As a church, we read and affirm our covenant commitments to one another whenever we welcome new people into that relationship of accountability. We do well to consider the covenant and repent of those things that we have done that we ought not do or have left undone. Listen to Pastor David's exhortation for more.

All of us can have a default way of thinking about or relating to the Lord. However, we need to check that from time to time lest we have a deficient understanding of who God is. Psalm 35, among other imprecatory psalms, helps do that as it leads us to pray for vindication rather than vengeance. Listen to Pastor Brett's sermon for more.

Here is an article titled, "Our Fall Trellis," written and read by Pastor Brett. You can read this article at https://westviewchurchmn.com/blog.

There can be many reactions that one has to the sin of others. We can be shocked, grieved, appalled, sorrowful, or numerous other responses. But one thing we ought never respond with is contempt. The very grace we have been shown undercuts such contempt. Listen to Pastor Zach's exhortation to regard none with contempt for more.

The nation of Judah was sent into exile to be chastened by the LORD's covenant curses due to their persistent idolatry. And bearing that discipline was what the psalmist laments over in Psalm 102. Yet he laments discipline to the King who hears in the confidence of future praise and global hope. Listen to Pastor Brett's sermon for more.

Minnesotans are very familiar with the pastime of complaining about how bad roads are and how bad it is when they are being repaired. Even in the abundance of ease of transportation, we are prone to grumble in discontentment. But it isn't just roads. Listen to Toby's exhortation to be content in abundance for more.

Knock on the door of a top-ten YouTuber's HQ, and you will likely get no answer. If that person is inaccessible as famous as he is, does that mean God is just as inaccessible? Wonderfully, no. Rather, we seek God who is Creator, the Holy One, and the King of Glory. Listen to Dr. Joshua Greever's (Associate Professor of New Testament at Bethlehem College & Seminary) sermon on Psalm 24 for more.

If you are hiking up a mountain and get caught in a thunderstorm, it can be an unsettling experience. Do you press on up the mountain or turn back? If there is refuge to be found at the top, that is the place to run. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on Psalm 91 for more.

Imagine a newlywed husband describing the beauty and sweetness of their fiftieth wedding anniversary to his bride. Over the years, she cherishes and thinks often of this thought. All the while, she has slipped in realizing she is presently married. She has her husband now. We do similarly when we walk like the dead. Listen to Michael's exhortation for more.

Psalm 36 draws attention to our need to recognize sin as sin. Our sin is rebellion against God that will be called to account and determine our eternal future. In our rebellion we have no fear of God, yet we behold God’s unimpeachable character to deliver and save. Wickedness from without and within is confronted by the righteous LORD unto destruction or deliverance. And our only hope is by faith to flee to the LORD for refuge. For God—our God—is the dreadful, delightful, and delivering LORD. Listen to Pastor Brett's sermon on Psalm 36 for more.