In this sermon Colin Toews walks us through verses 16-17 of Romans 1. In it Paul says he is not ashamed of the gospel and explains that it is the power of God for salvation!

In this passage Paul tells the Christians in Rome that he prays for them often and longs to visit them. The reasons he so desperately wants to go to Rome is to be mutually encouraged, to edify the church with the gospel and to evangelize the lost.

In this sermon we begin our series in the book of Romans. Pastor Andrew walks us through the first 7 verses of chapter 1 where we answer the following questions: Who is Paul? What is the gospel? Who is Jesus? Who are we?

In this sermon Pastor Andrews talks about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. How can we trust the resurrection actually happened? And how does the resurrection secure our rescue from sin?

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about what took place on Good Friday 2000 years ago. The crucifixion of Jesus shows us the wickedness of humanity as well as the love and mercy of God.

In this sermon we finish the book of Ecclesiastes by looking at chapter 12 together. In it Qohelet describes the process of getting older and a critique is given of everything Qohelet has said. The book concludes with what is the purpose of our lives: to fear God and obey his commands.

In this passage, the Preacher talks about the uncertainty of life and not getting stuck in indecision. He also states that it is worthwhile to learn these lessons while you are in your youth. Pastor Andrew walks us through the passage and applies it to our lives.

In this chapter of Ecclesiastes, the Preacher compares wisdom and folly once again. He uses the example of how wisdom and folly can be seen in those who are in positions of authority. How do followers of Jesus pursue a life of wisdom? How do we react to foolish leaders?

In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through the darkest section of the book of Ecclesiastes. In it, 'the Preacher' struggles with the frustrations of life concluding that this life is all there is. Is that true? We examine other passages of scriptures to answer some of these deep questions.

In this sermon, Colin Toews walks us through Ecclesiastes 8:1-13