We all have different impressions of what makes a good leader, even what makes the 

best church leaders. While we may advocate for the appointment of leaders based on a variety of abilities, talents, or skills, we may be inclined to advocate for those who don’t actually qualify. In this passage, we learn what God’s priorities are in the selection of Elders in the local church.    

The godless days are days when we ready ourselves and seek to be like Jesus – to live out the gospel. What we find is that the godless days have more conforming power than we may realize. Paul sends a letter to challenge Titus about issues that are as relevant to the Cretan believers as they are all of us – that challenge is that godliness is better. 

Pastor Phil concludes the series on the 10 Commandments by looking at stealing and coveting.  Since Christ is enough for us, we must fight against covetousness and fight for contentment.

Pastor Phil continues the series on the 10 Commandments.  This week, he explains that we show love to others by honouring parents, life, and marriage.

What does it mean to take the Lord’s name in vain?  Am I supposed to keep the Sabbath?  If so, how?

What does it mean to take the Lord’s name in vain?  Am I supposed to keep the Sabbath?  If so, how?

Guest speaker, Tim Hamer explains the dangers of false witness and challenges us towards true witness.

God encourages us to be thankful even in adversity
When we forget this, we forget that God is with us and for us and in us.

Pastor Phil begins the series on the 10 Commandments.  He explains that we are called to worship God exclusively, shun idolatry constantly, and treasure Christ completely.

We all enjoy receiving forgiveness but how are we at giving it?  Pastor Phil explains that since Christians have received forgiveness from God, they must forgive others.