This week was Canadian Baptists of Ontario and Quebec Sunday and Reverend Paul Lam joined us from the CBOQ to talk about authentically living out the gospel and being part of the larger family of God.  

Why would people ask Jesus about his disciples hand washing habits? Why does Jesus call them hypocrites for doing so? In this sermon, Leanne invites us to hear the challenge from Jesus to listen to our hearts - not our fences

 In  Jesus, the kingdom of heaven came to the world - a world where both good  and evil live side by side doing good and evil things. While we wait  for the ultimate judge - God - to do God's job, how do we respond to  evil and the suffering it causes?  

Jesus often said that people would need "ears to hear" his message. There were lots of people who seemed to miss out on who Jesus was because they had lots of "religious ear wax."  Sometimes we can have ear wax too! Take a listen 

Have you ever asked God to give you a sign? It might shock us to read this story when Jesus says asking for a sign is "wicked!" What did he mean?

Is there really a sin God won't forgive? Is there really a Satan? Pastor Leanne jumps, into these big questions in this week's sermon.

Did you ever know one of those kids who would lick every doughnut in the the box after he was told not to eat any? In today's story it can kind of seem like a sneaky kid licking doughnuts out of spite! But there's more going on here- there is a call to give love and mercy more weight than our sometimes "mixed up measures" 

When John the Baptist was in prison, he sent messages to ask Jesus: "Are you really the Messiah?" like John, in our dark days we can also doubt who Jesus is.  Jesus' message to John reminds us that we can still trust Jesus even in hard times.