It is 12 days after Christmas which brings us to Epiphany Sunday.  Epiphany Sunday tells the story of the Magi coming to worship Jesus.   David Harvey unpacks Matthew 2:1-12 reminding us that Jesus did not come for only one people but for all people.  

It is the final Sunday of Advent, where we light the peace candle.  David Harvey unpacks the genealogy and the story of Joseph from Matthew 1.  

This week our two lead pastors continue our series on Advent.  Christine Woods and David Harvey discuss what joy looks like in a world that is suffering and what it has to do with waiting.  

As we continue to journey through Advent we are joined by our justice partners Woven international.  David ,Jana and Andrew have a conversation surrounding Isaiah 11:1-10 and Matthew 3:1-8.  How does love impact the way we do justice

David Harvey and Phil Aud kick off our Advent series working through the lectionary readings of: Isaiah 2:1-5,  Romans 13:11-14 and Matthew 24:42-44.  Advent teaches us to acknowledge the darkness of this world but also there is hope and that hope is in Jesus.  

David Harvey finishes up our series preaching from John 14.   What is God's relationship with time and how does that affect the way we see time? How should we live if God is outside of time and asks us to hope in him.  

David Harvey continues our series , What God are we talking about?,  unpacking John 1.  How we view God will determine how we treat people.  If we think there is subordination between God then that will inevitably affect the way we treat our neighbour.  God is trinity and Jesus is fully God.    

Phil Aud continues our series, What God are you talking about, where he unpacks the trinity and what it means that God is love. In essence what does Jesus reveal to us about the Trinity.

We are starting a new series, What God are you talking about,  a series that is making sense of theology. God is a divisive word and generates a wide variety of opinions and reactions.  David unpacks how the early Christians made sense of God by looking at Jesus.  All theology begins and ends with Jesus. 

We are finishing up, The Age of  the Algorithm, series, where David unpacks Luke 2:41-52.  Jesus reversed the Eden story in which he puts his Father in the middle of the story rather than himself.  Jesus is doing his Fathers'_____ (fill in the blank.) Rather than trying to bolster ourselves up we need to be like Jesus and put God in the centre of the story.