There is nothing like fresh water to quench your thirst. Jesus makes a declaration in the first century about being the living water and that declaration echo's into today and this moment for each of us.

Jesus didn't fit in the constraints of the worlds system and He calls us to a life of the same. It means paying a cost but the destination and life promised will only serve to authenticate a better way, the only way.

This moment in the life of Jesus becomes a turning point in the life and ministry of Jesus. In the natural it seems like the beginning of the end but we know all too well it's the beginning of the beginning!

There are moments when Jesus says things that seem hard to swallow like, "eat my flesh and drink my blood." However, as we begin to understand that He's capitalizing on the symbolism of the moment to bring an eternal truth we find life instead of death.

There is a hunger and a thirst that exhibits itself in our lives in so many ways. We try to fill it, ignore it, or are driven and controlled by it; either way we cannot satisfy it. That is until we have a revelation of Jesus who shows Himself to be the answer to what we've been searching for.

Though we walk in faith we still feel the weight of the risk. It's only when we come to the conclusion that we don't have what it takes that we begin to see the ONE who does.

"Jesus won't multiply what we won't release". There is a principle at play with our next moments in the Gospel of John. The tighter we hold things the less potential there is for multiplication. But if we hold it loosely and offer it to Jesus the growth is exponential.

***Please note we are meeting In-Person at Evangel Church in Powell River, BC. No need to register and service starts at 10:00AM

The book of Ezra describes a time in Israel's history when they are released from captivity and begin rebuilding the temple foundation in Jerusalem. In our time and day the story carries principles and correlations to and for the unique moment we find ourselves in as the Church today.

***Please note that we are back to in-person gatherings at our physical location. 10:AM each Sunday morning.

Today we pause to reflect on the atrocities of the past and stand with our indigenous peoples still affected by them in the present. We reflect with repentance on a dark history and by the grace of God look towards reconciliation and a bright future. In todays video we hear from Pastor Bruce Brown a survivor of the residential schools and a dear Pastor in our fellowship.

We also re-launch our series in the gospel of John.

The fruit of the Spirit isn't the only "of the Spirit" we find in Scripture. There is also the gifts of the Spirit. We can sometimes get our focus out of step when it comes to laying the foundation of our lives. Today we're going to explore where our focus should start and circle back to.