When we give Jesus our logic, our ledgers, and our limits, we will always have enough. It’s not that we will just have a bit, but we will always have enough.

How are you at pacing yourself with your work, schooling, or responsibilities? Do you always feel like you're up against another deadline? Or do you feel room to breathe because you have good margin in your life?

When you read the scriptures, I find it fascinating how Jesus doesn't just talk about the way to eternal life, but he also talks the way to a better life in the here and now. And that's what I'm going to be unpacking this weekend: the role that resting and pacing ourselves have in following Jesus and being his disciple.

Loss is normal. It hurts in different ways depending on the type of loss...but when you think about it, loss is just a part of the human journey. Whether it's a loss of a loved one, a loss of your job, a loss of "normal," a loss of what you hoped to be doing, or a loss of memory...loss is normal and it hurts.

This weekend, this is what we are going to be exploring together.

A disciple of Jesus is someone who follows Jesus, is continually changed by Jesus, AND is someone who joins Him in what He is doing in the world. In other words, you can’t call yourself a disciple of Jesus unless you are willing to do what He did. That’s why the disciple’s training wheels came off and they got to do all that they did!

We are joined by guest speaker, Bill Hogg, as he teaches on three big questions about Jesus.

You are never a bother to Jesus. His plan has always been to fully heal and restore you, in his time. As we don’t know his time, our responsibility is to seek his face and be in his presence.

Do you feel like you're too far gone? Do you feel like those around you might be too far gone? Do you feel like there's a situation or a struggle or a spiritual battle in your life that is too far gone? Jesus has all power, authority, superiority, when Jesus shows up, no one is too far gone.

The storms of life are not only those moments where we can find faith in Jesus, but they are also those moments where we can renew our faith and trust in Jesus who, in just one word, can stop the storm & get us out of the ditch.

There are many things that could be considered as the most important when it comes to following Jesus, but there is actually one thing that is a first priority above all other things.

Shame will come in between us and our loved ones, our family members, those sitting next to you right now, our neighbours, our classmates, our co-workers, and God, because we are hiding who we actually are in fear of being shamed even more than we’ve already been. We are hiding because we are afraid that we are NOT ENOUGH!