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Pastor Richard continues our discussion of fasting by talking about the importance of heart posture throughout the fast, and practicing being led by the Spirit. He also addresses some misconceptions about the Daniel fast, and walks through his own fasting journey.

Pastor Tommy continues our series "Living with a Greater Mission" by looking at the very first missionary journey in Scripture, Acts 13 and 14. In this passage we find a "Pattern for Ministry" that powerfully prepares us in the areas God has uniquely called us to each be ministers. 

Pastor Richard brings us into a discussion of the purpose and transformative power of fasting in our lives. There is a lot of confusion over this spiritual discipline, so we examine a biblical perspective on the topic and its benefits in our lives. 

We kick off week 1 of our new series, "Living for a Greater Mission" by looking at Acts 11 and the how the mission of the early church remains the same -- preach the word with boldness and make disciples of all nations! Let God stir a greater purpose and passion in you through this message. 

In Evergreen's Christmas Message, focusing on Luke chapter 2, Pastor Tommy unpacks the power of the Gospel found within the Christmas narrative, with many rich symbols pointing to the Lordship of Jesus. 

Faith in its simplest form – is waiting on God. The main way that God transforms us is through waiting. How then do we respond and live our lives in the mystery of waiting? In this message, we look at Hebrews 11 and the faith-filled examples of Abraham and Sarah and see how this kind of faith can be activated in our own lives. 

Have we got Joseph all wrong? Did we misjudge him all these years? Was Joseph really an arrogant, prideful kid who needed to be in slavery/prison for 13 years to refine his character? Or was Joseph really an innocent, righteous and obedient son who knew he was fully loved? In this sermon, pastor Richard discusses how to read the bible without a lens of judgment and the possible lessons we miss out on when we misinterpret scripture.