Prince of Peace

Pastor Lorne describes the difference between God's Kingdom and earthly empires.

Pastor Lorne poses the question "What Direction is your compass pointing?" The greatest hope for the world is local congregations with their compass pointing not to their own possessions, but to things that will restore hope for the world.

Today's Gospel lesson, sometimes called "The Rich Fool" can too easily be interpreted as a lesson in "don't be greedy." Pastor Jonathan shows us that Jesus, in telling this story, is really challenging us to look beyond the simple story and embrace a more global vision of generosity.

We humans tend to break things, even our most precious relationships. Today Pastor Lorne reminds us that Jesus came to heal us, our relationships, and our lives.

Pastoral Intern Anthony shows us that Jesus teaches us those new to the faith are the "salt" that can bring new ideas and fresh viewpoints. We should not deter them, but encourage and uplift instead.

Pastor Jonathan reminds us that Jesus taught his disciples that individual greatness is not important, but what we give to others is, especially the lessons we teach our children.

The return of Pastor Lorne! Pastor Lorne reminds us that the message of Christ is not only meant for us as Christians, but for everyone.

Pastor Jonathan reminds us that, during these divisive times, we are called to unity in Christ.

Pastor Jonathan talks about how important it is for us to come together as community following the events of the last year.

Danette Miller and Maya share how we can and do make a difference in lie live of the Haitian people through the Haitian Timoun Foundation

Pastor Lily reminds us that so often the world gives us a negative answer, but not only does Jesus say 'Yes,', but though us he can say 'Yes' to others.

In today's gospel reading we recognize ourselves in the disciples. Pastor Lily preaches about finding Jesus in the unexpected.

Pastor Jonathan reminds us that, just like the 12 loaves and 2 fishes, God always provides enough for us.

Pastor Lily reflects on Psalm 23

Pastor Lily reminds us that no matter how bad things get, Jesus shows us that there is always a good outcome.

Pastor Jonathan reminds us that we are important as individuals, but the community that surrounds us helps us to move forward past challenges and discouragement so that we continue to grow.

Pastor Lily reminds us that we can meet Jesus in this world by recognizing the love of Jesus in each other.

Pastor Jonathan reminds us that, despite all the hatred, fear and chaos that threaten to divide us, we can work together if we remember how much all of humanity has in common.

Pastor Lorne, on his final sermon before his sabbatical, reminds us that Jesus unites us around God's purpose for the world.

Pastor Lily reminds us that, regardless of those things that make each of us different, God's love unites us.

Pastor Lorne Hlad preaches about being made new in Christ.

Pastor Jonathan Eilert calls us to see the world through a both/and lens.

Pastor Lily preaches about being connected to one another in the community as we stay connected to Jesus.

Pastor Lily Brondyke proclaims an empty tomb and reminds us that Hope is Alive!

Pastor Jonathan Eilert proclaims the Easter message and kicks off a new sermon series titled "Hope is Alive"