May 14, 2023

May 7, 2023

Pastor Dana invites us to consider what it means for Christ to remain at the centre and not be persuaded by false teaching.

We continue our series in Colossians and look at Paul's words about his suffering and contending for the church in Colossae. What if God is uniquely with us and inviting us to step into the difficult spaces in order to be part of the work He's doing?

We're looking at Paul's poetic hymn in the first chapter of Colossians, where he highlights how Jesus is uniquely supreme over all things.

This week we kick off our series in Colossians and look at Paul's opening encouragement and prayer for the church in Colossae.

We're celebrating Jesus's resurrection this Easter and looking at Matthew's account of it in Mt. 28.

This Good Friday, we meditate on the crucifixion of Jesus through the lens of the injustice of Sin done to us, done by us, and Jesus' response to it.

On Palm Sunday we see the parallels between Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and Stephen's criticism of the Sanhedrin during his trial. How are we like the religious leaders who rejected Jesus? How can we change?

This week we look at Stephen's final argument from his sermon where he's defending himself against the accusations of the Sanhedrin. He quotes from Isaiah who affirmed that though Solomon built a temple in Jerusalem, God isn't confined to it--in fact God can't be confined in human constructions. What does that mean for us a followers of Jesus today?

This week we pick up n Stephen's sermon where he references David enjoying God's favour and asking to build Him a dwelling place. What does it mean to experience God's favour?