In this sermon we'll explore the empowered, released, rewarded, and glorified life that Jesus invites us into.

In this sermon we'll explore the difference between merely being saved by Jesus and living a life abiding in Him.

This morning we'll look at Paul's description of 'The Wisdom of God', discuss how this wisdom should affect our lives, and address some of the things that threaten our engagement with it.

In this sermon we'll unpack the reality that to abide in Jesus and live full of His Spirit we'll need to embrace our weakness.

In this passage Paul will address the first error in the church of God at Corinth. As he does we'll be confronted with one of the most deadly diseases in Jesus' Church today. A sickness that threatens to stifle the power of God.

This sermon will close out Paul's greeting to the Corinthians with one primary question: How could he be so thankful for such a messed up and broken church? We'll examine the movements of the Living God among His people both then and today; movements that come together in the form of an invitation for us all.

In this sermon we will begin our series entitled 'True Power' by examining the cultural pressures of worshipping Jesus as Lord in ancient Corinth or modern day Vancouver. We'll see that there are forces at work more powerful than culture and that only one Lord can follow-through on an offer of grace and peace.

As we examine the shepherding motif of Psalm 23, we'll see how The Lord is my Shepherd provides comfort to us through our valleys and mountaintops, and how we use this psalm as a prayer for our journey.

In this sermon, we discuss Psalm 96; why it was written, how it points us to Jesus, and how can use this Psalm to pray God's heart for the nations.

Psalm 42-43

Although lament is one of those practices often spoken of in the Scriptures there is much confusion and hesitancy surrounding it. In this message kicking off the series, Praying the Psalms, we look at four features of psalms of lament and discover why lament is important for us all.