In this episode, Mike talks about the painful of experience of feeling all alone, and how God dwells with us so that we are never alone.  This episode also includes our communion time and closing hymn, so that you, the listener, can be a part of our worship service. 

In this introduction, pastor Alynne Shinness explores the life of John, author of the Gospel of John, and discusses how John's life can inspire us in our walk with Jesus.

Using examples from her own life and practice as a clinical counsellor, Christina Lueck how Jesus teaches us to be human; that trauma, our bodies, faith and psychology belong together in our healing journey.

Ruth Maccan traces her journey as a child born in Africa to missionary parents to becoming a woman growing in grace and understanding of God's love. Ruth also examines the powerful meaning in the bread and wine that represent Christ's sacrifice for us.

David Shinness uses visual images to challenge our perspectives.  We need to allow God to change our perspectives to become more compassionate life long learners.

Dave describes some of the difficulties he has gone through, how he discovered the teachings Jesus gave to overcome fear and anxiety, and how he experienced freedom through obedience to God's word.

We kick off our Summer Sermon Series this week with Greg Smith, a former Southern Baptist pastor from Virginia, USA. This sermon shows us how the many names for God reflect how we interact with God on a personal level.  Greg ends this sermon with a beautiful example from his own life.

This sermon by pastor Alynne Shinness wraps up our series on the founding values of Sanctuary Church.  Keeping it simple, Alynne goes back to basics, examining how Jesus explained the Holy Spirit to his own disciples, and how that applies to us today.

Hannah Mackie shows us from the Bible how Jesus moved toward people.  We tend to isolate with things get murky, but Jesus did the opposite. Here, Jesu shows us how to love people like he does.

Hannah Mackie teaches on what it means to put Jesus first in our lives and in our church.