There's nothing like the good old days!... or is there? Pastor Nathan takes us back, and back again, as we recapture the past with a sermon from Pathway's one year anniversary. We're looking backward as we move forward, change, and grow together.

We've all had that moment... when a special day, a special gift turns out to be less-than-special. Our high expectations lead to let-down. But what if we could approach these moments - and our entire lives - differently? What if we could turn our attitude into gratitude? Using scripture from Matthew, guest speaker Ken Smith illustrates how the perspective is all in our heads, and our hearts.

Does life ever feel like it’s passing you by? A life well lived isn’t about how long it is, but being able to recognize the important and potentially pivotal moments within it. Guest speaker Pastor Jay Lehman teaches about “kairos” moments and how we can grab on to these moments, and draw closer to God’s Kingdom in the process.

Do you know what you don't know? Wouldn't you like to learn? In this last message of the "Pack Your Bags" series, we discover why to ask, what to ask and whom to ask... to ensure that our bags are packed for whatever life has in store.

Life brings change. Those changes can be big and small: they can change your day, your week, your life. When you feel like you're losing your balance and losing direction, what do you hold onto?

Life is full of surprises: what can we do now, to prepare for later? It’s time to take a good long look in the mirror, and do something about what you see.

Do you have what it takes to show everyday courage? Pastor Todd Cook addresses the tensions we face in daily life and how we can speak and act with conviction despite our fears.

When it comes to investing for your future, what does your treasure chest look like? We usually fill it money, and the stuff money buys… we count our earthly – not our heavenly – treasures. Looking at scripture from Matthew, guest speaker Kirk Goodman shows us that the health of our hearts and our finances go hand-in-hand. Are you investing for retirement, or eternity?

Sometimes the most powerful thing you can be is present. Looking at the book of Acts 1, Pastor Nathan Blais introduces us to Matthais, Jesus’ 12th apostle. Why was he chosen, and how can we serve God in the same way?

When you go on vacation, half of the fun is deciding what to eat! But what about the most important meal of the day: your daily bread, the food for your soul? Pastor Nathan Blais talks daily devotion, prayer, and the importance of staying connected to God while disconnecting from everything else.