This Sunday, we are learning about coming to Jesus through intentional times offastingandprayer. 2 Chronicles 7:14 says, "If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves andprayand seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land." In this message, we will learn why wefast, how wefast, and the results we can expect throughfasting.

Jesus told us, "Go and make disciples of all nations..." and that "The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few." As followers of Jesus, we have the privilege of engaging with those in our city and beyond, with the Good News of Jesus. We are a church that will prioritize reaching the lost, being those who intentionally step into the harvest, and participating in Jesus' heart and plan for his world.

"In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity." This is a quote, attributed to Augustine, that we often use to explain how we approach doctrine, faith, and life. As a Foursquare church, we desire to keep Jesus and correct doctrine central and everything else periphery. On Sunday, we will dig into this topic more as we learn how to live and move as God desires.

Since the day Jesus ascended into the clouds, the church has awaited his triumphant return. Jesus promised he would return and that His church had a mission to do while we wait. In this message, we will learn why this is important for us today and what we should be doing in the waiting.

Have you ever wondered why our commitment to the local church is important? What is the Biblical example of how believers should engage with the local church? In this message, we will study the early church and look at how they set the example of how to be the body of Christ, and the importance of remaining connected to each other and the church.

This Sunday, we will be studying Galatians 5, as we learn what it means to keep in step with the Holy Spirit. In this passage, there is an exchange that takes place: the old patterns and behaviours are taken off, and we put on the Spirit, which produces good fruit in our lives.

How do we deepen our walk with Jesus as His followers? How do we grow as His disciples? This Sunday, we will look at the way God has intended us to mature as we surrender our lives to Him, through daily time in the Bible, continually hungering for His Word, and going deeper with Him.

This Sunday, we will be looking at John 3, and learning about God's beautiful plan of redemption for each one of us. In this text, we see that from the beginning, God's great love was given to us through Jesus, for eternal relationship with Him.

This Sunday, we are looking at an important doctrine, the Eternal Godhead. Our God has made himself known to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; as the triune God, and this great mystery is the heart of our Gospel and faith. I invite you to come this Sunday, as we look at the Scriptures to understand this doctrinal truth, and why it should matter to us.

This Sunday, we are beginning a new sermon series called, "This We Believe." In this series, we will be exploring many of the core beliefs of our faith as followers of Jesus. This week, our focus will be on the Bible; that it is the Word of the living God, immutable, steadfast, and unchangeable.The key passage of Scripture we will be studying is 2 Timothy 3:14-17.