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Sunday June 28, 2026 Exodus | His Glory Amongst Us Jordan Weeks Exodus 40:34-38 As soon as the work on the tabernacle was finished, the glory of God came upon the tent in such a strong way that no one, including Moses, could enter. God’s glory rested in their midst. And as they would move throughout their journey, the cloud or pillar of fire would lead them and the tabernacle would follow. God was...

Sunday, June 21, 2026 Exodus | Doing His Work Peter Smith Exodus 35-40:33 God wanted His people to be able to meet with Him. He gave very strict orders about how to construct the tabernacle, the place where His glory would dwell in their midst. Because the people of God were always moving during this time, the tabernacle was not an immoveable temple, but rather a moveable tent. The people were cal...

Sunday, June 14, 2026 Exodus | Importance of His Presence Jonathan Labelle Exodus 32-34 Moses experienced a lot of difficulty leading the people of God. They were already making other gods and attributing the success of the only God to these other false deities. As Moses was processing the call that God had put on his life, he declared that he could not do the task without God, leading him to ask...

Sunday, June 7, 2026 Exodus : Live as God’s Free People Peter Smith Exodus 19-31 The Ten Commandments is one of the most well known parts in all literature. They can be thought of as laws to follow in order to gain God’s attention and affection. But that is not why they were given. God gave His law to a people that were already free. He was teaching them how to continue to live as free people. Thi...

Sunday, May 31, 2026 Exodus | God provides Jordan Weeks Exodus 15:22-18:27 God did not bring His people out to the wilderness so that they would die. If He can provide freedom, then He can provide everything that they need to accomplish what He desires. He provides water, food, victory, and leadership strategy so that they would be a people who thrive and know that God is the one providing for the...

Sunday May 24, 2026 Exodus | Celebration Dwight Bernier Exodus 15:1-21 After the people of God stepped onto dry land and saw their enemies unable to pursue them any longer, they responded through song and celebration!

Sunday, May 17, 2026  Exodus | Freedom Jordan Weeks Exodus 13-14 Upon leaving Egypt, the people of God are met with a seemingly impossible situation to truly experience freedom. But the Lord rescues and brings a new understanding of His capacity to protect and provide. And the Lord established festivals to take time so that His people could have uninterrupted time to reflect and remember what He h...

Sunday, May 10, 2026  Exodus | Passover Peter Smith Exodus 12 The final plague upon the Egyptians would also have impacted the people of God if it were not for the blood of an animal. It is through the death and feast of a sacrifice that the people of God were able to be free!

Sunday, May 3, 2026  Exodus | Many Opportunities to Change Jordan Weeks Exodus 6:28-11:10 God brought the plagues upon Egypt. But Pharaoh invited them with his refusal to respond to God’s call to let His people go. This sermon looks at nine plagues that were invitations for the Pharaoh to submit willingly to what God desired to do. Rather, God accomplished His purposes in the midst of Pharaoh’s re...

Sunday, April 26, 2026  Exodus | Promises & Disappointments Alex Degrasse Exodus 4:18-6:27 Moses and Aaron go to speak with the people about God’s promise to deliver them. And the people believe! So Moses goes in to speak with Pharaoh about the promise of God, but it is quickly met with disappointment because not only would Pharaoh not let the people of God go, but he made it much harder for t...

Sunday, April 19, 2026 Exodus | Commissioned with Presence & Power Jonathan Labelle Exodus 3-4:17 God draws Moses into His plan. After 80 years of life, God calls Moses to go back into Egypt and lead His people to freedom. God promises that He will be with him and give Moses everything that he needs for the job to get done. Despite the difficulty of the job, God promises success because it is...

Sunday, April 12, 2026  Exodus | Oppression & Groaning Jordan Weeks Exodus 1-2 God’s people grew massively while enslaved in a nation that was threatened by their growth and came up with a plan to slow their population down. But God raised up a man who was meant to be killed. God orchestrated events in such a way that this man would be ready to lead this oppressed people. God heard the cries a...

Sunday, April 5, 2026 | Easter Sunday Resurrection Responses Jordan Weeks John 20 The resurrection of Jesus was initially met with responses that anyone would have upon hearing something that is seemingly impossible. In John 20, we see four unique responses to the possibility of resurrection. But in each situation, Jesus uniquely ministers to each of these responses. He is not only interested in t...

Galatians | Boasting in the Cross Sunday, March 29, 2026 Peter Smith Galatians 6.11-18 The letter ends with a warning and strong invitation to boast only in the cross of Christ. Don’t find your life or identity in how religious you can be, but allow for your boasting to be in the work that Christ has done for you.

Sunday, March 22, 2026 Galatians | Doing Good Jordan Weeks Galatians 6.1-10 The letter begins to wrap up with Paul paying attention to the needs within the community. If we understand the gospel well, it will lead us to truly living as a family that cares for one another by taking every opportunity to do good for one another, especially when it feels like a burden. Burdens are usually rejected… bu...

Galatians | Desire for the Spirit Sunday, March 15, 2026 Peter Smith Galatians 5.16-26 There is a real battle that occurs inside each and every follower of Jesus. There is old way of operating and a new opportunity presented by the Spirit of God. Paul outlines the deeds of the flesh and fruit of the Spirit and appeals to the reader to desire the Spirit and what He wants to do in our lives. There i...

Galatians | Freedom & Flesh Sunday, March 8, 2026 Dwight Bernier Galatians 5.2-15 Is the freedom that we have been given by Christ for the purposes of focusing on satisfying ourselves however we want? No. Paul helps us see that we have been given freedom so that we can lay it down for the good of others. He reminds us that we are now free to be able to love our neighbours and give ourselves to...

Galatians: No Longer Slaves Sunday, March 1, 2026 Jordan Weeks Galatians 4.8-5.1 Christ has set us free! Because Jesus has done this for us, we should not return to a prison cell of slavery. We are free to live as He desires for us as He has fulfilled the law for us. We are children of the promise made to Abraham.

Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | Law & Adoption Sunday, February 22, 2026  Peter Smith Galatians 3.15-4.7 This text shows a comparison between what the law can do and what God has done for us through His Son. The apostle Paul helps the reader to see that an adoption has occurred because of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Therefore, we are no longer slaves or law-keepers, but we...

Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | Gospel Living Sunday, February 15, 2026  Jordan Weeks Galatians 2.15-3.14 Those who have been made right by God must continue to live by faith in Him. This is one of the giant themes in Scripture that is revisited here. The Galatians have been tricked to return to a way of living based on rules and regulations. Paul is helping them see what true gospel living l...

Galatians | Together for Mission Sunday, February 8, 2026  Brian Stegner Galatians 2.1-14 Paul recounts how he and some of his team joined up with the apostles on a mission to see all the nations reached with the good news of Jesus. But in pursuit of this end, some go astray and fall back into old beliefs and actions. Paul makes a strong appeal to the apostles, readers, and to us that we must only...

Sunday, February 1, 2026 All Church Gathering | One More Dwight Bernier Luke 15:1-7 Jesus cares about each person. He tells a story of a shepherd who leaves the majority of his flock in order to seek out the one lost sheep. This is told to display the heart of Jesus for the lost and forgotten. Since we are His people, His heart for others should be growing in us as well. So, how do we reach the on...

Galatians: Anchored in the Gospel | Testimony Sunday, January 25, 2026  Galatians 1.11-24 Peter Smith Paul wants for the church in Galatia to be reminded of his story, which included a turn away from the things that many of them are turning toward. When the gospel became clear, Paul turned toward Jesus and away from his advancement in religion through his own performance. He finds himself needing...

Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | No Other Gospel Sunday, January 18, 2026 Dwight Bernier Galatians 1.6-10 The apostle Paul is surprised at how quickly the Galatian believers are turning away from the good news that they banked their lives upon and have turned to a different “good news”. In this short passage, Paul is adamant about the reality that there is no other good news and that they shou...

Anchored in the Gospel | Grace in Galatia Sunday, January 11, 2026  Peter Smith Galatians 1.1-5 & Acts 13-14 In writing this letter to the Galatians, Paul is reminding them of the grace that they received when they first understood who Jesus was. The accounts from Acts show us how the Spirit of God was moving through Paul in the region of Galatia with salvation and in hardships. It is abundant...