For this first Sunday in lent, we will explore the significance of Leviticus, particularly the Day of Atonement, in understanding the cross. Though Leviticus seems obscure, it is crucial for grasping God's holiness and humanity's sinfulness.

This Sunday, we’ll explore how Christianity’s anti- political core brings true transformation. As Paul warns in Galatians, political divisions can derail the Gospel, but when we lay them down and let the Spirit lead, we find a hope that transcends politics and changes the world.

This week in our A Living Hope series we’ll be explore Ezekiel 37:1-14, a passage that show us that ultimately the only real hope we have for our lives is God working through His Word by his Spirit! If the Spirit isn’t at work we’ll never be more than dry bones.

This week we’ll take some time to consider the relationship of hope and our money. We’ll be looking at a fairly famous (but often misquoted) piece of scripture to get us there - 1 Timothy 6:6-10 & 17-19.

This we, explore Jeremiah’s message of hope in exile. Even as culture shifts and Christianity feels sidelined, God reminds us He has carried us here. With that assurance, we are called to seek the welfare of Chilliwack—praying for its success and finding ways to bless our city.

This week in our “A Living Hope” we talk about “Hope for Marriage”. Our text will be the classic New Testament passage on marriage, Ephesians 5:21-33.

This week we continue our sermon series called “A Living Hope” by exploring Titus 2:11-3:9, and looking at how this helps to give us hope for our work, no matter what kind of work we do!

Join us as we uncover how the Magi’s journey shows us that Christ's resurrection is hope for the whole world and how encountering others reveals even more of Jesus." Our scripture passage will be Matthew 2:1-6.

This Sunday, we celebrate the coming New Year with a sermon titled "Resting Our Way Into The New Year" in which we will look at Finding Rest, Redemption, and Renewal in a World of Exile. Our scripture passages will be Leviticus 25:1-7, Jeremiah 25: 8 - 12 and Jeremiah 29:10-14.

On Christmas Day we finish our series “Coming Home for Christmas” by looking at the Christmas story in the gospel of John (John 1:1-14). We’ll think about how the Christmas story isn’t ultimately about us coming home, but home coming to us!