At church we celebrate Jesus' arrival at Christmas and his death and resurrection on Easter. What if Jesus knew from the beginning the way His life would end? What message is God sending to us, Hi9s people, be telegraphing His Son's arrival and painful death?

It is comfortable to think of Jesus as a warm teddy bear, our best friend Jesus. In Malachi God presents a picture of a savior whose arrival will change us deeply down to our core, even to the point of painful, although good change. What will this change look like?

Elder Bob Weirenga speaks to us out of God's word today.

The end. It’s a simple 2 words, but mean so much. Often movies end on a quiet end follow by those 2 words, but not the bible. The End in the bible is the last battle for this world, the final showdown between good and evil. Spoiler alert, you probably know how this ends and who wins.

Pastor Kent, Lead Pastor at First Reformed Church in Cedar Grove leads us through Acts 15.

You know about struggles, heartache and pain. The apostle Paul had visible signs of wear on his face. Years of travel, preaching, and ministering. Paul did not fight aimless, he fought the good fight, fighting for eternal things, things of God, things that would last.

What is Christianity all about? Why does it matter if I believe in God? The apostle Paul was asked this questions all the time, and although the answer is simple, the impact if life-changing.

When Jesus told his followers go and make disciples of all nations, what happened? We will take a look into the life of the early church.

What’s the big deal about Jesus and Easter? Why do so many people get so focused on it? We see in the resurrection Hope for something more.

October 6 Chapter 26- The Hour of Darkness- Guest Preacher

Jesus already knows what is causing the “shanks” in your life. He knows why your life “swing” is off. And he knows the solution before you even know to ask for help. He knows because he corrected your problem on the cross. It is there he uttered these words: “ ‘It is finished!’ With that he bowed his head and gave up his spirit” (John 19:30). He knew this all as he walked the road to Calvary.