The first sermon in the 'PURSUE SIMPLICITY' series by Dr. Henry Schorr begins an examination of the Scriptures, looking at the life of Christ to discover how we can live more simply and give space in our lives for what really matters to God and to us.

In Matthew 6:9, His model prayer, Jesus introduces us to one thing we can do to deal with all that is wrong in our world. He calls us to pray and to specifically pray that God’s Kingdom will come, that God’s will be done on earth as it is in heaven. While praying is not the only thing we should do, it is the most powerful thing we can do because God has chosen to accomplish His will primarily through the prayers of His people.

In the ninth and final sermon of the “Living in God’s Story” series, Pastor Kent Priebe shares with us about the life of Jesus. Jesus was the perfect example of what it means to live in God’s story. We can do that by: listening to the words of Jesus, living in the ways of Jesus and practicing the works of Jesus.

Ken Dyck, author of Freedom sessions, joins us to speak on the life of Adam in what is the eighth sermon of the “Living in God’s Story” series. Adam chose to let sin enter the world and now all humanity must face the brokenness it causes. Ken challenges us to identify the brokenness in our lives and our families, to accept responsibility, address it, and allow the Holy Spirit to bring about healing.

In the seventh sermon of the “Living in God’s Story” series, Pastor Warren Wiebe speaks on King David’s well-known sin. Warren tells us that the most important decisions we make in life are the ones after we make bad ones. When David is confronted about his sin, he takes responsibility, repents, and carries on. We are challenged to do the same.