Last week, we talked about the one-flesh nature of God’s design for marriage. Striving for this reality in our marriage relationships is critical, but it might be difficult to know exactly how can we work towards the goal. Thankfully, God’s Word gives us some very practical insight into this topic. Join us on Sunday as we plan to look at the power of the love and respect cycle, and how we can use it to charge up our marriages for the glory of God.

This Sunday, we will explore God’s design for marriage so that we can enjoy the fullness of what our marriage relationship has to offer us, our spouse, our children, the church, and the world around us.

As Christians, it's inevitable that we will go through hardships in our lifetime. As we look into God's word this Sunday our goal will be to embrace the hardships so that we can become disciplined children of God.

As we continue to explore our relationship with God, we cannot overlook His love. The Bible says that the love of God has the power to transform our lives until we become a conduit of His love in this world. But how is this working out for us? In a time of increased angst, stress, anger, and division, it may sometimes seem that the love of God is far away, or that maybe we are unworthy of it. How do we ground ourselves in this foundational part of our relationship with God? How can we let His love transform us? Plan to join us on Sunday as we examine the Transformational Love of God.

We realize every one of us has to have faith to please God [Hebrews 11:6]. But there is more – we are expected to have good “works” in our life as well. On Sunday, we will examine two great examples of “Faith & Works” and look at how we, as individuals, can incorporate “good works” into our service to God.

God set Israel apart as His people in a world where the nations served gods like Ra, Isis, Osiris, Baal, Asherah, Dagon and others. Israel was to uniquely honour Him as holy. As God’s people today, what is competing for our worship and service?”

God wants mankind to continue to have a relationship with him, and gratitude to God is one of the ways we can continue to be in a relationship with God.

God desires that we do not forsake our first love. Join us this Sunday as we look into what this entails as we renew our commitment to God and grow in our relationship with him.

As we continue with our theme on relationships for 2022, we turn our focus to the most important relationship we have – our relationship with God. On Sunday, we plan to step into the potter’s house with Jeremiah the prophet. During this visit, Jeremiah learned many things about how God wants to relate to His people, and these lessons are still just as valuable for us today. Join us as we talk about how we can be the clay in the Potter’s hands, which He carefully shapes and molds with love, so that we can accomplish His will.

All of us have a need for connection and community because the God who created us is deeply relational. This Sunday, we will delve into this topic as we introduce our congregational focus in 2022: Relationships