As we continue our journey through the book of Acts, exploring what it means to go "Deep and Wide" with God, we come today to a story in which a man who was "lame from birth" experienced profound healing.

Today we'll look at how the belief of the first followers of Jesus in God's active presence can renew our understanding and experience of "church" today.

On this Thanksgiving Sunday, it is easy to focus so strongly on the material blessings God has given that we forget the deeper blessing of all that is made available to us in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. This morning we'll look at how this good news, which we refer to as the "Gospel," was expressed through the message.

Today we will look at the passage where God first pours out His Holy Spirit on the early followers of Jesus (Acts 2:1-3)

Today various members of the ministry staff will be sharing a message in which they will develop some aspect of this year's ministry theme, "Deep and Wide."

Today we'll look at the early followers of Jesus who would be the first to experience this "deep and wide" work of God. It quickly becomes apparent that their stories intersect and speak to our stories, inviting each of us to dive in to the life God offers.

We'll look at two crucial truths today from Acts 1:1-11 that show we really cannot separate our our formation in Christ with our mission for Christ.

Today we conclude the ministry year we began last September which has focused around the theme of walking with God. On this Labour Day weekend, it is appropriate that we explore what it means to walk with God in our place of work, whatever that place might be

When God asked Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, this view of God's sovereignty was directly tested and Abraham had to decide if he would trust God not only in the "big picture" but in the very real, concrete issues issues of his life.

Pastor Dave will bring a message on the power of story.