Pastor Aaron Weiss preaches from 2 Peter 3:1-13.

Many religions believe in the concept of “Judgement Day” which often brings hope to those waiting for solutions to the cruelty witnessed and experienced in life. The Bible often describes this with the phrase “The Day of the Lord”, and it always refers to this being a time God calls people to account for their actions or motivations. Peter's Christian friends had questions of what that day looked like, and Peter explains God’s motivation in the process. God's timeline is different because His heart is different. He is not in a hurry to bring judgement but patiently longs for more people to repent of their sins and let Jesus rule their lives today. 

Pastor Aaron Weiss preaches from 1 Peter 1:3-12.

Suffering sometimes makes little sense to us. Genocides, natural disasters, and war often surfaces questions about suffering by non-Christians and Christians alike. Is there any point to it? Peter says “Yes!” and explains why to suffering Christians for precisely this purpose. While admitting that suffering will test our faith, Peter points out both the purpose of all suffering and the hope we may have during these painful and difficult experiences: releasing the grip our souls have on this present version of our world and experiencing the one our Saviour will reign in. 

Pastor Trevor Rysavy preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:37-58.

For some, the question, “Does what I accomplish in my life matter?”, nags daily at our consciences. A common misconception of Christians is that eternity is purely spiritual, free from the pains of our lives because our body no longer exists. However popular, this is not the picture portrayed by any of the writers of the New Testament. In our future state, we will experience the fullness of God with resurrected bodies in a redeemed creation, which is the basis Paul gives for continued faithful work in the kingdom of God right today. 

Pastor Trevor Rysavy preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:12-36.

'Staving off our own death is one of our national pastimes.' We fear it most, yet we all face it. How can we face from the perspective of Jesus? The Apostle Paul writes the longest treatment of the resurrection, revealing that despite being our worst enemy, with Jesus it becomes our greatest hope for today.

Pastor Aaron Weiss preaches from 1 Peter 3:15 & Matthew 5:13-16.

Pastor Aarons preaches from Hebrews 12:3-17 and Matthew 18:15-20.

Pastor Trevor Rysavy preaches from 1 Peter 5:1-11.

Pastor Trevor Rysavy preaches from 1 Corinthians 11:17-30 & Romans 6:1-14.

Pastor Aaron Weiss preaches from 1 Timothy 3:10-4:5.

Pastor Aaron Weiss preaches from Matthew 28:18-20 & John 17:11-21.