In this New Year's Day sermon Rosemary Flaaten brings God's question in Genesis 16 alive for us; "Where are you coming from and where are you going?"At this time of year we have a chance to reflect on the past and project into our futures. Will you trust God with both?

In this Christmas Day sermon we hear from Rev. Wayne Smele on Matthew 2:9-11. What would you give the Lord Jesus for Christmas? What kind of gift does He desire or deserve? The wise men gave Jesus 3 gifts with great significance. Through their example, we can have an idea of what kind of gift we can give Jesus at Christmas.

At Christmas we are especially reminded that Jesus did not come to give us a new set of rules to live by, an 8-fold path and a 5 step code of ethics to follow. Jesus came to give us the gift of Himself, to show us that God is not some distant, unknowable deity but is WITH US.

In this week's sermon Pastor Kent Priebe speaks from 1 John 3:1. As Christians we believe a lot of core truths, but many of us find it hard to believe the most central truth of all - that God loves each of us in a personal way. Do you believe God loves you? Are you living as a child of God?

The Bible describes these two systems as kingdoms - the kingdom of this world and the kingdom of heaven. James says the one is based on ‘false wisdom’ the other on ‘true wisdom’. What does it look like to be a citizen in the kingdom of this world and in the kingdom of heaven? Sooner or later, we all need to decide which kingdom we’re going to give our lives to. To not decide is to have decided.

Words are very powerful. They can either hurt or they can heal. This sermon on James 3 examines the power of the tongue and how we can keep a tight rein on our tongue.