Matthew 26:19-34 | June 21, 2020

Matthew 5:43-48 | Read. Do. Repeat 5 of 5 | June 14, 2020

In continuing to draw from the Sermon On The Mount, Joel Swan explores the powerful principle of loving our enemies. True love in practice is more than simple platitudes – it is an act of faith in Christ.

Matthew 1:9 | Read. Do. Repeat. 4 of 5 | June 7, 2020

In the Sermon On The Mount, Jesus tells us that peacemakers are blessed, and will be called sons of God. In the light of racial turmoil, Pastor Sean challenges us to be burden-bearers and peacemakers.

Luke 10:38-42 | Read. Do. Repeat. 3 of 5 | May 31, 2020

When two sisters host Jesus and His disciples in their home for a meal, differences between them become evident. Jesus’ response reveals both His love for the sisters as well as what He weighs as important in our lives.

Luke 7:28-35 | Read. Do. Repeat. 2 of 5 | May 24, 2020

In a teachable moment, Jesus instructs His disciples to forgo the opinion of the crowd and seek instead to live a life that pleases the Father.

John 17:15-23 | Read. Do. Repeat. 1 of 5 | May 17, 2020

We examine a prayer of Jesus in which His heart is revealed for us to live as sent ones, sharing hope and living in unity.

Matthew 7:24-27 | Becoming 3 of 3 | May 10, 2020

Against the backdrop of Jesus' parable of The Wise And Foolish Builders we study the foundations in our lives. While building on emotion and experience leaves us standing on shaky ground, there is a better way - living out the words of Jesus, which brings both character and contentment.

James 1:2-4, Matthew 6:25-34 | Becoming 2 of 3 | May 3, 2020

Uncertainty can be a real source of anxiety; what do we do with that? Drawing from the words of Jesus, we examine practical steps we can take to process our own anxiety, and move towards peace and trust.

James 1:2-4, Proverbs 12 | Becoming 1 of 3 | April 26, 2020

Many things are on hold right now, but our lives are not! To shift from "life on hold", we must guard and guide our intakes, live in grace, and be a creative force for kindness.

Matthew 21:28-32 | April 19, 2020

In speaking to a crowd, Jesus tells a parable that reminds us that both our fleeting intentions and our religious history do not determine our future. Trusting in the gift of grace offered in Jesus gives us a hope and a future.