We all know what it’s like to be hurt by someone who just couldn’t listen long enough to understand us. Maybe in their attempt to be right, they damaged a relationship that could have been saved with a little patience and curiosity. You’ve probably been on the other side of that coin too. Taking the verbal offense may have won the argument but you lost relationally. What if we didn’t settle for being right, but tried to make things right instead? The longer we listen the more we learn, and the better chance we have of protecting ourselves from our own big mouths

Pastor Andrew Friesen encourages us to allow Jesus to lead us as we love Him more than all else.  "We won't be distracted by what is around us if we stay captivated with purpose."

Join us this week as Kirk Goodman shares his experience with dealing with suffering, and where to begin.

In this message you will be encouraged to take your next step in faith.  God is calling each of us into an adventure, to step out into the unknown trusting that he knows the way.

Bad days don’t just disappear when we choose to follow Jesus. But when you follow Jesus, you choose joy, and the joy we have in Christ never leaves us, even when we’re going through those bad days. Join Pastor Nathan Blais to see why we can always have hope in our trials, faith in our struggles, and trust in the work God is doing in our pain.

Why is it so hard to find true happiness? Why shouldn’t you do something if it makes you happy? Pastor Nathan reminds us that even though it may be fun to do what "makes us happy"in the moment, it's doesn't always lead to happiness for tomorrow.  "You make known to me the path of life;in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore." Psalm 16:11

This week Pastor Nathan concluded the series "Freedom in Christ - A Study of Galatians".  We hear Paul's closing comments to those in Galatia and we are reminded that what Paul challenged his audience with was revolutionary.  Generations of people have been reached with the truly life changing message of Jesus, and the gospel because of Paul's willingness to challenge the norm of his day.

Many people throughout history have claimed to love God while mistreating people. This week in chapter 6, we will discover how Paul expands on what loving one another as Christ has loved us looks like.

Freedom is something we all desire for our lives.  We want to be able to choose for ourselves the way in which we should go.  For many people, Christianity & the Bible can seem antithetical to the idea of freedom, but in our text today we will discover how Paul points to Christ as the ultimate source of our freedom.