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Pastor Bert Thomson concludes our Questions Worth Answering series by exploring what it means to build a well-founded life, reminding us that Jesus must be Lord not just in our words, but in how we live. As we surrender our plans and follow His unique calling, we discover what it means to lose our lives for His sake.

Sheila Thomson explores the biblical imagery of the cup, from blessing and abundance to judgment, suffering, and death, tracing Jesus’ journey from the Last Supper to Gethsemane and His arrest, and what His example teaches us about following Him.

Dr. Richard Kidger explores Jesus’ encounter with the woman caught in adultery, revealing God’s mercy and our quickness to condemn others. In Jesus, we find both the forgiveness we don’t deserve and the invitation to leave our sin behind.

Dr. Richard Kidger explores Jesus’ encounter at the pool of Bethesda, challenging us to reconsider where we place our hope and reminding us that true healing begins not with our own efforts, but with the grace and compassion of Jesus that calls us to repentance.

In this sermon, Dr. Lucas Maciel explores the call to deny ourselves, carry our unique cross, and keep an eternal perspective, knowing that true life and rest are found in Christ.

Who we believe Jesus is changes everything. Guest speaker Dr. Gabe Bouch continues Questions Worth Answering by exploring Jesus as Lord, King, and Messiah. Not one who came to crush His enemies, but the Lamb of God who conquered evil and gave us new life.

What do we do when fear takes over? Pastor Bert Thomson explores Jesus’ question, “Why are you so afraid?” and how trusting God in the storm can reshape the way we face fear and anxiety.

If Jesus asked you, “What do you want?”… how would you answer? Dr. Richard Kidger launches this sermon series by exploring the desires that shape what we pursue and who we become.

Dr Richard Kidger explores the waters of baptism as a picture of dying to our old selves and rising into the new life we have in Christ.

Pastor Bert Thomson concludes our Rooted & Fruitful series in John 15 by exploring what it means to go and be fruitful in the world. As we remain rooted in Christ, we are called to bear fruit by becoming His witnesses, sharing the good news and making disciples wherever He sends us.