Ruth chapter 3 tells the love story of Ruth and Boaz. While this may not be our typical kind of romance, as Ahren explains, it is a representation of our relationship with God. Like Boaz, Jesus fills the role of kinsman redeemer and we can learn from Ruth how to respond to Him accordingly.

As we celebrate Father's Day, Ahren leads us in a discussion about walking in the Spirit. Looking at Galatians 5:16-25, he talks about how this concept applies both to fathers and to all of us as a church community.

How do we navigate our place in the sovereignty of God? Ahren answers this question in a practical way through the story of Ruth and gives applicable instructions for how to live in this understanding on a daily basis.

In this first part of our journey through the book of Ruth, Ahren talks about the theme of conversion and commitment. Looking at the background of the family in the first chapter, we see the consequences of trying to fix our own problems and what true commitment to God (and others) should look like.

Addressing the idols in your life isn't always easy. This week, Ahren discusses the story of King Josiah recorded in 2 Kings 23 to reveal the wisdom with which Josiah proceeded to remove the idols from his life and how we can follow the example he set.

Diving into 2 Kings, Ahren takes us through the story of Josiah, the boy king who led the restoration of the temple and the revival of faith in Judah. Through the history of Judah and King Josiah, we see the importance of God's Word for protecting us from following idols.

In honour of Mother's Day, Ahren takes us through the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1 to answer the question "What makes a great mother?" Hannah's story is a great example not just for mothers but for every individual, of how to live faithfully.

That Jesus was a real person who was crucified is commonly accepted fact. But His resurrection is much more disputed. Resident historian Vince joins us this week to look at the historical context and evidence for Jesus's resurrection and the implications of this significant event throughout history and in our lives today.

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Ahren shares with us five undisputed facts about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ acclaimed by historians and scholars. In this, we see not only strong evidence of these events, but also a sense of how our lives are to look because of them.

While the rest of our Lent series has been looking at the week leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, today Ahren is taking us backwards to Palm Sunday. Examining the significance of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, he asks us to consider this question: "Is the cross enough?"