Prayer is more than something we know about—it's something we're invited to practice every day. Listen as Paul Schuster helps us consider simple, practical ways to develop a deeper and more consistent life of prayer, learning how to meet with God in the rhythms of everyday life.

Bringing the needs of others before God is a profound expression of love and faith. As we pray for our families, neighbours, community, and the world, God invites us to join Him in His mission, partnering with His heart for people and His work of bringing hope, healing, and the good news of Christ to all.
Listen as we learn what it means to depend on God in prayer and discover the peace that comes from placing every need into His loving hands.

Listen as Pastor Kokou, president of the Togo Baptist Convention, encourages us to see ourselves as channels of God's blessing to a world that desperately needs to know the goodness of God.

Prayer doesn't always come easily. Sometimes we don't know what to say, sometimes God feels distant, and sometimes life simply gets in the way. Yet even in those moments, God lovingly invites us to come to Him just as we are.

Prayer is the acting out of some of our fundamental beliefs about God: that He is loving, powerful, wants a relationship with us, and is willing to help us. As we begin this new series, Becki Lee leads us in exploring why prayer is so significant for disciples of Jesus.

This Sunday we continue our series through 1 Corinthians with a message from Spencer titled "Caution! Gifts at Work" from 1 Corinthians 14:1–40.

God has gifted each of us in unique ways, but those gifts were never meant to be used for ourselves alone. In this passage, Paul reminds us that when we gather as the church, everything we do should help strengthen, encourage, and build up one another in Christ.

Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit works among His people and how our worship can become a source of blessing and encouragement for the whole church family.

This Sunday in our 1 Corinthians series, we’ll be exploring Paul’s bold words in 1 Corinthians 10:1–11:1: “Imitate me, as I also imitate Christ.”

In a culture shaped by self-expression and personal preference, Paul offers a striking invitation into a life deeply formed by Jesus. Through warnings from Israel’s history, a call to seek the good of others, and ultimately the example of Christ Himself, this passage challenges us to consider what kind of life is required if we are to say those words to others with integrity.

Join us as we reflect on discipleship, witness, and what it means to increasingly reflect Jesus in our everyday lives.

This Sunday in our 1 Corinthians series, we explore Love Over Liberty from 1 Corinthians 8:1–9:27. Together we reflect on Paul’s call to lay down personal freedoms out of love for others and for the sake of God’s mission. In a culture that often prioritizes individualism above all else, Jesus invites us into a different way of living—one shaped by self-sacrifice, humility, and a deep concern for the spiritual good of those around us.

This Sunday in our Wisdom in the Desert series, we’ll reflect together on The Lessons of the Desert: Entering Holy Week. As we move with Jesus toward Jerusalem, we’re invited to notice how the desert prepares us to recognize the humble King who comes to us in peace. Drawing on the story of the triumphal entry and the prophetic hope found in Zechariah and Hosea, we’ll listen for how God continues to call His people into renewed trust, love, and faithfulness as we step into this sacred week together.
This is part of our new special monthly gathering, with an emphasis on our life as a community as we enter Holy Week side by side. After the service, we’ll continue the morning by sharing a potluck meal together—a simple and meaningful way to deepen our life in spiritual family as we prepare our hearts for Easter.

This Sunday we continue our Lenten series Wisdom in the Desert, exploring how seasons of dryness, waiting, and testing can become places where God speaks most clearly. Becki Lee will guide us through The Foolish Way of Wisdom, reflecting on how God’s wisdom often looks very different from the wisdom of the world. In Scripture, the desert becomes a place of revelation—where we learn what it means to build our lives on the rock and pursue the kind of wisdom that produces humility, peace, and righteousness.

Join us as we continue this journey through Lent, seeking God’s wisdom together.