There's an old saying that applies to investing as much as to our spiritual lives: No risk, no reward. Join us as we begin our summer teaching series in the book of Exodus with an exploration of faith and risk in the story of the Birth of Moses.

The final message in our Taste & See series is the very first Psalm. Listen in as Katy Kwon teaches how this Psalm is transforming her life.

"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" These are the words that Jesus spoke shortly before his death on the cross. And they are the same words of Psalm 22. What do these words mean? Listen in as Danny Ferguson introduces a reading...

Did you know that 61 of the 150 Psalms are songs of lament? Listen in as Mike Olynyk preaches on one of his favourites: Psalm 13.

"How was your trip?" It's a common question to ask when someone comes back from Africa. Join Pastor Brad as he digs into Psalm 10 and unpacks his two weeks with Under the Same Sun walking alongside persons with albinism in East Africa.

Envy has a way of distorting the truth. Kind of like when Asaph quips that the wicked have no struggles in Psalm 73. But is this psalm just about the apparent injustice of the wicked being blessed? Listen in as Jared Crossley expounds on this passage...

Why does God give so many restrictions about sex if He created it in the first place? Listen in as Pastor Keith explains the meaning of being united together and how this reveals God's design for sex.

Relational closeness creates the ability to speak words of love and words of hurt. How then can spouses speak the truth in love? Listen as Pastor Brad preaches on Ephesians 5:33.

Submission has become a dirty word in our culture. But it was a shocking concept to the first listeners, as well. Join the people of JRCC and see why mutual submission is not just about marriage, but about discipleship and being filled with the Spirit.

Why does Paul say such wonderful things about marriage in Ephesians 5, but tell unmarried people in Corinth to remain single? Listen to his rationale as Pastor Keith teaches from 1 Corinthians 7.