The Apostle John gives us a series of snapshots of Jesus, which leave us with a very rich testimony concerning the expansive, international nature of the mission of Jesus, and yet he shows us how incredibly personal, gracious, compassionate and truthful Jesus is. Join us this Sunday, as we continue in our “Snapshots of Our Saviour” series, and review John chapter 4. John has preserved a beautiful record of Jesus’ encounter with a woman who was part of a people group that was prejudiced against, and a woman who’d had a very difficult journey through life. There is something deep for each of us to linger over, as we look on these images and instruction preserved for us. I’m looking forward to seeing you Sunday at 9 am or 11 am! Please choose to worship this weekend!

The Apostle John gives us a series of snapshots of Jesus, which leave us with a very rich testimony concerning the expansive, international nature of the mission of Jesus, and yet he shows us how incredibly personal, gracious, compassionate and truthful Jesus is. Join us this Sunday, as we continue in our “Snapshots of Our Saviour” series, and review John chapter 4. John has preserved a beautiful record of Jesus’ encounter with a woman who was part of a people group that was prejudiced against, and a woman who’d had a very difficult journey through life. There is something deep for each of us to linger over, as we look on these images and instruction preserved for us. I’m looking forward to seeing you Sunday at 9 am or 11 am! Please choose to worship this weekend!

This video is intended to help people in our congregation dig a little deeper this week with their small group of friends or family, following our experience together in worship this past Sunday.Each weekend we publish an Intro, a Sermon and a Discussion Starter. This sermon series called “Snapshots of Our Saviour" invites us to linger over the pictures of Jesus the Gospel writers offer, and pray that God would deepen our love for Jesus and strengthen our resolve to obey Him and experience His victory in our lives. This video will help prompt discussion related to our sermon “The View That Sustains” from Sunday March 12, 2017 reviewing Matthew 17:1-13, which can be found on our website link below.I hope this helps you learn and grow in your relationship with God and in your understanding of His word.Additional postings in this series are linked via okalliance.ca …check under the Resource tab.

Matthew, Mark & Luke each tell how Jesus took Peter, James and John up a high mountain and they saw and experienced Jesus, transformed before their very eyes, and they beheld His glory! As we continue to anticipate the celebration of Easter together, join us to look at another “Snapshot of our Saviour”. We will sing in worship, gather in prayer, linger over Matthew 17:1-13 and celebrate the Lord’s supper together. I hope you can be with us at either 9 am or 11 am!

Matthew, Mark & Luke each tell how Jesus took Peter, James and John up a high mountain and they saw and experienced Jesus, transformed before their very eyes, and they beheld His glory! As we continue to anticipate the celebration of Easter together, join us to look at another “Snapshot of our Saviour”. We will sing in worship, gather in prayer, linger over Matthew 17:1-13 and celebrate the Lord’s supper together. I hope you can be with us at either 9 am or 11 am!

This video is intended to help people in our congregation dig a little deeper this week with their small group of friends or family, following our experience together in worship this past Sunday.Each weekend we publish an Intro, a Sermon and a Discussion Starter. This sermon series called “Snapshots of Our Saviour" invites us to linger over the pictures of Jesus the Gospel writers offer, and pray that God would deepen our love for Jesus and strengthen our resolve to obey Him and experience His victory in our lives. This video will help prompt discussion related to our sermon “Trusting The Right Voices” from Sunday March 5, 2017 reviewing Matthew 4:1-11, which can be found on our website link below.I hope this helps you learn and grow in your relationship with God and in your understanding of His word.Additional postings in this series are linked via okalliance.ca …check under the Resource tab.

Jesus was tested in the wilderness, and prevailed! Because He has prevailed over sin, you and I will too, through our relationship with Jesus. These next 6 Sundays leading up to Easter we are looking at “Snap Shots of Our Saviour”. The more clearly we see and know Him, the deeper our love for Him will grow and the greater our ambition to obey Him and experience His victory at work in us will be. You’re welcome to read Matthew 4:1-11. This is the text we’ll consider when we gather for worship this Sunday. I’m looking forward to seeing you at 9 am or 11 am.

Jesus was tested in the wilderness, and prevailed! Because He has prevailed over sin, you and I will too, through our relationship with Jesus. These next 6 Sundays leading up to Easter we are looking at “Snap Shots of Our Saviour”. The more clearly we see and know Him, the deeper our love for Him will grow and the greater our ambition to obey Him and experience His victory at work in us will be. You’re welcome to read Matthew 4:1-11. This is the text we’ll consider when we gather for worship this Sunday. I’m looking forward to seeing you at 9 am or 11 am.

This video is intended to help people in our congregation dig a little deeper this week with their small group of friends or family, following our experience together in worship this past Sunday.Each weekend we publish an Intro, a Sermon and a Discussion Starter. This sermon series called “Who Do You Think We Are?" invites us to understand and apply the insights & instructions from the Apostle Paul to the churches around the ancient city of Ephesus. This video will help prompt discussion related to our sermon “We Are Family” from Sunday February 26, 2017 reviewing Ephesians 6:21-24, which can be found on our website link below.I hope this helps you learn and grow in your relationship with God and in your understanding of His word.Additional postings in this series are linked via okalliance.ca …check under the Resource tab.

I love how “real” the bible is. This Sunday we will be in the closing verses of Ephesians 6, which is steeped in the affectionate language of relationship …friendship, valuing one another, living as family together as the church. “Who Do You Think We Are?” This question has persisted through our study of the book of Ephesians. What comes next is “how is who we are changing me?” Please join us this Sunday for worship! I’m looking forward to seeing you at 9 am or 11 am.