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We would love to hear from you! Pentecost is the celebration of the birth of the church. Tonight Andy teaches on John 14:8 to 17 and Jesus preparing his disciples for his departure and the arrival of the Holy Spirit. How do we receive God's gift of Himself to us?

We would love to hear from you! For our last week on the topic of generosity, Anna looks at the topic of time in the context of Ephesians 5:15 to 20. How do we make the most of the time God gives us? The letter warns us to use wisdom when trying to decide how to use our time, to act and speak with godliness and integrity. How do we balance obedience and grace together as we go about our daily life...

We would love to hear from you! Continuing in our series on generosity, Andy examines the topic of Treasure, or money, in the context of 2 Corinthians 8:1-9. When is the right time to give? What portion of our money should we give to God? What have I received from God and when do I know if I have enough of what I need? 

We would love to hear from you! Continuing in our Open Hands series on generosity, Andy looks at the topic of time in the context of Luke 10:38 to 42 and the scene of Jesus with Mary and Martha. Do we confuse frantic busyness with discipleship? Do we forget to receive from God first before we try and be useful to Him?

We would love to hear from you! This week, Andy discusses 1 Corinthians 12:4 to 27 and how we can honour God with our Talent. 

We would love to hear from you! Continuing in our series on generosity, Andy discusses the hot topic of money, as it relates to Matthew chapter 6 and Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount. What are we asking money to do for us that only God can do?

We would love to hear from you! For the Easter season we begin a new series called Open Hands: A Series on Generosity. For the next several weeks, we will examine our relationship with Time, Talent, and Treasure and discuss how we can use these gifts to honour and worship God. Tonight at our Neighbourhood Table gathering, Andy discusses Talent in the context of 1 Peter chapter 4. 

We would love to hear from you! Today we celebrate Christ's resurrection with a look at the account in Matthew's gospel and the roots of our faith found in the testimony of women. Matthew invites us to "go and see" and determine for ourselves who Jesus really is. The one who was crucified now lives forever. This reality makes a quantifiable difference in the world and in our ow...

We would love to hear from you! In this section of Matthew, Jesus delivers a challenging message. He is connecting how we treat the vulnerable with how we treat Christ himself. Will we show the same mercy to others that Jesus extends to us?

We would love to hear from you! Tonight Andy teaches on the parable of the 10 Bridesmaids found in Matthew 25. Why does Jesus tell this parable and what does it mean?

We would love to hear from you! This week Andy teaches at one of our Neighbourhood Tables on Matthew 23 and Jesus' weeping over Jerusalem, lamenting the state of the city. The judge of humanity is also the grieving king. Here, Jesus does not choose between truth and tenderness, but he is honest in his grief. 

We would love to hear from you! Jesus once again has a confrontation over money with the leaders in Jerusalem. This time, it concerns the matter of paying tax to the state. How do we live as Christians in a secular state? How do we live wisely and also be faithful to Jesus?

We would love to hear from you! Anna continues where we left off last week in Matthew chapter 21, verse 12. Here we see a very different side of Jesus, who heads to the temple courts to drive out all those who are selling and buying goods there. This is a different side of Jesus' kingship, as he takes authority in his Father's house and addresses the many issues concerning worshipping Go...

We would love to hear from you! Come observe Lent with us as we celebrate Ash Wednesday. 

We would love to hear from you! For Lent we transition to the end of Matthew's gospel and Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem, the wild city. This will be the final week of his life, and he will continue to meet with chaos and confrontation during his time in the city. This week we ask the question - what is discipling us? The news cycle? Our anxiety? Or will we let Jesus Christ himself be ou...

We would love to hear from you! Jesus departs from the wilderness and begins his public ministry and he calls his first disciples to come follow Him. Instead of going directly to Jerusalem, he goes to the northern-most territories of Israel and spends time teaching and healing the poor. Jesus does not cater to the powerful, but desires to see freedom from sin for the oppressed, no matter their cla...

We would love to hear from you! In this passage Jesus is baptized by John and he aligns himself with the saving work of God. Even though he does not need to repent, Jesus chooses to step fully into Israel's story by being baptized and identifying with the need to repent that all others humans face. In this way, he shows that God's righteousness moves TOWARDS sinners, not away from them. 

We would love to hear from you! The Holy Spirit leads Jesus into the wild and the devil aims to disqualify Jesus from being Saviour. Everything Jesus says in response to this testing is wisdom from God written in the scriptures. In the same way, God uses these kinds of testing experiences to empower us and enable us to remain faithful throughout all seasons of life. God's love never lets go o...

We would love to hear from you! Matthew fast forwards 30 years and focusses on John the Baptist, who is calling people to repent and be baptized to prepare themselves for the coming of Jesus and His kingdom. What does repentance look like for us? What separates the "wheat and chaff" people and how do we know which one we are?

We would love to hear from you! Continuing the story of the holy family in the wild, the gospel of Matthew reveals a pattern for those who feel threatened and what they are willing to sacrifice. Following Jesus does not guarantee us safety and it can often mean being obedient in the darkness, but even in that darkness God is still with us. 

We would love to hear from you! Andy begins our new series for Epiphany, Jesus in the Wild. We turn first to Matthew chapter 2 and look at how Christ comes to those outside the people of God and makes Himself known to them. How can we trust God in uncertain places? What might God reveal to us in the wild places?

We would love to hear from you! For this third week of Advent, Andy teaches on Isaiah 35 and the command to REJOICE! What is joy in the context of our faith, how is it different from happiness, and how do we embrace it in the midst of darkness and suffering?

We would love to hear from you! Join us as we celebrate the beginning of another new year in the church with our first Advent Sunday! Andy takes a look at Isaiah 2 and what it is we're all waiting for. 

We would love to hear from you! For our second week of Advent, Anna examines what Isaiah the prophet tells us about the kind of leader Jesus is and will be. 

We would love to hear from you! Anna continues in our fall series with a discussion of Revelation chapter 6 for our Neighbourhood Table gathering.