Pastor Ernie concludes the "Walk the Talk" Series with a message from James 5.  Is prayer our response in times of need? Are our priorities focused on the accumulation of possessions? Do we trust God to accomplish His will in His time? Take this opportunity to evaluate your own walk with Jesus during this message from James 5.

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Pastor Mo continues the Walk the Talk series by looking at James 4.  James challenges each of us to live in humility with God, in our relationships, and as we plan for the future.  We kneel in worship & confession, in compassion & respect, and in trust & surrender.

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Pastor Ernie Koop continues the Walk the Talk Series and looks at James 3.  What does James have to say about our speech and the use of our tongue? What does it look like to pursue wisdom?  As we begin to understand the holiness of God, we are challenged to have our speech and our decisions line up with the holiness that God desires.

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In the second message in the Walk the Talk series, Pastor Ernie introduces James' words "faith without works is dead."  What are the practical implications of this thought.  We aren't saved through our works, but faith that isn't worked out in our lives is incomplete.

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In this message, Professor Gord Penner from Steinbach Bible College shares with us the Story of the Old Testament.  The Old Testament is not an out-dated portion of scripture, but rather it teaches and reveals the nature of God  and points and prophecies about the saviour of the world, Jesus.

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Pastor Ernie concludes the series on spiritual growth exercises with a look at the discipline of gratitude.  How do we foster an attitude of gratitude? How do we make gratitude a daily practice not just a once per year holiday?

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Pastor Ernie continues the series on Spiritual Growth Exercises by talking about the discipline of service. Service changes our focus from ourselves to others and gives us opportunity to practice different parts of our spiritual journey. Serving others allows others to see God in us.

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Pastor Ernie continues the "In Training" series with an introduction to Parent/Child Dedication.  Children are a gift from God and parents need to take seriously their primary role in faith development.  The church is called to come along side parents and assist them.

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Pastor Mo continues the In Training Series with a message on developing a life of worship.  Worship is more than a Sunday morning exercise, it is an everyday practice of lifting up the name of Jesus; demonstrating His worth in our lives.

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In part four of the "In Training: Spiritual Growth Exercises" series, Pastor Ernie leads a panel discussion Bible Reading and Mediation.  What does it look like to hide God's word in your heart? How do you pass on the importance of the scriptures to your children? What difference does the Bible make in the way you live your life? This panel shares their real struggles and honest attempts to grow in their time in scripture.

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