We continue our series in 1 Corinthians this Sunday as Spencer brings a message titled: A Kid Needs a Parent. We'll see in chapter 4 Paul reminding the church that true spiritual growth doesn’t happen in isolation—disciples mature in Christ through the care, guidance, and presence of faithful spiritual parents.
Join us as we lean into what it means to grow up in Christ together.

Jason continues our 1 Corinthians series with a powerful message on what true leadership looks like in the Kingdom of God. In 1 Corinthians 3:5–4:13, Paul reminds us that leaders are not the foundation of the church — Christ alone is. We are simply servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God, called to lead with humility, faithfulness, and grace.
Come ready to be challenged and encouraged as we continue to build our lives on the only true foundation — Jesus.

What does it really mean to be “mature” in our faith, and how do we get there? In this week’s message, we’ll see how spiritual maturity ought to be the goal for all disciples, and yet it isn't something we can accomplish in our own strength. As Paul reminds the Corinthians, spiritual maturity isn’t about how much we know—it’s about how deeply we allow God’s Spirit to shape our hearts, attitudes, and relationships. Join us as we explore how to move from spiritual infancy to Spirit-led living!

This Sunday, we’ll continue our journey through 1 Corinthians as we look at 1 Corinthians 1:18-2:5. We'll explore how counterintuitive God's plan for salvation seems when we try to look at it through the lens of human wisdom or when we expect flashy displays of God's power. What a strange (and beautiful) saviour we have in Jesus!

This Sunday, we’re continuing our journey through 1 Corinthians with a message titled “Dumbfounded by Division.” In 1 Cor. 1:10–17, we see Paul’s alarm at the growing divisions in the Corinthian church — factions forming along different dividing lines. Join us as we consider Paul's answer to such division. Hint: it's pretty darn simple!

We’re kicking off a brand new series in First Corinthians this week, starting with a message called Grateful for Growth. Throughout this letter, Paul provides instructions for the Corinthians' life together that are grounded in the gospel truths of Jesus and what he has done for us. This advice is incredibly timely for us today.
We'll see that in 1 Corinthians 1:1–9, Paul begins his letter by thanking God for the ways the Corinthians are growing in Christ—even while certainly having a lot more room for growth! Come join us as we open this letter and start the journey—looking at how grace shows up in real life, and how growth often starts right where we are.

his Sunday, before we begin our new series on 1 Corinthians in two weeks time, Spencer is going to lead us in a special consideration of our role in discipling the next generation. How do we as a church envision leading young people towards Jesus? What are all of our roles in this process? Join us Sunday as we consider!

Have you ever had someone suggest to you that the more spiritual practices you have in your life, the more righteous you are? Or on the opposite end, maybe someone has told you that the most spiritual people are the most spontaneous? Join us on Sunday as we conclude our 2025 Vision Series by considering how the activities we invite one another to participate in as a church contribute to our transformation into Christlikeness. We believe that sharing in a few regular activities together provides the best context for us to grow in Christ together. Join us as we consider!

Join us this Sunday as Jason continues our powerful series Christ, Our Foundation with a message titled Growing Up in Christ. While salvation is the starting point of our faith journey, it’s not the finish line. God calls us to mature, deepen our roots, grow in spiritual strength, and eventually to share in the responsibility of nurturing younger believers. What a task! Join us on Sunday as we consider all that this means.

This Sunday at Reunion, we continue our 2025 Vision Series with a message titled The Beauty of Spiritual Children. As we discussed last Sunday, discipleship means transformation into Christlikeness. Well, when we are born into new life in Christ we start our spiritual lives as just that - newborn babies. What does this stage of our spiritual lives look like? What do we need? Join us on Sunday as we consider how God calls the church to minister to those just setting out on the Christian life.