Tune in this week as we hear from Pastor Phil Tadros as he walks us through Luke 15:11-32.

In a world that is constantly screaming for our attention and worship, we must always be aware of who exactly we're following. Jesus invites us to follow Him down a path that does not require us to do anything except believe in Him. We don't have to trip over ourselves trying to prove our devotion to Him and we don't have to work ourselves to the bone trying to earn our worth. Who and what we worship defines who and what kind of person we will be, so let's make sure to choose wisely.

This week, we hear from Dr John Span, a missionary who works at Mukhanyo Theoligical College in KwaMhlanga, South Africa. Dr Span walks us through two passages that highlight the goodness of God. In the passage from Luke, we see a very human reaction from Simon Peter when confronted with the goodness and provision of our Lord.

We're re-launching some of our older Clearer Thinking Podcast Episodes, beginning with a series called "Calvinism For Cool Kids" which highlights and unpacks the 5 points of Calvinism.

This week, we take a hard look at our own motivations for being kind to one another. Kindess doesn't always look like how we think it looks and true kindness is never easy. Join us as we walk through Titus 3:4-8 with Kevin deJonge.

Patience is so much more than just breathing deep in a traffic jam or choosing to use every relaxation technique you've ever heard while teaching a child to tie their shoes. Biblical patience is an intentional heart posture that leads you towards a deeper relationship and dependence on God. This is not easy to do, especially if you are waiting for medical test results, or you have been waiting for a tough situation in your life to resolve. But it is one of the fruits of the Spirit that can radically change your life when you choose to cultivate it. Join us as we learn more about biblical patience from the book of James 5:7-12.

Cultivating the fruit of joy isn't something that can be done over night, but it is something that every Christian should practice in their every day life. While happiness is an emotional response to external stimuli, joy resides deep in our hearts and cannot be changed by the weather. Listen in as Pastor Paul takes us through Philippians 4:4-9 and we learn how to refocus our thoughts towards joy and the beauty of the Lord.

Why are we so obsessed with love? Our art, our songs, our movies, our television shows all revolve around the topic of love in some shape or form. In this sermon, Pastor Paul unpacks the reasons why our hearts and minds are so focused on love and what that says about our Creator.

This Sunday we follow along with Josiah Ling as he takes us through Matthew 9:35-38. Even though it's a privilege to be invited to share the gospel with others, it can be really intimidating. But the Holy Spirit has got our backs and all we're called to do is show up as God instructs. Join us this week as we learn more about how evangalism works and how we can be a part of God's great harvest.

Have you ever done something you swore you'd never do? So did apostle Peter. It's not hard to imagine the shame he must have felt and the the utter certainty that he was a failure of a human being. But when he encounters the risen Christ, after denying his Lord three times and crumbling under pressure, what does he do? He dives right into the sea and swims headlong right into Jesus' arms. Jesus calls Peter to Himself, despite Peters utter failure, despite the betrayal and despite his self loathing and shame. Peter had spent years with Jesus, following Him, learning about Him and watching how He treated those around Him. Peter knew that he would be accepted and loved and forgiven. Peters actions prove that Jesus was a sure and steady anchor and we can rest in the knowledge that no matter what we have done, Jesus stands ready to forgive and redeem us too.