"The Lord looked and was upset at the lack of Justice." (Is 59) The gospel must move us to be people of justice. In light of the discovery of the recent discovery of a mass grave of children at a residential school how will we respond?

This week as we enter into the sending of the disciples in Matthew 10 we stop to think about traditional missions and how it compares to the Missio Dei

This week Julia preaches from Matthew 9:20 and the story of the bleeding woman. We learn that there are no inconveniences for Jesus!

This week we step into Matthew chapters 8-9 and the revelation of the authority of Jesus, and the incredible boundary breaking mercy of God.

This week we wrap up Jesus' teaching on the Sermon on the Mount and how it relates to David's prayer for God to show him himself.

This week Peter is teaching on Matthew 6:19-34. Peter unpacks these challenging words of Jesus by reminding us of Money's seductive power and the call of God for those who are rich to recognize that all money belongs to God and we are called to redistribute our wealth in a way that is centered on the Kingdom of God. This teaching reminds us that conversion should always transform our view on money.

This week we start into Matthew 6 in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus warns his disciples that the world is not the stage, the crowd is not the audience, and the poor are not to be the props for our giving and acts of justice. Instead we should live in a way that brings God the glory.

This week we look at Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount about divorce and the making of pledges.

In his passing through death into new life, Jesus makes a way for all God's children to follow him. In his death on the cross Jesus destroys all the record of our sin and defeats the powers of Sin and Death. Take some time to be encouraged by this good news.

This week we look at Matthew's account of the triumphal entry of Jesus on Palm Sunday. When Jesus appears, Jesus shakes things up.