There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.

There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.

There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.

There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.

This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.

This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.

This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.

Happy Father's Day!

This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.

Happy Father's Day!

This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.

Happy Father's Day!

This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.