Worship Leaders: Adrian Bontius, Larissa Bentley, Tyler Bontius, Sam Campbell  

Songs:  Raise A Hallelujah - CCLI Song # 7119315 

Who You Say I Am - CCLI Song # 7102401 

Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) - CCLI Song # 6428767 

Yes And Amen - CCLI Song # 7048885

Shawn Mendes spoke about the song; “I feel like “Wonder” is in a lot of ways me just reflecting on my life, and life in general… I’ve never really done that before… probably because I didn’t have the mental capacity and clarity to even be able to reflect, and also probably because I was really scared of what people would think if I started to reflect in my music." 

Ruth also shared some of the same feelings about her place in the world, could she find love and how in their culture could she be redeemed.  It is also a description of who we are in Christ.  We need a redeemer and our love for others and God helps us reflect on our lives and relationships.

Worship Leaders: AJ Spoelstra, Josh Spoelstra  Songs:  Lay Me Down - CCLI Song # 6223577 I Will Lift My Eyes - CCLI Song # 4793171 Lord I Need You - CCLI Song # 5925687 Good Good Father - CCLI Song # 7036612

Alanis Morrissette's song Ablaze is her song for her children. It recognizes that they're going to need to be ready in life to face conflict and evil. Her song is also a reminder that she will be there for them when they need her. Helping our children become successful and honouring to God is part of some planning. It's called designed dilemmas. Not only does it include faith activities but also includes obedience to your family values and norms. This message will take a look at giving your children survival skills, management skills, coping skills and faith formation skills.

This song from Tenille Townes is a reminder that we anticipate the day when we can rejoin those who have gone before us into heaven, to run into the arms of Jesus and to have Him give us the full perspective of our life. Wondering those things on this side of heaven is also important. Because it gives us a balanced perspective that we can have glimpses of heaven here before we get there.

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Speaker: Pastor Martin Spoelstra 

Series: Jesus At The Junos 

Scripture: Matt 22:34-40 

Title: When I Meet My Maker - Tenille Townes  

Worship Leaders: Adrian Bontius, Larissa Bentley, Tyler Bontius, Sam Campbell  

Songs:  Our God Saves - CCLI Song # 4972837 

Reckless Love - CCLI Song # 7089641 

Champion - CCLI Song # 7130941 

When I Meet My Maker - Tenille Townes 

Your Grace Is Enough - CCLI Song # 4477026

Worship Leaders: AJ Spoelstra, Josh Spoelstra  

Songs:  Death Was Arrested - CCLI Song # 7046448 Jesus Messiah- CCLI Song # 5183443 Holy Spirit - CCLI Song # 6087919 The Blessing -  CCLI Song # 7147007

During this series, we will look for the fingerprints of God among the best artists honoured on June 6th, 2021 at the Canadian Juno music awards. Leela Gilday received the Juno for Canadian music’s Indigenous Artist of the Year, a song about healing within the Dene people and a cry against the injustices that are now having a generational impact. Here what it means to love your neighbour as we imitate Jesus. We hope that you are blessed and come back again to hear more in this series.

 Next Sunday we will listen to the song, “When I Meet My Maker” by Tennille Townes. She won the Canadian music award, Juno, for Country Album of the Year. We hope you’ll join us next Sunday.

Worship Leaders: Adam Hoogsteen, Jana Hoogsteen, Joel Brill, Diane Talsma, Rose Rusticus

Songs:  Cornerstone - CCLI Song # 6158927 We Believe- CCLI Song # 6367165 My Jesus I Love Thee - CCLI Song # 27817 Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) -  CCLI Song # 4768151 Your Love Never Fails - CCLI Song # 5337172

Ephesians 1:3-14

Today we begin a series in the book of Ephesians with the theme of unity in Christ. This unity extends to every single area of life. That we are part of the body of Christ, given purpose and meaning, we have gifts and abilities as part of the body of Christ, we are loved, adopted, never forgotten, always part of God’s family. But in order for us to be truly unified as individuals and as churches, we must come to fundamentally understand our identity.