As we continue to look at the book of Ezra, and as we embark on another season of Lent, we talk about how we can make mischief.

Do you have faith like Noah? Listen to the encouraging words from one of the children here at our Faith Kids program and ask yourself if you are able to come to God like a little child?

Looking into the third chapter of Ezra, we see a guideline for individuals and churches as they endeavour to go forward in a rebuilding, restoring, and renewing stage of life.

God doesn't forget anyone. On this planet of over 7 billion people, he knows each of us and he has a plan. What we do with this and how we live our lives determines what happens, however we must remember that we are important and we are named.

In this second part of a two part series, Josh and Casie Price explore the idea that we need to develop the patience portion of the fruit that the Holy Spirit gives us.

The first of a two part series on the gift of patience given by Joshua and Casie Price.

As 2020 begins we are usually wanting to better our lives. This message begins by looking at the start of the book of Ezra and we just scratch the surface into a year long journey of how we can take our new beginnings and rebuild, restore, and renew our lives.

As we get ready to wrap up all the gift buying and gift getting and gift giving for another Christmas season, let’s look at God’s word and unwrap the best gift of all. The gift of God’s grace.

We have all heard the story…but is it a story or a historical event? Use the scriptures to look at the evidence for the reliability of the gospels, and the eyewitness testimony about the identity of Jesus.

While Christmas is a time of many celebrations, not everyone feels bright and cheery. Some are have a “blue Christmas”, perhaps because of a recent loss, an illness, or some anxiety. Through his life, John the Baptist teaches us some “lessons in the wilderness” to encourage us.