Deeper Love.

In this message we find Jesus being invited into the home of a religious leader. What begins as a polite invitation to dinner soon turns into a lesson on the power of forgiveness and acceptance. Jesus once again used a simple story to illustrate a timeless truth about God, and the nature of a faith rooted in forgiveness.

Luke 7:36-50

Now I Get It. From books to songs to movies, we all know the power of a great story. Not only do they draw us in emotionally but also have a way of touching us profoundly like nothing else can. Matthew 13:33-35

Carluci dos Santos, Executive Director of the Latin America Mission Canada, spoke at this morning’s service. He is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in Canada, and he and his wife minister together at Celebration Presbyterian Church. Carluci is very passionate about missions, theological education, and biblical expository preaching.

Painful.

Hurt comes in many forms, making it virtually impossible to protect us from ever being touched by it. What we do with the hurt we experience is the key to healing and forgiveness.

John 21:15-17

Getting at the Root

Why can it be so hard to forgive? Often, the path to forgiveness is fraught with emotional hurdles. In this message we look at why it is sometimes difficult to let go of hurt, and the effect it has on our ability to forgive.

Hebrews 12:15 and Ephesians 4:31-32

In a world of over 7 billion people it is easy to feel lost in the crowd, but time and time again the message that God speaks to us from the pages of scripture is that every life is important and valuable. Today's message is meant to remind each and every 1 of us that our lives truly matter to God.

Follow You, Follow Me: Leadership

It’s a critical piece for the health of any organization and the church is no exception. Leadership has many different forms depending on the denomination, but there is one biblical requirement they all share, regardless of structure.

1 Timothy 3:1-7

With One Voice

Its long been fodder for inciting battles, even though it’s meant to unite us, not divide us. Commonly known as worship, it’s as diverse as the people who engage in it.

1 John 1:1-7