Join in as we continue to walk through 2 Corinthians! This week we look at 2 Corinthians 1:6-11 and explore further what Paul tells us about our God of comfort. What does it mean for the way we hear and communicate the Gospel?

Join in as we begin our study on 2 Corinthians! What's this letter about? What does it have to do with our lives and why is it important for us to read as Christians? For the next few months, we'll be walking through the whole thing!

What do you believe and why? How has that affected the way you encounter the world and those around you?

In this second part, we read about Jesus' encounter with the Temple and discuss its implications for the institutional church.

In this first of two parts, we read about King David's desire to build a temple and what God's response means for us.

Here we talk about Romans 5:1-11, and the topic is reconciliation. How does reconciliation with God play out in your life and relationships?

In this final installment of the Jonah Series, we read Jonah 4. What is the Book of Jonah all about? The final question is very telling.

During our midweek lenten services, we are focussing on repentance not only as turning away from our sin but also as turning toward God and embracing him as well as embracing where he has put us in his creation. here we read 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 and talk about embracing our place as physical creatures.

This Ash Wednesday reflection based a reading from the Prophet Joel reflects on what repentance really means.

Instead of trying to find security by convincing ourselves that our world is static, we look to God our Creator who is the constant (Isaiah 40:21-31).