How can we believe in Psalm 91, in God’s protection when we see suffering? This week we explore the promises in Psalm 91:3-13 and the paradox of God’s protection.

Think about the names you use to describe and call on God. What do they mean to you? This week will begin our series on Psalm 91, reflecting on four names of God used in Psalm 91:1-2.

We tend to think of worship as praising God in a few specific ways, in specific places, at specific times. But Jesus and Paul shatter this understanding of worship, pointing out that God wants followers who will worship Him “in Spirit and truth.” What does this mean, and how is it tied into a message the Israelite prophets had been saying hundreds of years before?

The Bible teaches over and over again that God uses authentic worship in powerful ways to draw people to him and have their lives changed. This week we learn about the power of worship!

In this message Mike will unpack what practical things we can do to enter into worship.

What is worship, and what happens when we encounter the very presence of God? This week we explore the heart of worship and what happens to us and in us when we encounter God.

Guest Speaking Mike Penner.

Discussion Panel with Luke Hildebrand, Wendy Klassen and Conrad Zacharias who share about their experience of Church at Home.

This week we’re going to learn how the way of Jesus helps us break the cycle of conflict and create a cycle of peace. Jesus calls those who love and follow him to be peace makers – and isn’t that what we are longing for in all of our relationships?

Conflict. We’ve all experienced it in our relationships. This week we look at how we can navigate conflict and end the “blame game” by looking at what Jesus says in Matthew 7.

When we expect people to make us whole, to heal our hurts, to fix our brokenness, we put them in our debt, and it’s a debt they can never repay.