What does "family" truly mean? While we often think of blood relatives, the Bible expands this definition in a powerful way. Using the story of Abraham from Romans 4 and the compelling analogy of a "Band of Brothers," this message explores how we become part of God's family not through our heritage or good works, but through a shared faith in Jesus Christ.

Every day, we're planting seeds in the garden of our lives. But what kind of harvest are you cultivating? In this compelling message from Galatians 6, we delve into the biblical principle: "You reap what you sow."

Are you ready to move beyond just attending church and deepen your faith in a powerful way? In this sermon, we explore the journey from being a disciple (a learner of Jesus) to becoming a discipler (someone who actively helps others follow Him). Drawing parallels from a story of a king and his diligent servants, we uncover why the traditional "classroom" model of faith often leaves us feeling unprepared for real-world spiritual impact.

Explore the powerful story of Pentecost and its call to share the good news of Jesus Christ! This message delves into Acts 2, examining the disciples' experience at Pentecost and the importance of being ready to witness to our faith in Jesus with gentleness and respect. Learn how to prepare your "beautiful feet" to share the hope you have, even in a changing culture, and discover the transformative power of the gospel message.

Ever wondered about the real meaning behind communion? This message breaks down the practice, from its roots in hospitality and Old Testament traditions to its significance for Christians today.

Do you find talking about money in church awkward? You're not alone. Many pastors find it tough, especially with the negative stereotypes around church finances. But what if you recognized how your financial contribution is actually vital to your spiritual growth and connection to God's work?

In this video, Pastor Nathan dives deep into an often-avoided topic: money and discipleship.

Holy Humour Sunday. There's a time to dance and laugh, and a God who appreciates both! When we're anxious we can return to the reminder that our loving God has unexpected ways of coming through!

Scripture: Philippians 4:4-8

Speaker: Pastor Nate Wiebe

This Easter Sunday we hear the story of Holy Week and what happened to Jesus from the perspective of Chip, the rock, who had a front row seat for most of the events!

Speaker: Pastor Nate Wiebe

Back to Basics: Week 8. God gives spiritual gifts to followers of Jesus for the common good of the church and world. As we discover and utilize what God has given, we feel fulfilled because we're part of the team, joining Jesus in his mission to bring light, hope and freedom to a lost and dying world.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:4-27, Romans 12:3-8

Pastor Nate and the team from FARA have returned from Uganda and share about the ways God is at work through child sponsorship and beyond.

Back to Basics: Week 7.

Baptism is one of the key ordinances of the Christian faith which provides us with an occasion to commemorate our decision to follow Jesus.

An outward sign of an inward reality that lays the foundation for a new identity!

Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20, Romans 6:1-11

Speaker: Pastor Nate Wiebe

Back to Basics: Week 6. The Holy Spirit helps a person to know and follow Jesus better. The Spirit of God dwells in the Christian and guides them into truth. Get to know Jesus with the help of God's Spirit and Word.

Scripture: John 14:15-28, Romans 8:1-17

Back to Basics: Week 5. Prayer is one of the basic habits to learn when a person wants to follow Jesus better. Listen in to find out how to grow in your pursuit of God through prayer.

Scripture: Matthew 6: 5-8

Part 3 in a sermon series that brings us back to the basics of what it means to become a follower of Jesus.

This week we talk about the Freedom available to those who follow Jesus.

Scripture: John 8:31-6 / Romans 8:1-2

A new sermon series that brings us back to the basics of what it means to become a follower of Jesus. Over time we can forget the truth and reality that a Christian can live in. This series aims to remind us of some core elements of the faith that can transform our lives again, or for the first time!

Week 11 in our series in Colossians.
There's no "I" in team. While we hear lots about the Apostle Paul, he did not operate as a Lone Ranger. Instead, he built up a team to partner with him in the work of the gospel. We too, are called to be part of a team that contributes to the ministry of the local church. What type of team mate are you?
Scripture: Colossians 4:7-18
Guest Speaker: Pastor Gary Bistritan

Week 10 in our series in Colossians. How's your prayer life? What adjective best describes it? Casual, Occasional, or perhaps Devoted? The authors of Colossians are encouraging the church to be devoted to prayer and mindful of the conversations they have with non-Christians. These are the seeds of evangelism.

Scripture: Colossians 4:2-6