God's grace is "enough". Hear From Jonathan Wilson, a retired theology professor, as he closes our Colossians series.

Listen as two people share of their journey with God through the years. Feel encouraged as they speak on their struggles and God's guidance through obstacles.

What we wear says a lot about our interests and personality. But what do we wear as Christians? There is no physical Christian T-Shirt or brand for us, but we can clothe ourselves in certain attributes. These attributes help us navigate disagreement, divisions, and forgiveness, as we try to be united as God's creation!

Ever been amazed how fast a home makeover show can create a new living space? Ever noticed how much the self-help industry promises you a breakthrough that keeps moving further away? In the life of following Jesus, He invites us to a better way to see change and live freely.

Have you tried to earn favour from a friend or boss? Trying to show character and steadfast love to win them over? That type of behaviour doesn't work when trying to connect with God. Listen to what does.

Our culture and advertising promises us freedom and satisfaction from things ranging from the right product to the right job to the right spouse. Freedom is offered in a different way from the identity Christ gives.

Ever find the product or status or person of your dreams and suddenly find your are not satisfied? Hungering for contentment is wired into us as humans. In this opening sermon the Scripture invites us to embody that Christ is enough to satisfy the deepest needs of our being.

The resurrection of Christ was so unexpected by His first followers that it left them all frightened and in unbelief. But Christ rose from the grave and stepped back into the lives of His followers to empower them with purpose and freedom. He still continues to do so today!

Have you ever been excluded? Left out? Not accepted by those in charge? People in power often use exclusivity to stay in control, but when Jesus is recognized as King of Israel in Mark 11, he does something different than any other king.

We live in turbulent, troubled times. In such times we often look for a "messiah" who will save us and make our lives alright. But there is only one Saviour of the world, Jesus the Messiah. In these times we must wait patiently and faithfully for his return. Jesus knew all of this and gave his disciples then and now warnings and guidance about how to live.