Speaker: Jeff Jarvis ([email protected])

Speaker: Vince Klassen ([email protected])

What would the church and community look like if it were constructed only for introverts or only for extroverts? Some believe that the church and spiritual journey has been influenced too much by one side. Has it? Invite a friend and join us this Sunday as different perspectives are presented and wrestled with. This is going to be good!

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis ([email protected])

Likely most of us who attend church somewhat regularly want to feel connected within a church community. But what does that even mean? Who should be responsible for making those "Connections" happen? Join us as we wrestle with these questions from two different perspectives.

Speaker: Vince Klassen ([email protected])

Much of the Christian world seems focused on what is the right interpretation of the Bible. We spend hours arguing that one position is right while the other is wrong. But I wonder if we are so focused on what is the right interpretation that we miss the interpretation we need to evolve our spiritual journey.

Join us as we tackle the book of Ecclesiastes and suggest 2 different interpretations that have the power to help you move forward when God seems silent, and can help you see life as it truly is.

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis([email protected])

Over the past 50 years the look and feel of the Christian Church has morphed and changed alot. At one time, in many towns and cities, it was the center of society with so much of the community activity revolving around it - not just on Sundays but throughout the week as well. Today, the amount of time the average person spends around church can be as little as one hour on Sundays. Is one hour enough? Should church be more than just a quick pit-stop on Sundays? Are people even able to experience a healthy spiritual life with less formal church involvement beyond Sundays? Join us this Sunday as contrasting opinions and perspectives to these questions are explored.

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis([email protected])

Speaker: Vince Klassen ([email protected])

When was the last time you did something specifically with your partner's needs in mind? Did it meet their relational needs? Are you sure? How do you know? How do you do that conversation well? This Sunday, we examine best ways to talk about how we are doing on our relational needs…and what traps to avoid. Join us for the last Sunday of our Relationships series.

Speaker: Vince Klassen ([email protected])

2000 years later, people are still talking about this homeless guy from the middle of nowhere. 2000 years from now - will people be talking about how you inspired them?

What impact did Jesus have on the people around him? Not just the theological implications, but the day to day impact of a guy who just wouldn't quit. How did his actions affect those that he had contact with?

Join us as we talk about 3 relationships in Jesus' life - and explore the way that our relationships can have the power to inspire those in our world.

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis ([email protected])

Ever wondered what advice a relationship therapist would give you about a relationship you're struggling with or wanting to improve? Here's your chance to ask/text questions and get answers in real-time from a well-respected relationship therapist. Invite a friend and join us for an insightful morning that will finish off a 4-week teaching series on relationships that has many people talking.

Speaker: Vince Klassen ([email protected])

Slide One

Last big snow dump, my son and I were getting dressed to go sledding.  Completely unexpectedly, my husband asked where his ski jacket was so he could come along.  This was a huge surprise and blessing because he hates winter, cold and snow.  Our family spent the afternoon climbing up, and sliding down hills all while the snow fell and blew.  I was on such a high I couldn't stop smiling all day.  He's the best husband and dad ever!  I know I was a better wife that evening because of the amazing time we had together that afternoon.

Slide Two

Last week, I came home after a particularly stressful day. Things had been going on at work and I was still trying to process them as I was driving home.

I walked in the door at home and my wife asked me how my day had been, to which I replied the obligatory “fine.”

And then she turned back to what I was doing, and just ignored me. It was awesome. I went into the living room, turned on the TV and just got lost in it for about 20 mins. She didn’t ask me anything. There was no to do list. Nothing. Just some time to get my head out of work.

After that 20 mins of TV it was like the stress of my day just receded and I could think again.

So I got up, asked her how her day was, and she responded like normal.

I absolutely love that my wife gives me that time when I get home to just unwind for a few minuets before she asks me anything. She just lets me unwind after my day and then I can be present with her. I love her for that.

Speaker: Jeff Jarvis ([email protected])

Ironically, many of us are in 'loving" relationships but feel unloved. Unloved by a partner, a parent, a sibling, even a best friend. How can that be? Join us this Sunday as we uncover one of the most prolific and destructive myths surrounding love. It could be a relational "game-changer"! Biblical References: John 21:15-19 and 1 Corinthians 13