Temple Cambridge

Jude 1-4

A study in the book of JOB.

Job 40:1-5

Do you ever have control issues? You try your best to control your life! I have found that when I try to control my life, it seems it gets more out of control. And then I wonder if God is in control, especially when I look around and see so much chaos around the world. Job has the same thoughts at times as we have journeyed with him through his story of suffering. God has pretty much stayed silent...

This service we learn from Job 32-37 how to respond to those who think they are self-righteous.

How do you live righteously in the midst of suffering? All of us have been given this gift these past few years. How have we done? Did we live righteously before God or did we turn to lesser comforts and escapes? Living righteously in the midst of suffering is a gift because it gets to showcase the transforming work of God in our lives. Job lived righteously in the midst of suffering. In Job 31, h...

Faith in a Good Father... Pastor Kyle teaches on Job 29-30.

January 2020 seems like ages ago, but that is when I was able to visit on your behalf a Compassion Centre in Togo, West Africa. I was super-impressed with how Compassion partners with local churches to help alleviate poverty in Jesus name. They do so through education, food and most of all, teaching the Bible. This Sunday we are privileged to have Jay Calder come and minister to us in both word an...

LOVE GOD CONNECT with others SERVE in the Community  Our core values help us live out FOR CAMBRIDGE. Matthew 22:34-40

Jason Elliotson

Integrity! Do we have it? It has been said, “Integrity is being the same person in private as public; we are inwardly what we are outwardly.” Of course, integrity isn’t just about having morals. Integrity has the idea that there are no cracks in one’s character. For inanimate objects, integrity means having no cracks in the materials that comprise the object. Those cracks will be exposed under int...

Pastor Kyle will be speaking on God's Power and Grace from Job 25:1-26:14.

Remember the Silent Sufferers. This Mother's Day we take a look at Job to learn about the Silent Sufferers.

I bet that if you asked many of your neighbours, co-workers, and classmates if they believed that bad things happen to bad people and good things happen to good people, they would agree.  If people add a belief of God into the equation, then you can see why many people hold to the concept of the divine retribution principle - God blesses the righteous and afflicts the unrighteous. We reinforc...

Did you know that at one time students in Ontario would recite the Lord’s Pray to begin each day at school? I told my kids this and they had a hard time imagining this happening in their schools today. The Lord’s Prayer may not be recited in school, but how often do we recite it in church? I feel convicted by this neglect. Of all the things that Jesus’ disciples wanted Jesus to teach them, prayer...

HAPPY EASTER! HE IS RISEN!!!  He is risen indeed.

Responding to Discouragers

What did the cross cancel? Join us as we take a look at Colossians 2:13-15.

Heart of Worship - Romans 12:1

Have you ever felt somebody try to shame you? It is like putting an unwelcome weighted blanket on you. They heap shame upon shame, guilt upon guilt. The worst shaming is probably religious shaming because it makes you question your relationship with God. Trying to give you a guilt complex is not helpful and is ultimately not motivating to bring lasting change. This is why this Sunday we are going...

Prayer - How to Deal with Inner Turmoil

This week we are privileged to have Dr. Rick Reed, President of Heritage College & Seminary, come and teach us from Job 8:1-9:35. Please have your hearts open to hear from God on Making Sense of Suffering.

Don’t you just love a good proverb? “Do good things and you’ll get good stuff; do bad things and you’ll get bad stuff”. We tend to gravitate toward the formulas for getting what we want. But what are we to do when things don’t work out quite that simply? Maybe more importantly, how are we to walk with those who are suffering when there seems to be no reason for it? How do we ourselves approach lif...

As news of Russia invading Ukraine hits the headlines on our newsfeeds, we begin to see suffering Ukrainians lament their losses. Sadly, more lament is coming as this affects us all at least economically.  Lament is a vent for people to tell their stories of suffering. As we continue in our study of Job 2:11-3:26, we will find two responses to suffering. One is for the comforter and that is t...

What do you do when your family is suffering? I confess, I get very protective and sometimes angry.  In our passage In Job 1:13-2:10 for this Sunday, Pastor Kyle will help us know how to respond when our family is suffering.