Today Christians around the world mark something called Maundy Thursday.   The term Maundy Thursday comes from the Latin word Mandatum – which means commandment, or rule. Each year, during Holy Week, we recall some of the last instructions that Jesus gave his disciples. (John 13:1-17, 31b-35)

Please join as as we journey along, with Jesus, toward Jerusalem.  (Matthew 21:1-11).

A friend recently sent me a cartoon whose caption read  “I’m pretty confident that my last words will be … it seemed like a good idea at the time.”  Today we consider some of our own choices, both the good and those that are less than ideal.  We also consider what Scripture has to say about making some positive changes to our habit.  (Romans 8:6-11)

Have you ever heard the expression "Don't judge a book by its cover?"  Today, we consider what it means in the context of our faith.  (1 Samuel 16:1-13 and John 9:1-41).

Have you ever been through "a dry spell",or felt as though you were going through a particularly challenging time? It's okay - even Jesus did.   Let's talk about it. (Exodus 17:1-7)

Today, we hear from the Rt. Rev. Andrew Asbil, Diocesan Bishop of Toronto, during his Episcopal Visit to Christ Church Kettleby.

(Genesis 12:1-4a and John 3:1-17)

We’ve been away for a while , but we’re back, and hoping to reconnect.   In this episode we take time to consider cookies, wolves, and the impact of our choices on ourselves, on others, and on the world.   (Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7)

If time and money were no obstacle, how would you like to spend your time?   When I’m passionate about something I spend a fair bit of time either thinking about it or making time to do it whenever I can.  What do our words, and our actions say about the things that we're passionate about?   (Romans 10.8b–13)

Today we gather, quietly, considering the aroma of pancakes, sausages, and our journey toward Easter.  (

Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21)

Come and listen to a story about about a monkey, a peanut, and healthy boundaries.   (Luke 6:27-38)