Pastor Dan brought an interactive family friendly message exploring the greatest give ever given.

Scripture is full of names that mean something and that have power. God is intentional with naming His children and in Revelation 2:9, it says we've been given a new name. We will explore what that means for each of us.  

Peace and Healing are promised to us in the atonement. So why do we not all experience healing? In this sermon, guest speaker Rev. Dan Byrne from Connecting Streams explores three ways in which God restores us to shalom in our healing, and how we can posture ourselves before Him that hope.

In Acts 12, a persecution arises against the church and one apostle is martyred and another miraculously delivered from prison and certain death. This begs the question- why? Why are some people delivered from difficult situations and others aren't? Why are some people spared certain tragedies and hardships and others aren't?

This morning we are joined by the executive director of the Ontario Mennonite Brethren for a joint service held with the 3 other MB church in Ottawa. Trevor is preaching from Hebrews and brings a powerful message on the power and necessity of prayer and unity so that the name of Jesus may be made known in our world.

Pastor Josh continues our series in 1 John, focusing on 4:7–5:5 where John reminds us that God doesn’t simply love—He is love. When we receive Him, we receive Love itself; Love that can drive out fear and transform how we relate to God, ourselves, and one another.

In this passage, John confronts the places where fear and self-preservation still reign in our hearts. Perfect love—God’s love—casts out fear. And God invites us to say “no” to certain ways of living so we can say “yes” to deeper union with Jesus.

How might dwelling securely in God’s love reshape your life and change the way you treat the people around you?

True love isn’t abstract or sentimental—it’s revealed in how we live. In 1 John 3:11–24, we see two ways to live: the way of Cain, driven by jealousy and resentment, and the way of Jesus, who laid down His life for others. As we abide in Christ, our hearts are changed—made capable of real, sacrificial love that shows itself not just in words, but in action and truth.

When you think of “the church,” what comes to mind? A Sunday service? A set of programs? A group of people with shared beliefs?

In this message, Pastor Jeff invites us to reimagine the church — not as a product to consume, but as a healing community: a safe place where broken people encounter the grace of Jesus and find wholeness together.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:17–21, we’ll explore how the church’s message and mission flow from God’s reconciling work in Christ — the One who brings the dead to life, the wounded to healing, and the estranged back home.

As Jeff prepares to step back for a season, he offers a personal and pastoral vision for who we are called to be — ambassadors of Christ, agents of healing, and a community where grace abounds.

Pastor Josh Wang from Renewal Church was with is this week, bring a message in our series through the New Testament letter of 1 John.

Life often brings moments when the way forward feels uncertain — when loss, fear, or change leave us wondering what’s next.

In Joshua 1:1–9, God speaks words of courage to Joshua as he steps into uncharted territory: “Be strong and courageous… for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

This Sunday, Pastor Jeff shares openly from his recent journey with a pancreatic cancer diagnosis and reflects on this passage together with us. What does it mean to face reality with faith, to find courage not in ourselves but in God’s presence, and to keep moving forward — even when the path ahead feels unknown?