Our Lenten sermon series asks us to consider: What in our lives needs to be broken apart so that God’s transformative work can begin? Jesus shatters the systems and assumptions that trap us in narrow ways of thinking, freeing us to live more fully in alignment with God’s love and grace. This series invites us to examine what we hold on to too tightly, let go of what no longer serves us, and embrace the life-giving renewal that comes from stepping into God’s bigger, bolder dream for our lives.

In this episode, Rev. Keith Thompson wraps up the series, EMBARK. Life has storms. Period. We all go through them, but it's how we navigate the storm that ultimately leads to the outcome we desire.

This is the third week of our series, EMBARK. Rev. Tori Hastings shares that journeys can be sometimes be tricky, especially when you can't see what lies beyond the horizon. Take a listen...

In this second sermon of our series, EMBARK, Rev. Keith Thompson covers 'Assembling Our Crew.' In Mark 1: 16-20 Jesus' disciples were called to follow him to great lengths. How do we hear that calling in our own lives, and who are those key people that we want to have come alongside us?

This sermon is the first in a series, EMBARK. Rev. Keith Thompson uses passages from the gospel of John to ask us 'How Do We Leave The Dock?' Sometimes taking the first step of a journey can be the most challenging part.

Canterbury welcomed theologian and author Dr. Leonard Sweet as the keynote speaker for our Men's Winter Retreat. As part of that weekend, Dr. Sweet delivered this sermon in our Contemporary Worship service on Sunday, February 2.

Today, Rev. Hill Carmichael, answers the next question in this HEY SIRI series.... Heaven?

In this third week of our series HEY SIRI, Rev. Tori Hastings dives into the question, 'Can I Have Doubts And Still Be Faithful?'

Rev. Keith Thompson continues this four part series entitled, "Hey Siri, Finding Answers to Life's Big Questions" by helping us to understand how our faith can help us manage through when the unexpected happens. This week's question is 'Why do bad things happen to good people?' - something we all struggle to understand.

Hey Siri...Why do bad things happen to good people?

This is the first sermon is a four-part series entitled, "Hey Siri, Finding Answers to Life's Big Questions." Rev. Tori Hastings covers the age old question that most all humans have, Who Am I and Why Am I Here?