As people who believe faith and spirituality are an everyday thing, we asked this week: how does our faith and spirituality show up at our work? Rev. Nick interviewed his friend Chris for his thoughts on three ways we can integrate our faith at our work.

We begin our fall series on miracles by looking at the story of Jesus keeping the party going by changing water into wine. But what if the miracle isn't the actual transformation? What if it's deeper than that? What if it has to do with liberating us into a life that begins and ends with joy?

One of our community members shares her experiences and thoughts after attending Calgary’s Pride Parade for the first time.

We start the fall season off with a story about why God is like Patrick Swayze, the difference between being willing and willful, and the most liberating truth you'll ever hear.

This week Rev. Nick talks about tomato sauce, the most important person you've never heard of, and 3 reasons why Jesus matters.

We pray the Lord's Prayer every week but what are we actually saying? If we look closely enough, we see this isn't just any other prayer but one of the most important, revolutionary, and even challenging, things we can do.

The parable of the rich fool just may be one of the most challenging teachings Jesus ever gave because it reminds us of a really tough truth: you can’t buy or have your way into a meaningful existence. This week we explore how not to find the life we're looking for and hear some mantras to point us in the right direction.

Many of us learned it as children. We memorized and routinely recite it. Yet our familiarity with the prayer Jesus taught us to pray might blind us to its underlying and revolutionary message. If we really listen to what we are saying in the Lord's Prayer, we will no longer be able to merely "recite" it.

We all like the parable of the Good Samaritan, but what if we shouldn't? Turns out, the parable offers us some really really tough truths and wisdom. This week we rehear the parable and discover three scandalous things it offers us: the importance of drawing near, repaving roads, and finding God in things we don't like.

What does that ancient story about a guy named Naaman say to us today? A lot. It offers us wisdom on the importance of humility, on letting compassion guide us, and on why God is sometimes silent.

(You can read the sermon on Rev. Nick’s blog post: https://www.nickacoates.com/blog/3-things-about-naaman)