Pastor Jesse continues the question that Darren Plett raised last week, “Where is God?” Pastor Jesse highlights 5 more places to find God in our lives: Beside us, Within us, Among us, In the quiet, and In the ‘Least of These.’

This morning Darren Plett asks the question “Where is God?” A question that many people ask at different times in their lives, Where is God when… Darren reminds us of 4 places that God is. God is above us seeing the whole picture, God is beneath us holding us up, God is behind us protecting us, and God is in front of us leading the way.

This morning is our Parent Child Dedication Service. Pastor Jesse uses this occasion and ties it in with Pentecost to teach us 3 ways in which the coming of the Holy Spirit connects with being a family, raising a family, and being the Church.

Pastor Dion concludes our series in Jonah. As we look at Jonah 4, a chapter that feels like it doesn’t quite fit, Pastor Dion highlights 3 ways that we can see the things/ways of God being greater than the things/ways of man.

The Rosenort churches partake in a “Pastors Swap” and we are privileged to have Pastor Darryl Klassen from the RFC share a message with us today. This coming week marks The Ascension of Jesus back into Heaven. Pastor Darryl shares what this means for us today.

We continue to walk through the Book of Jonah by digging into Chapter 3, where we find the “Worst Sermon Ever Preached.” The chapter starts off with Jonah hearing from God a second time, that he needs to go to Nineveh, and this time – he does. Pastor Jesse highlights 3 lessons we can learn from Jonah’s life and the response of the Assyrians found throughout this chapter.

This week we continue in our Jonah series. Pastor Jesse highlights 3 surprises that we can find in the first 2 chapters of Jonah, and once again, challenges us to hold up the mirror and take a look at our own lives.

Pastor Jesse opens up a new series that we will be walking through over the next few weeks – The Book of Jonah. We are challenged to think about and hear the story in a way that may be different than we have done so in the past. This story of Jonah is about a God who refuses to give up – on Nineveh, on Jonah, and on us.

Pastor Dion speaks from 1 Peter 4:1-11, specifically drawing out the ways in which we are called to live in light of what Jesus’ death and resurrection on Easter weekend.

Today marks the culmination of all these Easter Eggs we have been exploring over the last several weeks. Pastor Dion highlights the importance of the Empty Tomb and how the surprise of not finding Jesus should affect our day to day lives.