From the Pastors' Desks

By: Daniel Miller Dec 5, 2025

By: Eddie Mercado Nov 14, 2025

If the best meal on earth is meant to drive us to worship, why would the Lord’s Supper be any different?

By: Eddie Garcia Aug 15, 2025

The church should minister to and with people impacted by disabilities.

By: Dale A. Van Dyke Aug 7, 2025

One of the things I love about the OPC is its commitment to getting the Bible right, and keeping Jesus Christ and him crucified at the middle of everything.

Aug 1, 2025

Over the past several months, the facility expansion committee has been meeting for the purpose of planning our fundraising efforts, organizing our pledge campaign, and preparing marketing materials to clearly communicate the plan and vision for our building project.

Jul 25, 2025

What the good news of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection created in Paul the Apostle was not primarily intellectual fascination or emotional enchantment, it was a sense of immense urgency.

By: Wayne Veenstra Jul 18, 2025

Hebrews 13 suggests that churches ought to care for the joy—the happiness—of their pastor. Why? Because a miserable pastor—a pastor who never knows the winds of encouragement in his sails but only the headwinds of opposition at his face—is rarely an effective one.

By: Wayne Veenstra Jun 20, 2025

Our goal is to see a healthy, Reformed church established in Northwest Grand Rapids that is committed to seeing disciples of Jesus made and matured as God’s Word is prayerfully applied to the lives of people. 


May 23, 2025

As I was meditating on Psalm 34 this past week, it struck me that, like so many of the Davidic psalms, it was written during a season of transition.

By: Dale A. Van Dyke May 2, 2025

I arrived safely home from Thailand on Tuesday night and am working through jet lag. It was a great trip and I’m so thankful for the opportunity to go. It was engaging in ways I expected it would be – and transformative in ways I didn’t.