This Sunday, we continue our series in 1 Timothy—Living in Our Father's House. This week pastor Glenn returns to take us into one of the more controversial passages in Paul's letter to Timothy and the church in that day. It's controversial mostly because of the day that we live in, however, it was equally controversial in the day it was written, but for very different and interesting reasons.

We continue our series in 1 Timothy—Living in Our Father's House. This week we follow on in Paul's letter to his son in the faith and one of our elders, Joey Hutchison, will be our speaker. This week Paul opens chapter 2 with the words, "First of all, then," where he begins to lay out new of the key the principles that should be the focus of every church gathering—Prayer.

We continue our series in 1 Timothy - Living in Our Father's House. This week we follow on from Paul's dramatic opening of his letter to his young protege Timothy where he charged him to deal directly with false teachers and guard the good deposit of the Gospel. This week we see Paul change course to encourage and strengthen Timothy for his great task.

This Sunday as we launch into a new ministry season we begin a 12-Week Series in 1 Timothy. Known as the Pastoral Epistles, 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus, these letters are the apostle Paul's instructions to his two young proteges and appointed pastors in Ephesus and Crete. They also form the foundation for how we are to Live in Our Father's House—the Church! Join us as we dive into 1 Timothy 1:1-11 the introduction to Paul’s letter to his true son in the faith, Timothy.

This Sunday, as we prepare for the launch of a new ministry season and a new 12-Week Series in 1 Timothy, pastor Glenn will take us through Ephesians 4:11-16 and a one-time message titled—Growing Up! Packaged within Paul's teaching regarding the gifted persons that Jesus gives to the church is their job description, which is to help us all mature in our faith and walk, to grow up into Christ. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship our God & Saviour together in fellowship, song and Word!

This Sunday, we continue our Summer Series—Reflections in the Psalms. This week pastor Glenn concludes our summer series in the Psalms. Having started us off with Psalm 1 in early July, he will take us through Psalm 150, the last of the Psalms. Psalm 150 is David's anthem to the people of God to sing our praises to Him with all we've got. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship our God & Saviour together in fellowship, song and Word!

This Sunday we continue our Summer Series—Reflections in the Psalms. This week pastor Glenn returns from vacation and a few more weeks of prep time for this fall to take us into what is likely the most famous or popular of all the Psalms. Any guesses? Well, as a hint it's often quoted at a funeral or Celebration of Life which is appropriate in one sense, but its meaning and application goes well beyond that meaningful life event. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship together in fellowship, song and word!

We continue our Summer Series—Reflections in the Psalms. This week we welcome one of our Elders, Kevin Cooper, to bring the message. Kevin will be preaching from Psalm 91 which is one of several Psalms where the author's name is not mentioned. In Psalm 91 we are once again reminded of God's protection, refuge, and trustworthiness. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship together in fellowship, song and word!

We continue our Summer Series—Reflections in the Psalms. This week we welcome guest speaker, Jon Morrison, from Northview Community Church in Abbotsford. Jon will be preaching from Psalm 73 which is written by Asaph a well known worship leader and Levite appointed by King David. He takes to a familiar theme in the Psalms—trusting God. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship together in fellowship, song and word!

This Sunday we continue our Summer Series—Reflections in the Psalms. This week we welcome guest speaker, Jonathan Mulder, from Northview Community Church in Abbotsford. Jonathan will be preaching from Psalm 63 which highlights David's great longing for the presence of God. We hope you will join us for another great morning as we worship together in fellowship, song and word!