Scotiabank’s slogan “You’re Richer Than You Think” has been around for 14 years and is recognized by 85% of Canadians. It should remind us to stop and think about those things that Christ freely and lovingly provided for us that many have spent millions in vain trying to purchase. It should cause us to be grateful and stronger when we give thanks together!

Pastor OJ encourages us that the lasting impact in our world will be the outcomes we leave behind; through the people who were touched and transformed by how we intentionally invested our lives.

Pastor Bev talks about how we’re on a journey together as followers of Jesus Christ, encouraging and supporting each other, discovering together the greater purpose and calling of God in our lives, as individuals, and as a church body.

Pastor Doug talks about how the word community means “common unity” and means that a tremendously diverse group of people from all different backgrounds can experience true love and can be stronger together when what they have in common is a love for God and a love for each other.

Pastor OJ describes how Jesus Christ came to break down the dividing walls between us and God as well as the walls between us and others;  thereby restoring the connections we were created for and providing the pathway to true peace in the midst of a divided and chaotic world.

Pastor Doug concludes the Philippians’ series entitled “Seeing in Technicolor by showing how throughout the book of Philippians we have learned some eternal lessons that are key to whatever we go through in life no matter how difficult. They have been keys to having joy, being content, seeing things from God’s perspective. That is why Paul, in the middle of the most discouraging circumstances, beaten, in prison, preparing to die, could still praise God. Through everything he went through he had learned that He could face whatever was before Him, he could do all things through Christ who strengthened him and that a life lived generously giving to God and giving to others would always see the faithfulness of God in providing for all of his needs and even more so that he could be a blessing to others.

What do you focus on? What do you spend your time thinking about? Watching? Listening to? Pastor Nathan dives into a message explaining that what we focus on, is what we live out in our lives. And how it’s not only good enough to think about “good” things but be putting them into action as well.

This scripture encourages us to not live with anxiety, but rather to bring our concerns before God in prayer. We are living in a world filled with chaos and uncertainty.  This is causing a lot of stress and increased levels of anxiety. Pastor OJ Zerbin will be sharing a message about how we can have peace in the midst of chaos.