.

Can you name another text that is 1200 years old? This hymn has brought comfort through many wars, political shifts, changing of countries, and pandemics.

Dr. Larry Visser and cellist Calin Muresan reflect on "Of The Father's Love Begotten" and the Advent season.

God's molding of us can be quite forceful. We often long for soft molding, but sometimes hard edges need to be broken off.

Rev. Peter Jonker reflects on Psalm 51, John Dunne, and C.S. Lewis.

The 2020 holiday season is like none other. We begin it with meditations on giving thanks.

Rev. Peter Jonker starts our Thanksgiving day with a series of meditations, readings, and songs.

Mothers seem to have an uncanny sense for what their children need or are doing. God's attention on us is even more keen.

Rev. Kristy Manion reflects on Isaiah 49:13-15 and a early motherly moment.

This year's Thanksgiving may be super different than our traditions. Finding thankfulness might have been difficult.

Rev. Bob Grussing reflects on what the youth are thankful for and 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and Ephesians 5:20.