Victory | Vision of Jesus

Sunday, January 22nd, 2023

Trenton Walker

Revelation 1.9-20

These verses give us an incredible view of who Jesus is and will be throughout the rest of the book of Revelation. We get immense confidence from who Jesus really is.

Revelation | Revelation is a gift from God

Sunday, January 15th, 2023

Dwight Bernier

Text: Mark 11:12-33

Revelation 1:1-8

Revelation is a book that can be so confusing - or very simple. It depends on how you read it and what you are looking for. Listen in as we look at some of the reasons why accessing it has become so difficult and also hear what the main message of the book is all about.

Jesus Christ: Refugee, Immigrant, and Lord

Sunday, January 8th, 2023

Peter Smith

Mark 11:12-33

Did you know that Jesus had to flee the country when He was a child? It’s astounding to think that the Son of God would enter into the world in this way. In the Gospel of Matthew we see how Jesus is the rightful ruler we long for amidst abuse of power and unpredictable insecurity.

The Naughty List - Advent | Virgin Parents

Sunday, December 24th, 2022

Jordan Weeks

Matthew 1:16-25

Jesus came in an unexpected way, to unsuspecting people, to fulfil our deepest longings and expectations. Christmas changed the world for Joseph and Mary, and it can for you too.

Advent Series | Rahab & Ruth - Fit by Faith

Sunday, December 18th, 2022

Dwight Bernier

Matthew 1:1-6

All of us have at some point. As we look at Jesus’ family in Matthew 1, we will find two distinct outsiders that stand out: Rahab and Ruth. You might know their stories well. This week we will look at why they should not be part of Matthew 1 as well as why it’s good news for us that they are part of that glorious list.

Advent: “The Naughty List” | Tamar, David & Bathsheba

Sunday, December 11th, 2022

Peter Smith

Matthew 1:1-6

Most of the world thinks of Christianity as being for people who would be on a “nice list” (or at least people think they are on that list.) But when we see the lineage of Jesus, what we find on that list are individuals who are far from perfect. Isn’t that the good news of Christmas—that God would send Jesus into a messy world for people who were not perfect?

Ephesians | Life of War & Peace

Jordan Weeks

Ephesians 6:10-24

With Christ's victory over the powers of darkness, we have unprecedented authority and armour to live the Jesus life. Yet, what are the devils schemes, and how do we use our authority and armour in Christ to resist them?

Ephesians | Imitating Jesus in our homes & work

Sunday, November 27th, 2022

Trenton Walker

Ephesians 5:22-6:9

The Jesus life impacts your closest relationships in your normal day-to-day lives, which presumably are the ones that take place in your home. You can say you believe in Jesus but spouses, children, and your closest friends have front row seats to what you actually believe. Belief is not merely intellectual assent, but rather a life that lives what the mouth says the heart believes. Your closest relationships desperately need Jesus living in you.

Ephesians | Imitating Jesus in our lives

Sunday, November 20th, 2022

Jordan Weeks

Ephesians 4:17-5:21

Does the Christian faith result in changed lives? Yes, says Paul, and let me cast some vision for it. As beloved children, we are called to be imitators of God and walk in the love. This means putting off greed, impurity and sensuality and putting on the glories of Christ in every area of our lives.

Ephesians | Spirit of Unity & for Maturity

Ephesians 3:14-4:16

Dwight Bernier

God’s heart is for the church to walk together and be like Christ. There are so many things to disrupt the unity and love that was purchased for the church by Jesus. But this text helps us know how to fight for one another - not with one another. The Lord wants to overwhelm us with His Spirit so that we would minister from a place of strength and power - by Him, for Him, and for His purposes.