Ephesians 4 reminds us that following Jesus is not a one time commitment, but an ongoing process of always growing, learning, and becoming more like Christ.

Romans 12 encourages us not only to use our Spiritual gifts, but to do so with passion and gusto, to do it to the best of our ability as we serve God and others.

God gives us spiritual to be part of His work in our world. What are your gifts? How are you experiencing His call to a gifted life?

In many organizations 20% of the people do 80% of the work, while the biblical image of a church is that we all are part of the work, we all are the 20% who get our hands dirty to do God's Work.

On Easter we open the story that churches often do each Easter. We hear in this story that the power of Easter is not just the story or series of events, but the fact that Jesus is alive, now as he was on that first Easter day!!!

Elder Ken Hoogstra leads us to reflect on the cups that set on the table as Jesus celebrated the first Lord's Supper and the promises it gave to us.

On Palm Sunday there was a mix of joy and tension by all those watching Jesus enter Jerusalem, as everyone wondered what is this man's plan?

We open up Ezekiel 37 and wonder together not just do we believe God is faithful to His promises, but what proof is there of that in our lives?

We look at the power and responsibility we have with the words that we use in light of Proverbs 18:2-8, 21.

Pastor Bill reflect on Proverbs 12, and the power that our words have, and healing that well used words can do in our lives and relationships.