We get so caught up in doing, that we forget that God is the One who can make it happen and possibly without even realizing it, we jump up on the throne of grace – we grab the wheel of our life and exclaim – “thank you Lord, we’ll take it from here.” Today we learn that if we’re going to live for God by faith, it’ll mean that we must be careful to let Him lead.

We can’t always perceive what God is doing in our lives and wish we could see just what God is up to.  We have the benefit of hindsight as we walk with Naomi, Ruth and Boaz and learn that God’s imperceptible  providence is continually at work in the lives of ordinary people.t is God up to through our disasters?

If Christianity is a ‘singing faith,’ why do we sing and what good will it do in the life of the believer? Today, from both the Old and New Testament, guest speaker Jody Cross will explore with us what it means to “Sing!”

Naomi teaches us that we need to trust God even when we don’t want to; when our theology is right, but our interpretation is wrong. What is God up to through our disasters?

Pastor Phil begins our series on the book of Ruth by explaining that God’s people are called to trust God’s plans even in the midst of pain.

Whether you have grown up in church or you are new to exploring Christianity, we all need to hear of and reflect on the power of the Gospel. The Gospel is real, as evidenced in the

Many of us know this story about “Doubting Thomas.” John adds this story to help sinners to believe in Jesus, but also as a reminder to believers to help them grow in their faith.  

While the gospel accounts tell us everything we need to understand how Jesus died, Galatians 3:10-14 helps us to understand why it was needed. As Paul explains the Curse, the Christ, and the Cross, we’ll see that Jesus Christ overcame our greatest problem, and provided for our deepest need.

Adultery, lust, and divorce damage and destroy marriages.  It’s an all-too common reality in our culture.  However, believers in Jesus, are called to live in counter-cultural ways.  They are to live as citizens of God’s kingdom.  Pastor Phil walks through a difficult passage and explains that kingdom citizens honour their king by honouring marriage.

Kingdom citizens have, in Christ, an exceeding righteousness that makes it possible for us to live as we should – the way that God intended with attitudes and desires that please him. This is possible all because Jesus came.