What do fireworks, Hallowe’en, and a man named Lazarus have in common?    Come, take a listen, and then have a Happy Hallowe'en.  (John 11:32-44)

Today, a blind beggar invites us to consider the difference between sight and vision and what that lesson has to do with our lives today.   (Mark 10:46-52)

Last week, Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving.   Did you notice where people sat at the table? Who was at “the head of the table”?    Today, we listen in as two of Jesus’ disciples have a conversation about just that kind of thing … and how Jesus turns “table talk” into a teachable moment.  (Mark 10:35-45)

Thanksgiving 2021

What’s your favourite Thanksgiving tradition?   Is it the turkey? Time with family?  Maybe it’s the cooler weather.   Let’s take time to take stock together.   (Luke 17:11-19)

Today we read about some religious zealots who try to paint Jesus into a corner.  Meanwhile he gives his disciples some insight about the role of children in the realm of God.  (Mark 10:2-16)

Long before there were talk shows or self help books in supermarket lines, the Letter of James offered advice on keeping our relationships healthy.     How do we respond when our relationships are bruised and broken?   How do we repair the damage?   Come and take a listen. (James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a)

Have you ever received a text that made you wonder what the person was really trying to say?   Has someone ever taken something that you’ve said in a way that you never intended?   Today we consider how words can impact both our lives, and the lives of other people.  (James 3:1-12)

Faith inspires us to reach beyond where we ever thought possible. Yet, the letter of James encourages us that faith, without works, is dead. This begs us each to ask how we put our faith into practise on daily basis.  (James 2:1-10, 14-17)

An old ad jingle used to say that what you wear doesn’t matter … it’s what’s inside that counts.   That jingle sounds a lot like something Jesus once said, when he got into an argument with some religious leaders.  Come take a listen.   (Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23)

Jesus once taught that we are to be like a light, shining in the world.  The Apostle Paul invited us to battle against powers of darkness.   How do these two invitations apply to our lives today?  (Ephesians 6:10-20)