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Rod begins a 3 week series inviting us to consider a hopeful faith. Using a mixture of philosophy, grammar, reflection, and poetry, he equips us to read the Bible carefully and to embrace the hopefulness of the Good News we encounter in Ephesians. Click here to view Rod's Powerpoint Slides

Kim recaps the Genesis story of God's Goodness, Image, and Creation before inviting a panel of Cappers to respond. Thomas Faw, Becca Birkner, and David Zimmerman each offer brilliant insights, challenges, and personal reflections on the story we've been hearing through the month of January.

Rick Faw joins us from A Rocha (A Christian Conservation Organization) to unpack the story of God's creation through scripture, metaphor, and hopeful reflection. Rick tells of a good creation, made and loved by God, groaning in anticipation of Christ's redemption. We are invited to live in the good news of God's story.

Kim speaks of the goodness of God by comparing the Genesis creation stories with other ancient narratives. She invites us to live in the tension of 2 truths: Things are not the way they are supposed to be... and... God is good.

Kim lays the foundation for our series in Genesis 1-11, highlighting our love for stories and the ways in which the big story of the Bible speaks to the biggest questions of life. Watch the video that was included in the teaching time here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQI72THyO5I

Kim leads us in a time of reflecting on her favourite icon, allowing space for us to reflect on our consolations and desolations of 2019, and to listen for God’s invitation for each of us in 2020.

As we continue our celebration of Advent, Kim invites Leana Huberts and Ken Bell to offer their personal reflections on a painting called "Nativity at Night" by Geertgen tot Sint Jans (1490). Click on the link below to view the painting: https://capchurch.com/current-advent-sunday-series-seeing-salvation/

As we celebrate Advent, Kim invites Jon Wright and Lynne Smith to offer their tender and personal reflections on a painting called "The Annunciation" by Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli. Click on the link below to view the painting: https://capchurch.com/current-advent-sunday-series-seeing-salvation/

Kim invites some Cap creatives to help us wrap up our “Weakness is the Way” series through their art pieces offered in response to the book of 2 Corinthians.

Kim wrestles with the tension of weakness and suffering and explores how the apostle Paul defends the gospel and his own leadership in a very surprising way.

Rod continues our "Weakness is the Way" Series, unpacking the way of generosity in 2 Corinthians 9 and exploring how often the last part of us to be converted is our wallets.

Jenn speaks on 2 Corinthians 1, inviting us to experience the comfort of God and sharing different ways that friends and family members experience God's compassion in their lives.

Kim interviews Janine Coxford, offering us a window into the lives of Cap's high school youth, her own struggles to embrace weakness, and the temptation we all experience to "armour up".

Rod unpacks 2 Corinthians 4, including the image of "Treasure in Jars of Clay", inviting us to live a Christian life consistent with the life of Jesus.

Kim shares from 2 Corinthians 5 and invites us to consider God's invitation to be reconciled and made whole and to join in as ministers of re-connection in our world.

In this introduction to the series, Kim gives the backstory of Paul's letter and shares personally from her own journey in the way of weakness.

We are meant to live as people who are deeply connected to God, self, one another, and creation. But how do we do this? What makes it so hard? What makes it possible? In our fall kick-off series, we engage these questions while considering some of the ways in which our lives, communities, and world are marked with loneliness and fragmentation. In this message, Rod Wilson addresses timely issues of...

We are meant to live as people who are deeply connected to God, self, one another, and creation. But how do we do this? What makes it so hard? What makes it possible? In our fall kick-off series, we engage these questions while considering some of the ways in which our lives, communities, and world are marked with loneliness and fragmentation. In this message, John Colpitts shares how Jesus cultiv...

We are meant to live as people who are deeply connected to God, self, one another, and creation. But how do we do this? What makes it so hard? What makes it possible? In our fall kick-off series, we engage these questions while considering some of the ways in which our lives, communities, and world are marked with loneliness and fragmentation. In this message, Pastor Kim Pierrot shares from Ephesi...

We are meant to live as people who are deeply connected to God, self, one another, and creation. But how do we do this? What makes it so hard? What makes it possible? In our fall kick-off series, we will engage these questions while considering some of the ways in which our lives, communities, and world are marked with loneliness and fragmentation. In this Introduction to the series, Pastor Kim Pi...

God is good... All the Time. Cappers share stories of God's goodness from this summer.