Jesus, arguably the world’s most historically influential figure, had a clear message: life is about loving God and loving others. In this message, guest speaker Matt Johnson unpacks for us in more detail the message of Jesus.

What does it take to have the depth of character to withstand anything life throws at us? In this poignant message, Pastor Siviwe shares from Scripture two key attitudes we must have in balance to not only withstand life’s challenges but to even thrive!

Guest speaker Carrie Stephens brings us this comforting and challenging word from Psalm 46. Do we really understand that God is for us, loves us and wants to move on our behalf even in the middle of great challenges? This message gets to the heart of the issue with Scriptural clarity as well as personal examples.

How can trials and difficulties in life make us better people? In this message we look into the secret blessings that trials can bring if we understand how God uses these times in our lives for our ultimate good.

This sermon explores the trajectory from our real need to God’s answer. Based upon Psalm 3 – which is one of King David’s songs – we see how David was both honest with where he was at, but also trusting God to take him to where he needed to be.

Love may start with a spark but requires much more. True love grows over time and the journey to love fully never ends. In this message, we look at the core motivation for all follows of Jesus and present the invitation of love to all.

The book of Psalms are prayers and songs that express and cover every human emotion we experience. In this message, we explore how to process the feelings and longings of our heart when it seems God is not hearing and answering our prayers.

In this special message we look at the role of nations in our world from a biblical vantage point. What perspective should we have as we consider Canada in both it’s strengths and weaknesses? At the end, Chief Kenny Blacksmith shares some thoughts and then prays for our nation in both his mother tongue of Cree and in English.

Stephen is the first Christian martyr for his faithful witness to Jesus. Whilst Christian persecution & martyrdom is very much real in our world today, for us the question is: what are we living and dying for? Are we prepared to live for Jesus?

As the early church grows both in number and power, the external attacks shift to attacks from within. Through the difficult story of Ananias and Sapphira, this message highlights three wars within we will face whether individually or as a church community as we seek to follow Jesus in our time.