This will be up for a short time - Cam Buchanan speaking before our first baptism service of 2020, with a look at the Ethiopian Eunuch and his baptism in the desert (Acts 8:26-39)

In our major series for 2020, we are taking a fresh look at the book of Ephesians.  Ascend will explore three ideas of 'constant upward motion' that we see throughout this letter.  The first motion has been revealed in this first session as 'looking up.'

This episode opens up with some background on Ephesus first, drawing also upon some interesting parallels we saw while on our recent Thailand Missions Trip; but it also leads up towards a modern Western application on how we might see its relevance for ourselves also.  Today's passage focuses on Ephesians 1:1-14.  

This is the last message in our series from the book of Malachi.  Thanks to all who have come on this journey with us, and stay tuned for our next series!

This is the big well-known passage from Malachi!!  Peter takes us on a journey through Chapter 3, bravely engaging with the idea of the tithe.

In this section, Chris gets to speak into one of the more hopeful spots of the book of Malachi, with images of Jesus and his ministry beginning to be pointed to in this section.  

In this installment, Marguerite bravely tackles a difficult passage in Malachi Chapter 2 regarding marriage and covenant.

We're continuing through our short series on Malachi, with Cam starting to explore chapter 2 this week.  Here God turns His attention to the Ancient priesthood, and there are a number of ways we can interact with this idea in today's church also.  

In this episode, Cam goes deeper into Malachi Chapter 1, exploring the idea of a blemished sacrifice - how it played out then and what it might mean for us now.

This is the opening message in a new short series for 2020:  A 7-week journey through the book of Malachi.  This week Cam launches with some history and the first few verses, showing us a rather simple blemish in faith that can be easily overlooked.  

As a church, we hold four main values, and we revisit these each year to consider their expression in the year to come.  Some might consider this "vision casting," but in our case it's more of a case of "value casting,"  In this fourth session, Cam speaks into our last value - about raising up people who can lead through service.