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Living as faithful disciples of Jesus requires making a lot of judgment calls.

A Maundy Thursday or Good Friday service in a Lenton series reflecting on the death of our Savior.

An article exploring Ash Wednesday and the implications for believers.

Where does one begin when planning visuals for projection? Google searching images for a service can be daunting task with so much stuff to sift through.

When strokes, illness or other challenges keep people from attending worship, they often fall off the congregation’s radar. Here are ideas for using visual arts to reconnect and include such people in worship and church life.

A glimpse into the Third Christian Reformed Church in Zeeland, artwork, and Vertical Habits.

Though she is passionate about Christian art, especially visual art, Victoria Emily Jones knows that congregations are full of “non-art” people. Her blog aims to help people of faith interpret, enjoy and use art in worship and private devotions.

To create and train intergenerational worship planning teams of congregational members and ministry leaders in the planning of liturgies, music, mime, dance and visual arts to engage and unite worshipers of all ages with particular attention to social justice.

To encourage personal and public prayer practices in worshipers of all ages by creating a language for prayer through Lectio divina, praying the Psalms, and media that includes Twitter and Facebook.

A service plan focused on the honor and obedience in truth-telling and the danger of lying in a series on the Ten Commandments, as explained in the Heidelberg Catechism.