Brentview Church

A series beginning on Easter Sunday, To My Friend Who Left the Faith explores the reality that sometimes becoming and staying a Christian is hard. From "traditions" that churches adopt that aren't essential for following Jesus, to culture wars and "church hurt"—an unprecedented number of people are walking away from faith. But what if Jesus is better than many of the issues that push people out? W...

A series beginning on Easter Sunday, To My Friend Who Left the Faith explores the reality that sometimes becoming and staying a Christian is hard. From "traditions" that churches adopt that aren't essential for following Jesus, to culture wars and "church hurt"—an unprecedented number of people are walking away from faith. But what if Jesus is better than many of the issues that push people out? W...

A series beginning on Easter Sunday, To My Friend Who Left the Faith explores the reality that sometimes becoming and staying a Christian is hard. From "traditions" that churches adopt that aren't essential for following Jesus, to culture wars and "church hurt"—an unprecedented number of people are walking away from faith. But what if Jesus is better than many of the issues that push people out? W...

A series beginning on Easter Sunday, To My Friend Who Left the Faith explores the reality that sometimes becoming and staying a Christian is hard. From "traditions" that churches adopt that aren't essential for following Jesus, to culture wars and "church hurt"—an unprecedented number of people are walking away from faith. But what if Jesus is better than many of the issues that push people out? W...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

The church, at its best, is composed of "Good News People." We are called to live as people of authentic love in a broken world: as a collective witness to the reality that God is renewing all things. The truth is that Christianity doesn't always live up to its calling. During the season of Lent (which leads us to Easter), we're invited to repent of the ways that we struggle to live out the love o...

Jesus experienced emotions. This is part of what it means to be truly human. 'The Emotions of Jesus' is a five-week series reflecting on passages that describe Jesus' emotions so that we can think more deeply about the gift of our own emotions. With Jesus, feelings such as compassion, anger, grief, joy, and love can be honoured as important aspects of our spiritual formation.

Jesus experienced emotions. This is part of what it means to be truly human. 'The Emotions of Jesus' is a five-week series reflecting on passages that describe Jesus' emotions so that we can think more deeply about the gift of our own emotions. With Jesus, feelings such as compassion, anger, grief, joy, and love can be honoured as important aspects of our spiritual formation.

Jesus experienced emotions. This is part of what it means to be truly human. 'The Emotions of Jesus' is a five-week series reflecting on passages that describe Jesus' emotions so that we can think more deeply about the gift of our own emotions. With Jesus, feelings such as compassion, anger, grief, joy, and love can be honoured as important aspects of our spiritual formation.

Jesus experienced emotions. This is part of what it means to be truly human. 'The Emotions of Jesus' is a five-week series reflecting on passages that describe Jesus' emotions so that we can think more deeply about the gift of our own emotions. With Jesus, feelings such as compassion, anger, grief, joy, and love can be honoured as important aspects of our spiritual formation.

The church is a family comprised of multiple families and individuals. Together, we share the responsibility of creating the conditions where it's possible for the next generation to discover faith that lasts a lifetime. In our series, Family Life, we'll explore 6 Core Commitments to practice in our homes and in the church to nurture the faith of young people and revitalize the faith of us all.