Almost everyone on the planet is haunted by similar questions. In 1943 Abraham Maslow came up with his hierarchy of needs, and every student of psychology since then has studied them. But these 3 questions are even more basic, more fundamental that Maslow’s theory.

So what did you get for Christmas? Socks and underwear? Again?! What you want for Christmas may not be what you need. This talk by Pastor Garth is the last in our Christmas series. Listen in as we unwrap the gift of joy….

Christmas is the season of expectation, and what you want for Christmas may not be what you need! Most of us are desperate for peace and don’t even know it!

What you want for Christmas may not be what you need. Our Father in heaven knows exactly what we need and when we need it! In the second talk in the series, our pastor talks about the gift of hope and how important it is for living in the world we live in.

What you want for Christmas may not be what you need. Our Father in heaven knows exactly what we need and when we need it! In the first message of our Christmas series Pastor Garth explores this idea a little further.

From Matthew 2:1-23 Pastor Tim talks about giving: giving freely, giving grief, and giving your heart. What a great challenge for us all!

This is the last installment in the series on the life of Daniel. This week Pastor Garth explains that living a life of distinction, confidence, courage, and devotion to God is an act of thankful worship, not a fearful means of trying to gain favor with God. Jesus is the only source for living a life like that!

Your family and friends, your coworkers and neighbours all need to know about the love and grace of our compassionate Heavenly Father. But there may come a time when courage is required to speak words of warning and caution or even judgment.

If you want to live a life of confidence for the glory of God, then it must be a life surrendered to the power of God. Daniel’s pattern and priorities are helpful in learning how to live with humble confidence in the Lord.

Choose today to live a life of distinction – a life that is different from the world around you, a life that is built on faith, a life that rests on the finished work of Jesus on the Cross.