There is this constant pull towards exercising power, seeking positions, and building a platform: the pull of self-importance.

Jesus understood this pull, and instead of giving in, he went the other way.

Listen to the latest episode in the Gospel of Matthew series.

Carlin shared from one of his favourite passages, Romans 12:1–2, reminding us of Paul’s invitation to be transformed by God and shaped into the likeness of Jesus.

Guest speaker Joseph Santiago posed a very important question for us: How do you know you're being called to ministry?

He unpacked that question insightfully through the story of Nehemiah.

Guest speaker Gerry Wilms lead us through the Apostle Paul's dramatic transformation and gleaned many lessons from Paul's life.

Take a listen!

Is Matthew 12:1-14 about just taking a day off, or is it about something more?

In this passage, Jesus is locking horns with his contemporaries in a robust debate. And he comes to a wildly different conclusion than they do.

Find out what this passage is really about!

The band is back together! Jesus and his disciples reunite after their first mission trip. And already there's a problem.

The Pharisees don't like what they see.

This whole interaction holds an important warning for us as followers of Jesus. Give this episode a listen to find out what that warning is.

Does God still pour out His Spirit today? Do moments like Pentecost or Azusa Street still happen?

Let's talk about that.

Jesus said a lot of remarkable things in the Gospels.

But one of the most challenging might be this: "Whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing..."

Did Jesus really mean that? And if he did...what does that actually look like today?

This week, we explore one of Jesus' most astonishing promises and discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary followers of Jesus to partner with God in His work in the world.

Give it a listen, and let us know what stood out to you.

For our 10th Annual Motorcycle Sunday, we were honoured to welcome Pastor Jimmy Rush, who brought a timely and challenging message.

In a world that tells us to chase status, build our platform, and make a name for ourselves, Jesus calls us to something completely different: the way of humility.

It's a message our culture desperately needs—and one every follower of Jesus needs to hear.

Give it a listen, and let us know what stood out to you.

Have you ever noticed that the more time you spend with someone, the more you begin to sound like them, think like them, and even pick up their habits?

The same is true in our spiritual lives.

The Holy Spirit is God's personal presence with us. As we spend time with Him and learn to walk in step with Him, He gradually transforms us into the likeness of Jesus.

What if spiritual transformation isn't about trying harder, but about remaining closer?