The Garden Church | Mount Pleasant Podcast

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

The Psalms and Proverbs make up what is called "wisdom literature" in the library of Scripture. The Psalms serve as a prayer book for life with God; a well from which to draw in every season of the soul. As a church, we engage in a rhythm of returning to the Psalms and Proverbs each summer, as our schedules become more erratic and our days get spent out in the beauty of our province. May...

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

Through Jesus, we no longer have to offer sacrifices to enter into God’s presence. Instead, we are invited and called to create new altars of prayer, praise, consecration and encounter in the different spheres of our lives; to make our lives a “living sacrifice.” Let us partner with God in building: the altar of the heart, the altar of the home, the altar of the church, and the altar of the city....

The Garden Church | Mount Pleasant is a neighbourhood church in Vancouver that exists for Mount Pleasant in Jesus' name. For more information, visit our website at http://thegardenchurch.ca

The Garden Church | Mount Pleasant is a neighbourhood church in Vancouver that exists for Mount Pleasant in Jesus' name. For more information, visit our website at http://thegardenchurch.ca **Due to technical difficulties, the audio becomes very quiet at two moments in the message. We apologize and encourage you to hang in there, as they don't last too long!

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