Hear the story of Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's dreams as told by one our storytellers from VBS 2019, and Pastor Curt's response to the week that was, including a word for each of us.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." This week, we look at the classic hymn often associated with Billy Graham's ministry, "How Great Thou Art." Seeing God's beauty and majesty in creation is so significant in the Scriptures, but how does that pertain to us today?

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." It Is Well is a hymn that meets us in the difficult places and serves as an anthem for our souls as we manoeuvre painful circumstances in life. The author, Horatio Spafford, certainly had the platform to write this kind of anthem, and we look at his story which led to this great hymn and what the Bible has to say about faith through trial.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." The next song we learn from is the 19th century hymn "Standing on the Promises." We analyze what the foundation of God's promises to us are, the fact that God keeps His promises, as well as how we can live boldly in the knowledge and understanding of these good promises.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." As the second song in our series, we look at the 16th century hymn, "A Mighty Fortress is our God." Written by the great theologian Martin Luther, this hymn has much to teach us about the power and faithfulness of the God we worship, and His victory over the seen and unseen forces in our world.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." We begin a new series analyzing and learning from songs that we sing together by looking at the hymn "Take my Life and Let it Be." What does Jesus have to say about this theme of submission and consecration? His interaction with a rich young ruler sheds some light onto this question and more.

From the series, "Contagious Christianity." We conclude our series on living as light to the world with a look at the example that Jesus gave in his interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well. What can we learn from this specific example of Jesus, and what are some practical guides to take away as we conclude this series?

Pastor Richard Ang brings a word based out of Hebrews 13v1-6.

From the series, "Contagious Christianity." In this week's message, we assess the heart of the issue, which is our love for those around us who don't yet know Jesus. Before we are able to speak Gospel truth into the lives of others, we are called to live it out in love, and we analyze what that can look like in this week's teaching.

From the series, "Contagious Christianity." As we continue in our series about taking our faith from an internal truth to an external reality, we analyze some of the excuses we generally harbour when it comes to sharing our faith with others.