Grace may be opposed to earning but is it opposed to effort? Discover why so many people people see transformation catalyzed in their lives through global and local service (and no, we didn't make that word up)

Back to school means going over the basics, right? So sharpen your pencil crayons and join the people of JRCC on a 5 week exploration of our Core Values that shape and inform everything we do around here - you might even find some good advice for...

How do you look at the negative events of your life? In this Genesis series wrap-up we explore how Joseph learned that God truly can take what others have meant for evil and use it for good.

Are you living a No Ka 'Oi life? What does this life look like? Listen as guest speaker Ken Esau speaks about what the "best" life is all about and how Joseph exemplifies this in Genesis 45.

Jacob's deathbed speech to his sons might have been his most significant parenting act. How so? Listen as guest speaker Ron Toews teaches on Genesis 49 and the educational nature of his blunt words to his kids.

What's the point of the Genesis 39 story? Is it about what to do when someone other than your spouse wants to have sex with you? Listen as guest speaker Gareth Brandt uses this story to teach about sexuality fidelity.

Danny teaches on a very familiar story - Joseph and the technicolour dream coat (Genesis 37). Is this really the story of a spoiled tattle-tail who is sold off to be an Egyptian slave and has his arrogance polished off in the process? Or does this...

Would Jacob's encounter with God truly change his behaviour? Or would he return to his deceitful ways? Listen to the story of Jacob's reunion with his brother Esau (Genesis 33). Guest speaker Matthew Price (North Langley CC) teaches us of...

What's in a name? Most everything (at least in antiquity)! Which is why the story of Jacob (which means deceiver / cheater) wrestling for a blessing is so significant. Listen as guest speaker Phil Wagler (Gracepoint Community Church) teaches on...

Favouritism and deceitfulness can rip families apart, which is why Isaac and Rebekah's family is known as one of the most dysfunctional families in the Bible. So what can we learn from their story?