In a week of personal and global grief, Josh invited us to see prayer as the Spirit’s presence within our wordless sighs and aching groans, locating us in hope. And to learn through the 3 Pathways to prayer of music, art, and poetry, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and let Christ’s light push back the darkness.

Jeremy explores what it means to be a people tethered to our past, and to the wisdom passed down through the generations.

Jeremy explores what it means for the Church to be a people who express the "many-coloured wisdom of God" in the world, and all the ways we might be tempted to narrow down who are "our people."

Josh kicks off our sermon series 'Locating Ourselves' exploring how our sense of place informs our cultural identity, and what this means as followers of the One who had no place to lay his head.

John Mclean shares a powerful testimony of the presence of Christ in the ordinary, mediated through those around us when we trust in him by faith.

Alongsiders International inspired and encouraged us with stories of grace and hope and their vision to see every vulnerable child partnered with a 'big sister' or ' big brother.'

Stan explores how God often comes to us through ordinary human kindness, so acts of selfless hospitality (given and received) become moments where the divine is quietly present, sometimes “entertaining angels unaware.”

Stan unpacks how trusting human power, like King Ahaz did, leads to fear, while God calls his people to trust the covenant promise revealed in Immanuel, “God with us.”

Josh reflects on how the incarnation is a divine affirmation of the dignity and worth of each person, even in all the messiness of the human experience. At Christmas, the sign that “God is with us” calls us to embody Christ’s redeeming love by nurturing human dignity in a world that often diminishes it.

Jeremy, reflecting on Isaiah 35 and the kids pageant explores the different between expectation and anticipation, and finding joy in the unexpected places.