Rachel Scivoli shares with us the story of Jesus feeding the 5000 and her amazement that Jesus will use our seemingly tiny gifts and talents for great things when we offer them to him.

Paul explores the first of Jesus’ powerful and controversial ‘I am’ statements: ‘I am the bread of life’. We are challenged that Jesus didn’t just come to give us bread but to be bread, and that He came to offer us eternal life and to direct our thoughts and hearts toward eternity.

Karen helps us look at the Kindness of Jesus. We are reminded that we serve a God of extravagant kindness who offers us the opportunity to share our lives with Him both now and for eternity.

Josh helps us look at the call and the cost of discipleship with Jesus. He explores the challenging statement that the first disciples “left everything and followed him.” Jesus didn’t simply ask us to believe in Him or like His ideas … but to follow Him. What is Jesus calling you to cast aside so that you can follow Him, more fully, into abundant life?

Paul kicks off our theme for this new season – Jesus. In a world that has been saturated with the Christian message for centuries, have we simultaneously become too familiar with Jesus and lost sight of who He really is? Jesus came full of GRACE and TRUTH and He is calling us into both.

Paul helps us take another look at Joshua 3 and the story of God’s people at the River Jordan to start our journey of consecration. Our desire, as a church family, is to take some time to surrender our lives to God so that we can be ready for the Lord to do amazing things among us. 

Ali helps us consider the example and teaching that Jesus provided when washing the feet of His disciples the night before His crucifixion. Perhaps most challenging of all, Jesus commands us to love one another in the same way. In doing so, He declared that this act of love for one another would be the way that followers of Jesus would demonstrate their authenticity. 

Ellen Brown interviews Hannah Cunningham about how they are seeing God continue to move in all the disruption COVID is creating in Canadian camping ministries. Hannah also shares a personal encouragement from the story of the burning bush in Exodus 3. God didn’t use the bush because it was extraordinary - it was just a bush! - but He chose to use that bush to start a revolution that would save His people. If He used a bush, how could we doubt that God would use you and me?

Karen interviews Fiona Coles about her life and experience of God’s encouragement and faithfulness, especially when His plans are very different to our plans. The big question we are left with is: When God calls you, will you say, “I will”?

Malcolm interviews Donald Patterson as we continue our ‘Remember when…’ series. Donald shares from his experience of God’s goodness and faithfulness through many difficult times.