While it is easy to lose our joy in difficult circumstances - it’s certainly not a requirement. We don’t have to lose our joy when facing challenging situations. Our joy-tanks can be full and overflowing no matter what we’re going through. Sermon by Dave Trenholm (April 19, 2020)

On this Palm Sunday, we remember that even as He made his way into Jerusalem on that donkey, He knew that He was heading to the cross. And He did so willingly, because He knew He was on His way to save you and I.

Greater love hath no man than this. Sermon by Pastor Dave Trenholm (April 5, 2020)

With all the recent changes in all our lives, it's helpful to remember the things that will last forever: faith, hope, and love. In this sermon, the faith of three young men under the threat of death remains as an example for us today. Sermon by Pastor Dave Trenholm (March 29, 2020)

Despite the chaos and uncertainty, evil and suffering, our God is still sovereign. Our God is still good. And all He asks of us is to trust Him and to continue doing the good things He’s called us to do.

In his continued instruction on submission, Peter teaches on the relationship between slave and master. They are to submit to their master's authority, even in suffering under a cruel master. In suffering while doing good, we find ourselves following steps of our Saviour.

Nahum's book closes with the certainty of Nineveh's downfall as God's vengeance is meted out on the cruel and corrupt people.

Despite a murderous emperor, Peter still instructed his readers to submit to human authorities. In our faithful witness, we continue to serve as ambassadors for the Lord's sake and "silence those ignorant people who make foolish accusations against you." Sermon by Dave Trenholm

The final chapter opens with a graphic description of Nineveh's wickedness and violent images of God's wrath that should unsettle every reader.

Continuing through his first epistle, Peter encourages believers to continue to shine God's light while alerting his readers to avoid a couple worldly threats to their light.

Nahum provides a vivid poetic and prophetic description of the fall of Nineveh as God comes against the Assyrians.