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 “Unstoppable Beginnings - Empowered” invites us to consider the careful investigation made by Dr. Luke concerning the early spread of the Good News about Jesus and the development of the early church, by the power of the Holy Spirit. This video will help prompt discussion related to our sermon “Empowered” from Sunday Sept. 27, 2015 from Acts 2:1-13, 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.

As we gather to worship together this Sunday we will step into week three of our series in the Book of Acts, “Unstoppable!”, and our mini-series, “Beginnings”. We will open up Acts 2:1-13 and encounter the beginnings of the church, as the Promise of the Father, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, is fulfilled. Please come and worship with us at either our 9 or 11 am service! It will be a great day to be together and in pursuit of God!

We will ask the question “Does the church today have any relevance to modern society?” We will invite our church family and guests to discover what the church was intended to be and do, by examining it’s birth and early development, through the pages of the book of Acts.

In this Introduction to the series, on Carnival Sunday, we will ask the question “Does the church today have any relevance to modern society?” In this short introduction to the series, we will invite our church family and guests to discover what the church was intended to be and do, by examining it’s birth and early development, through the pages of the book of Acts.

Rev. Terry Lee resaponds to the question 'What is a Christian response to homosexuality?' in the final sermon of our summer series 'You Asked For It!'