Do you ever find yourself not actually putting your trust in God? Like, you do if you were to be asked, but not in your day-to-day life... This week, we’ll be looking at what the Bible says about hard hearts, and how Jesus gives us the prescription for how we can avoid that mistake.

Do you ever find yourself not actually putting your trust in God? Like, you do if you were to be asked, but not in your day-to-day life... This week, we’ll be looking at what the Bible says about hard hearts, and how Jesus gives us the prescription for how we can avoid that mistake.

It’s Sent Weekend! This year we have a special guest speaker, Jeremy Dager, from Port City Church in Halifax, NS. We’re so pumped to hear from one of our family of church planters as well as opportunities for you to jump into missions both short-term and long-term.

We all want courage, perseverance, and the ability to finish well in the faith. God has put a heavenly calling in your life, a call, a purpose, are you walking in it?

We don’t like to talk about death; we don’t even like to think about death. But the reality is that the Bible talks about death a lot. If Jesus doesn’t return in our lifetime, death will come for us all. But if death is such a natural part of life, then why do we struggle against it so much? Why does it inspire such a fear that the Bible calls it slavery?

Are you finding yourself exhausted because you are trying to control every aspect of your life? Do we believe that there’s a God who is in control of our lives all the way down to the details?

Christian, are you drifting? Are you in danger of drifting? What do you do? Go to the prescribed method for growth in your life…

What is that one thing that if you lost it, you almost would not want to live? That stone in the foundation that if it was pulled your whole life would come crashing down?

Hebrews is a crash course in Christianity and our faith. It was written to remind the church of a God who has a purpose for the world and loves them completely.

Message from Jason Azzarello on December 31, 2022