Recorded May 17th with Pastor Dale Melenberg

You can find the video referenced in this episode here.

Why do relationships with ourselves, God, creation, and community play such an integral role in our worldview?

Recorded May 10th with Pastor Dale Melenberg

The video referenced in this episode can be found here. This week we are learning what it means to be in poverty

Recorded May 3rd with Pastor Dale

This week we're coming back to the table, what does it mean to engage with this sacrament? And what memories does communion invoke in you?

Recorded April 26th with Pastor Dale

The story of Naomi (Ruth?) is coming to a close, how does a family redeemer change life for both these women?

April 19th, 2026 with Pastor Dale

This week the decision of Naomi to become Mara, and how Ruth becomes the joy, and the harmony to her story.

April 12th with Pastor Dale

Tracing the story through the Book of Ruth we find two stories intersecting, interwoven, and interpreting each other’s story.; Ruth’s and Naomi. Three sermons will identify the arcs of their story and how each character plays out their role in the relationship differently. And where is God in all of this? What role does he play?

Join us on the darkest day, when God sent His own begotten Son to sacrifice himself for our sins, that we might live forever in heaven.

As we enter the streets of Jerusalem hailing the coming of Jesus, we are gathering to reflect on Jesus' time in the desert. What did resisting temptations actually teach us? What does it mean to choose God's kingdom over earthly rulings time and time again.

The world tells us that we should be pushing for success at any cost, making sacrifices of our time with family, labour, and health to ultimately be satisfied. But Jesus knows that all the riches in the world do not compare to the splendour of God's kingdom. How do we become servants of the Kingdom of God the way Jesus was a servant to humanity?

We are sometimes tempted to use faith as insurance, to protect ourselves from vulnerability in our every day lives. Faith should be our source of comfort, how do we avoid the temptation of manipulating our relationship with God to avoid anxiety?