Sometimes we read through the events of Jesus last week or last hours on earth all in one service. We don’t take time to slow down and consider the text, asking questions about why things happen as they did. Today we go through the account of Jesus and Pontius Pilate. What we find is actually a battle of wills between the leading Priests and Pilate. Who will get their way! Let’s join Curtis as we read and unpack the text. What catches your attention? What questions come to mind?

As we approach Good Friday and Easter, this next series of messages walks through the book of John chapter 18-21. Today we consider the experiences of Jesus arrest and his meeting with Ananias that same evening. We hope your imagination will be captivated and drawn towards a deeper understanding of what Jesus has done for us. Let’s join Curtis.

Have you ever had a fear of the future? Fear is something many people go through to some degree. As the book of Daniel comes to an end what we're hearing in Daniel's last vision will make many people afraid of the future. Let's close this journey in Daniel together with Curtis as he asks the question: How can we not get stalled or sucked up in fear?

During times like these where there is heartbreaking war going on in the world that doesn't seem to have an end it can be easy to lose sight that God is still in control. Daniel chapter 11 talks about wars that go on for more than 300 years. War is an experience that is shared by peoples throughout history. So how do we respond? Let's get into Daniel 11 with Curtis!

A beautiful thing about the church family is that although each of us are distinctly different, those differences are made to thrive when we all live in harmony and all come together. But of course no family is perfect, and having struggles along the way is normal. Let's dive into Galatians with Curtis about this topic.

Have you ever experienced or witnessed a situation become so twisted from the truth? In Galatians part 2 our focus is going to be answering the question: How do I know Paul's message is true?

Living during the times of the Old Testament there were hundreds of commandments that were to be obeyed. Don't eat shellfish, don't cook a young goats meat in a mother's milk, don't wear fabrics that mix wool with linen. Nowadays, how many would you consider are commandments we still need to keep?

A warm welcome to Randy Jaspers as he takes us through 1 Peter chapter 4 verses 12 to 19!

When we send a child to their room or give them a “time-out” we hope it will help change their behaviour - to let them know whatever they did was wrong and not acceptable.  But does it really work?  and does a time-out fix the damage that was done?  in a different situation, when we send a prisoner to jail, does being away automatically change their character?  this conundrum is what God presents to Daniel in chapter 9.  lets join Curtis as he explores the passage.