Our world is competitive, and encourages us to be the same. We see victory only in terms of beating others. But Christ's victory is of a very different kind, and he calls us to live into this kind of victory, pressing on to win the prize that is available to all. [Organ/Choir - Easter 6]

Jesus was the master of telling spiritual truths through everyday images. One favourite image is the vine and branches: we can bear no spiritual fruit without Christ. [Organ - Easter 5]

Our society lures us with different messages. Have what you want! Everyone's doing it! Be better, smarter, faster! Be yourself! Here, it's an insult to be called a sheep. But Jesus says he is the Good Shepherd, and proves it. So if Jesus is the source of Life, being one of his sheep is the best there is! [Organ/Choir - Easter 4]

The resurrected Jesus told his disciples to preach repentance to all the world. Repentance means turning back to God. We can learn much from today's readings. [Organ/Choir - Easter 3]

Thomas gets a bad rap, being known for ever as Doubting Thomas when in fact he changed his tune. In fact, we can learn a few things from Thomas about dealing with our own doubts.

[Organ - Easter 2]

Mark's Gospel breaks off short, and we're not sure why. But what if this was exactly his intention, to leave the story open-ended, so we (and Christians throughout history) could write ourselves into this story of new beginnings? [Organ/Choir Easter Day]

A beautiful, blended service bringing out the story from Mark's Gospel. The address focuses on three final temptations of Christ. [Band/Organ/Choir - Good Friday]

Life in Christ comes through his sacrificial death. The life of a disciple means dying to self and selfish habits, so that we can bring a harvest of good works to God. [Organ/Choir - Lent 5]

When a Jewish leader asked for explanations, Jesus pointed him to Moses and his brass serpent, lifted up for the people of Israel to be healed. In the same way, Jesus was lifted up for all people to be healed, and our relationship with our Creator God restored. [Organ/Choir - Lent 4]

Turning over the tables that keep us and others from worshipping God in spirit and in truth [Organ/Choir - Lent 3].