Colossians 4:2. Looking at a significant passage given for the healthy growth of the church. Paul challenges us to be devoted and watchful in prayer, even through the mundane everyday moments. Maturity happens in time. David speaking. (Message 2 of 4)

John 6:24-35. After feeding the crowd of 5000, Jesus tries to address the deeper spiritual hunger they had. However, the people were focused only on their temporal needs: physical, political, sociological. Jesus wanted to open their eyes to their true Provider. (Message 1 of 3)

Mark 9:2-29.  Jesus takes Peter, James and John up the mountain to pray. It was there that they saw Jesus again for the first time. What does this mean for us and the people around us? Yes, I know I pronounced 'Chick-fil-A' wrong. I have never eaten there! Maybe one day.

Luke 18:1-8. Jesus tells his disciples a story about a widow who persisted in pursuing justice for herself. Jesus invites us to take the same approach to prayer even in the most barren of circumstances. David speaking. (Message 1 of 4)

Acts 9:36. Inspiration from the example of Dorcas, who simply used what she had to make a difference in the lives of her neighbours. We can be missional where we are. Guest ministry Matthew from the STM Network, short term missions resource, http://stmnetwork.ca.

John 14:1-4. In preparing the disciples for His departure, Jesus stamped the concept of Eternity on their hearts and lives. This is important to us as well. Longing for the Father's house helps us in service, helps us while suffering, and helps us with sin. (Message 3 of 3)

John 2:13-17. In clearing the Temple area of merchants and money changers, Jesus demonstrated an intense loyalty to His Father's house. The Temple defined faithfulness, distributed justice and dispensed mercy. (Message 2 of 3)

Luke 2:41-50. As a 12 year old boy, Jesus demonstrated a love for His Father's house. The Father's house was marked by the Presence of God, the Word of God and the community of faith. (Message 1 of 3)