At our church, it's immediately obvious that baptism is a big deal. You literally have to walk around a 3,000lb baptismal font the instant you walk through the front door. We literally built the church around the font.

Why? Because of 3 words that Paul wrote to his friend Titus about baptism: He saved us.

Listen to this week's sermon to unpack those 3 words and see what they mean for you.

Jesus is the Light of the World that brings salvation to the ends of the earth. Listen to this Epiphany sermon to hear how he shines in you and through you.

What kinds of preparations do you still need to make before Christmas? Do you have to get the cards in the mail, the presents under the tree, cookies in the oven?

While you're preparing your house and home, don't forget to prepare your heart. That's why God sent John the Baptist - to teach us how to prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ at Christmas.

Listen to this week's sermon to learn how to repent and why you can rejoice this Advent season.

Some of the things God calls us to do sound silly, or sometimes even irresponsible. But the account of Palm Sunday reminds us that Jesus has the power, right, wisdom, and - most importantly - the will to work through you to accomplish his purposes. Listen to this week's sermon to find out more.

Who has the most authority in your life - your parents, your partner, your premier? Who gets the most glory? Who has the most power over what you do?

Sometimes it feels like life is not only out of your control, but it's out of God's too.

On Christ the King Sunday we remember who the real King of kings is, and what makes Jesus different than every other king that has ever or will ever live. Catch this weeks sermon to celebrate Christ as your King now, forever and always.

We don't know much about what the future holds, but in the last words of his last prophecy to Daniel, God does reveal 4 key things that we can expect for our future. Listen to this week's sermon to find out why you have reason both for fear and confidence.

What if there was a book that recorded every single thing you did wrong, every hasty comment, every uncharitable thought?

Spoiler: There is!

And not only that, but there will also come a day when that book will opened and read aloud for everyone to hear, and God will sit in judgment over your eternal soul.

How confident would you be of a favourable verdict? What are the chances that you would escape punishment?

For Christians, we have all the confidence in the world - not because what is or isn't written in that book, but because of the one who will read it.

Listen to this week's sermon to find out where your confidence comes from.

What gives Christians confidence in the face of opposition and oppression?

The story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego serves as an inspiration for raising children in God's Word, persisting in faith even when circumstances aren't favourable, but above all, it is a story about putting faith in the God who saves.

Listen to this week's sermon to see how all these truths apply to you today.

Sometimes when we read God's Word, especially sections like the 10 Commandments or James' epistle with all it's directions and instructions, we can come away feeling like Christianity is all about following the rules. In reality, God is not after what you can offer him by what you say or do. God is after your heart. In this week's sermon we explore a little bit more what it means to give your heart to God.

There is a big difference between what the world considers to be wise, and what God calls wise. Listen to this week's sermon to learn more.