We continue in our series—The Good Life • Human Flourishing According to Jesus taken from Matthew 5-7 one of the most well-known passages in the Bible, Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount. So far in our series we've learned how Jesus has observed the make of up of the crowds who are following him and how that informs what He has to say to all those who come to hear Him on the mountain. Join us this Sunday as we dive deep into the Beatitudes to see how they inform the whole of the Sermon on the Mount and The Good Life.

What a wonderful and special Sunday this was. With pastor Glenn out of the line-up with Covid-19 and pastor Rudi away, our church family was asked to step up and share a word, a testimony, some Scripture, a word of encouragement and did they ever. Join us as we hear what the Lord has put on the their hearts.

We begin another new series—The Good Life • Human Flourishing According to Jesus taken from Matthew 5-7 one of the most well-known passages in the Bible, Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount. We live in a day when it seems everyone is chasing after The Good Life while many also hope to care for the flourishing of everyone. Join us as begin the journey of discovering what Jesus had to say about The Good Life and Human Flourishing so that we might live our lives to the fullest and for the sake of others.

This Sunday we conclude the Gospel of Luke with The Ascension of Jesus. Join us as we come to the end of Luke's Gospel and his brief conclusion with the Lord's Ascension in 24:50-53 that naturally leads us into the opening chapter of Luke's next book, The Acts of The Apostles and chapter 1:1-11.

We continue in the Gospel of Luke and chapter 24 and Celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We hope you will join us on this great day for a full morning of Worship, Word and Fellowship with one another. Luke's narrative of the early hours of the day then extend to the afternoon when Jesus appears to two disheartened disciples on their way home. What happens on that road turns their lives around forever.

This Sunday we continue in the Gospel of Luke and chapter 22. Following the Passover Meal with his disciples Jesus has a long and difficult night ahead of him with no sleep before his mock trial and crucifixion that day. Join us a we follow along during these last hours and arrive at 22:47-62 where we see the final betrayals before he is led away to face trial on the day we know as Good Friday!

This Sunday we're back in the Gospel of Luke and chapter 22 as we walk through the final week before the cross and Good Friday and on to Easter Sunday. This week we join Jesus and His disciples as they celebrate the Last Passover Meal together from 22:1-23. It is at this meal where Jesus introduces them and us to The Lord's Supper and we'll celebrated Communion as well this Sunday!

It's often referred to as Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, His prayer in John 17 is also a prayer for His disciples. We return to John's Gospel to consider the whole prayer and its primary emphasis—UNITY! For Jesus the focus of His prayer to His Father was that we, His church, would be one, perfectly one in fact. Join as we discover what Jesus wants us to be Unified In, Unified For and How to Maintain Unity in the church!

We conclude our 6-week, mini-series on Spiritual Warfare—The Battle For Your Mind & Soul. This week, we conclude with The World Part II to answer the question, how can we Be An Influence in The World. Rather than being influenced by the world we find a way modelled for us in Scripture for how to not assimilate or separate from the world, but instead, be a witness of the ministry and message of the Kingdom of God.

We continue our 6-week, mini-series on Spiritual Warfare—The Battle For Your Mind & Soul. This week, after first looking at The Devil, then the past two weeks on The Flesh, we move on to The World. Pastor Glenn returns with the final two messages in the series. Part I this Sunday on The World is subtitled, Being Influenced By The World. We'll be in several passages of Scripture including Matthew 4:8-11, John 17:15-18 & 1 John 2:15–17.