Both God and man covers sin. One covers with mercy, the over with pride. You can have all kinds of coverings for sin but the only one that will be of any good is: Christ. Listen to Pastor David’s exhortation to cover your sin for more.

Ecclesiastes is a confusing, perplexing book that often leads us to ask, “God, what are you doing?” Just like life. Amid the anguish and sorrows of this vaporous life, can joy be found? Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon orienting us to this book.

Do you feel how wealthy you are? Our thoughts first go to money, but the wealth of God’s Word is better than any amount of money. We are filthy rich having God’s own recorded words in our possession. We are billionaires when it comes to God’s Word. Do you believe this? Listen to Pastor Zach’s exhortation for more.

Does God still speak today? Can you still hear his voice audibly, infallibly, and authoritatively? Just open up your Bible and read aloud. That's the opportunity afforded to us as we hear the prophet Micah speak. Though he prophesied long ago, his message of God being the only God who is so great as to distribute both judgment and restoration is still applicable today. Listen to Pastor Brett's introduction and reading of the prophet Micah for more.

Forgiveness is at the heart of faith. Is it at the heart of your life? In Christ, all is forgiven—completely and pervasively—at great cost. Will you forgive? Listen to Pastor David’s exhortation to forgive as you’ve been forgiven for more.

The feeling of life slipping through your fingers as sin and suffering compound is a difficult perplexity. But it has a design. It is the Lord who has done it. And one purpose is to hedge and lead you to pray, “My hope is in you.” At such times, grab hold to the waiting rope of hope in God. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on Psalm 39 for more.

This is a reading of the article "Samaritan Benevolence," written and read by Pastor Brett. You can read the article at https://westviewchurchmn.com/blog.

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.