Ephesians 5:22-5:33 | The ultimate purpose and perfect model for human marriage is the relationship between Christ and the Church: The Church's submission to Christ is the model for a wife's submission to her husband.

Ephesians 5:22-5:33 | The ultimate purpose and perfect model for human marriage is the relationship between Christ and the Church. And the husband bears the primary responsibility for Christlike servant leadership, protection, and provision in the home, leading to the flourishing of the family.

1 Thessalonians 2:7-2:12 | How has God designed fathers and mothers uniquely? The gospel offers good news for each and every father and mother. Through the death of Jesus on the cross, family dysfunction and sin can be overcome. Fathers can be redeemed to reflect God the Father's leadership and character. Mothers can be forgiven and restored to reflect the meekness and gentleness of Christ.

Ephesians 5:31-5:32 | The gospel explains our marriages and our marriages explain the gospel. God always intended it that way from the very beginning, long before the saving work of Jesus Christ had taken place. Marriage, therefore, is not a commitment to break or a make-up to alter, but a covenant designed by God to put the gospel on display. This is the meaning of marriage.

Genesis 1:26-1:28 | God made male and female in His image, meaning men and women are equal in dignity and value. In creating male and female, God made them the same in essence (equal) and different in function (unique). And the fall (Genesis 3) has frustrated the roles of the sexes ever since, causing pain, abuse, confusion, and disorder to the order that God made. God's Word alone helps us wade through the chaos in order to rediscover the way in which we have been designed to flourish.

Titus 1:1-3:15 | Kick-Off Sunday: When a few critical traits exist, the church thrives.

Matthew 28:18-28:20 | Cheryl Schulz shared about missionary life in Burundi and Tyler Schulz preached, "Living on Mission" on Missions Sunday at our Chilliwack Campus.

Exodus 15:1-15:27 | Just like the Israelites our experience of Salvation brings instant joy and praise along with the promise of Heaven, but our journey to the promised land is also like the Israelites in that it is a long journey through the Wilderness. This journey is meant to teach us that God is faithful to His promise and more powerful than any enemy we will face in this life.

Exodus 13:17-14:31 | Leadership is influence. In this passage we see how God led His people out of Egypt. God's (and Moses') method and style of leadership was not what the people wanted, but it was exactly what was needed. From this passage we can learn more on what it means to lead - God's way.

Exodus 12:33-13:16 | Throughout the story of Exodus, God is reminding his people that their freedom wasn't a result of anything other than God. How do we remember what God has done for us?