Today we have Abe Janzen with us asking the question, “In this world we live in, what are your pillars to weather the chaos?” We also have a special musical number by the Kruse sisters!
Read MoreIn this Father’s Day service, we have communion, a story about grand theft auto and a bouncy castle, as well as the kickoff message to our new series on addressing spiritual dryness.
Read MoreThis Sunday, we look at the story of when John the Baptist first saw Jesus and what it has to tell us about banishing the January slump following Christmas.
Read MoreThis week we see a different side to Jesus than we normally imagine. The implications of this are wonderful not just for us in the church, but outside of it as well.
Read MoreThis Sunday we are joined by the Sayer family, missionaries in Seville Spain, who share with us what they have learned it takes to reach out to others with the gospel message.
Read MoreThis Sunday, we come to our final outing with the Ten Commandments, looking at why it is that we should not steal and the implications that this commandment has on our time, our outlook and our responsibilities.
Read MoreThis Sunday, in our exploration of the Ten Commandments we look at why coveting is such a problem, and how we should live instead.
Read MoreThis week, we are talking about marriage and why cheating on your spouse is a bad idea. While this is something most people can get behind, it is the takeaway that has a lot to say for how we can live going forward.
Read MoreWe are talking about one of the most obvious of the Ten Commandments to modern ears, “thou shalt not murder.” Surprisingly, in the era this commandment was written, that may not have been all that obvious a commandment at all.
Read MoreThis week we explore the second of the Ten Commandments, looking at why it is important enough to be on the list, what it says about what we Christians should be for, and how we should live our lives in response. We also celebrate Communion, so make sure to prepare some bread and a drink!
Read MoreThis Sunday, we finish up our time in the Sermon on the Mount by looking at its conclusion, before taking the principles of all that we have learned to apply it to common wisdom from today.
Read MoreThis week, we look at what Jesus has to tell us about what it means to follow the way of God instead of the way of money, as well as we look at how this teaching can impact our professional lives.
Read MoreIn this fourth in our seven-part series on the Sermon on the Mount, we look at what Jesus has to tell us about what it means to be righteous, why it is such a problem to try to show off how holy we are, and what we can do to address this problem before it is too late.
Read MoreThis Sunday is Mother’s Day, and to celebrate it we ask several congregants of lessons they remember their mother’s teaching them of both faith and life.
Read MoreFor the last Sunday of Lent, we look at the story of when Jesus met a group of Greeks, causing him to reflect on what would come next for him, as well as for us.
Read MoreOn the fourth Sunday of Lent, we look at just what all the healing talked about in the most famous passage in the bible can mean to the meaning we find in our lives.
Read MoreOn the third Sunday of Lent, Sheldon Giesbrecht shares with us the story of Jesus and the money changers in the Temple, highlighting one item personal to him to take away.
Read MoreOn the second Sunday of Lent, we look at the story of when Jesus taught a very zealous Peter what it means to pick up his cross to follow God.
Read MorePicture this. A Sunday service in full swing and someone runs to the front yelling. What would you do? In this service dealing with mental health, we mull over our response.
Read MoreContinuing on with the stories mentioned in Hebrews 11, this Sunday we are looking at the life of Samson, seeing what truths it has for our Christian faith, as well as how it should kick us into action.
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