In Luke 6:2026, Jesus boldly declares there is a New Kingdom with values that overturn the worlds standards. What the old kingdom, the world, sees as weak and pathetic, Jesus celebrates and says it is the secret to true joy and blessing. This revolutionary Kingdom of Jesus empowers its citizens to live radically different lives that are filled with meaning and purpose.

Join in this week as Pastor Tyler teaches us how to live in this revolutionary Kingdom.

This Sunday, were diving into Matthew 4, where Jesus faces the devils temptations head-on. Temptation is something none of us can avoid, but it doesnt have to defeat us. In this message, well discover how to be overcomers by following Jesus example: resisting the enemy and speaking Gods Word with boldness and confidence.

The Bible tells us that the ultimate Good News, Jesus, has come to save us from our sins. This isnt just a nice story; its the most important announcement the world has ever received. God didnt entrust this news first to kings or influencers, but to shepherds; the overlooked, the untrusted, the lowest of the low. And what did they do? Theypreached it out. Throughout Scripture, when people encountered Jesus, their natural response was to share the Good News. From the Samaritan woman to Zacchaeus, to broken and hurting people like us, the pattern is the same: receive the Good News, then share the Good News. This Sunday, were tackling the question: You have the Good Newswhat are you going to do about it?

This Sunday, well be looking at Malachi 34 and Luke 1 as we explore Gods faithful rescue plan. Though the people of Israel repeatedly turned away from God, He didnt give up on them. Instead, He promised a coming Messiahand before Him, a messenger who would prepare the way. That messenger was John the Baptist, calling people to repentance and pointing them toward hope. This week, we will consider how Gods plan has always been in motion and ask: Are we living as messengers of hope, making room for others to encounter Jesus, forgiveness, and freedom? If it starts with us, whats our next step?

This week, were diving into the book ofNehemiah. When Nehemiah hears that the walls of Jerusalem are in ruins, hes moved to act. He rallies the people, overcomes opposition, and adapts plans along the way, which enables the people to rebuild what has been broken.

In many ways, our own beautiful city, Nanaimo, is in need of spiritual rebuilding. Known for being the least religious cities in Canada, Nanaimo holds a unique opportunity for spiritual renewal and revival. What if we responded like Nehemiah? What if, as a church, we focused on rebuilding lives, strengthening community, renewing faith, and bringing the hope of Jesus to Nanaimo?

Join us as we explore what it looks like to restore whats been lost and to faithfully build something lasting for God's glory.

This Sunday, were diving into the book of Ezra; a story of restoration, renewal, and God's faithfulness.At just the right time, God stirred the hearts of His people, calling them to rebuild and begin again. As they responded in faith, He led them, restored what was lost, and set them on a new path.What would happen if we listened closely to the stirrings of God in our own lives? Where is He calling us to rebuild, to return, or to move forward in faith? I hope youll join us this week as we explore how God still stirs hearts and creates new beginnings today.

In a world overwhelmed by conflict, crisis, and confusion, how do we maintain hope as people of faith? This Sunday, well look at the life and visions of Daniel, a man who lived through turmoil and saw visions and dreams of things to come. In Daniels response, through knowing his God, prayer, and choosing to live life to the full, we find a model for how to maintain hope today. Join us this Sunday as we explore how hope endures when God is on the throne.

This Sunday, well dive into Daniel 3 and the story of three young men who stood firm in their faith in the face of persecution. When threatened with death, they chose faith over compromise. They trusted that God was worth it, no matter the cost. Through their story, well explore the powerful Even If principle: a faith that remains steadfast, even when the outcome is uncertain.

This Sunday, Pastor Lizzy will be speaking on a topic that touches many livesdepression. Whether youve experienced it yourself or walked alongside a loved one who has, this conversation matters.Well be looking at the life of the prophet Jeremiah, a man deeply burdened by the pain of watching his people turn from God and suffer the consequences of exile. Through his raw prayers, deep sorrow, and honest questions, Jeremiah gives us a powerful example of how to bring our struggles before God. Join us as we explore how faith and lament can coexistand how hope can rise even in the darkest valleys.

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This Sunday, we continue Elijahs story from the victory on Mount Carmel to a season of deep discouragement.

Even after seeing God move in powerful ways, Elijah was deeply disappointed when things didnt change like he hoped. In his lowest moment of despair and depression, God met him not in the same display of power and might, but with a still, small voice.

Join us as we discover how God meets us in our valleys and speaks to us in the way we need most.