Sunday August 9, 2026 

Processing Life | Overwhelmed with Thanks 

Jordan Weeks

2 Samuel 7 & Psalm 40

David receives a word from the Lord telling him that He will establish him and that an eternal king will come through his line. The response from David is one of overwhelming thanks. He rehearses things that God has done for him and responds in humility. What is something that God has done for us that has led us to be overwhelmed with thanks? 

Sunday July 26, 2026 Processing Life | Running for Your Life

Peter Smith

1 Samuel 24 & Psalm 57

This chapter in 1 Samuel is just one of many where David is being chased and running for his life. He had been secretly anointed as future king, but now he was running for his life. He wasn’t sure if he would make it. Caves were his home and those rejected from society were his mighty men. Things were not looking good for him. This is where we get to see what is happening in his heart as he is hunted. 

Sunday July 19, 2026

Processing Life | When life seems to be going so well

Geoff Wright

1 Samuel 17:1-54 & Psalm 144

David becomes a one-man army against Goliath. It was this victory that began to get David’s name moving amongst the people of God. He was seen as a mighty warrior and someone that had success wherever he went. Though this might not always happen for us, how do we process life when it seems like everything is going so well?

Sunday, July 12, 2026 

Processing Life | Entrusting our future to God

Trenton Walker

1 Samuel 16:1-13 & Psalm 8 (thematic connection to event)

David was anointed as future king when he was still a boy. He was an unlikely king and his anointing was done in private. It took many (difficult) years before he received the promise. But for David, this was an incredible reality. How do we process life when it seems like our future is going to be promising and all our future dreams might actually come true?

Sunday June 28, 2026

Exodus | His Glory Amongst Us

Jordan Weeks

Exodus 40:34-38

As soon as the work on the tabernacle was finished, the glory of God came upon the tent in such a strong way that no one, including Moses, could enter. God’s glory rested in their midst. And as they would move throughout their journey, the cloud or pillar of fire would lead them and the tabernacle would follow. God was always leading or in their midst.

Sunday, June 21, 2026

Exodus | Doing His Work

Peter Smith

Exodus 35-40:33

God wanted His people to be able to meet with Him. He gave very strict orders about how to construct the tabernacle, the place where His glory would dwell in their midst. Because the people of God were always moving during this time, the tabernacle was not an immoveable temple, but rather a moveable tent. The people were called to participate in some way to the construction of this tent. And the response was overwhelming. There was no conversation or disagreement about what to do because God had made it very clear how the work should be done. And just like in their day, we too are invited into doing the work that He has commanded.

Sunday, June 14, 2026

Exodus | Importance of His Presence

Jonathan Labelle

Exodus 32-34

Moses experienced a lot of difficulty leading the people of God. They were already making other gods and attributing the success of the only God to these other false deities. As Moses was processing the call that God had put on his life, he declared that he could not do the task without God, leading him to ask God to reveal His glory to Moses.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Exodus : Live as God’s Free People

Peter Smith

Exodus 19-31

The Ten Commandments is one of the most well known parts in all literature. They can be thought of as laws to follow in order to gain God’s attention and affection. But that is not why they were given. God gave His law to a people that were already free. He was teaching them how to continue to live as free people. This sermon covers many chapters that aim to help freed people live freely under God’s care and protection.

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Exodus | God provides

Jordan Weeks

Exodus 15:22-18:27

God did not bring His people out to the wilderness so that they would die. If He can provide freedom, then He can provide everything that they need to accomplish what He desires. He provides water, food, victory, and leadership strategy so that they would be a people who thrive and know that God is the one providing for them.

Sunday May 24, 2026

Exodus | Celebration

Dwight Bernier

Exodus 15:1-21

After the people of God stepped onto dry land and saw their enemies unable to pursue them any longer, they responded through song and celebration!