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

As the time for the crucifixion approached, Jesus revealed more of his true nature publicly. He drew attention by raising Lazarus from the dead and by causing "trouble" in the temple courts. This week we explore how our reactions when Jesus doesn't do what we expect...

Scripture: Luke 19:28-44 Speaker: Pastor Nate Wiebe

Jesus warned the disciples to be on their guard against all types of greed. He didn't just leave them hanging about what to do in response... today we explore what's behind greed and a couple steps to overcome it's affect on our lives.

Scripture: Luke 12:13-34 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

Back to Basics, Part 4: We explore how reading the Bible and applying it to our lives helps us to draw closer to God and live better, more rewarding lives.

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

The second part of the Back to Basics series. What is a ‘born-again’ Christian? We explore what happens when a person believes, puts their faith in Jesus Christ. The new life initiated when receiving Jesus Christ enables a person to have a fresh start.

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!

As we enter 2025 it's helpful to remember that God is faithful to complete the good work he started... in you!

Scripture: Philippians 1:6 and beyond

Speaker: Pastor Nate Wiebe

Last Sunday of 2024 Pastor Gary Bistritan brings the message and challenges us to look to God, the one who holds the future.

Love comes, not in the form of presents, but God's presence! We celebrate the 4 Sundays of Advent in preparation for Christmas. This fourth week we explore Love as we anticipate celebrating the birth of Jesus and his eventual return.

Scripture: Isaiah 61:1-3

Peace can be elusive, but if we pause, we just might rediscover the path. We celebrate the 4 Sundays of Advent in preparation for Christmas. This third week we explore Peace as we anticipate celebrating the birth of Jesus and his eventual return.

Scripture: Micah 5:2-5a