Reclaim your Call
Many people in the world – even some church-going people, even some people who have professed faith in Jesus – treat their faith as an add-on, an option among many other options. Yet to be...
Long Division
In this worship gathering, we hear a message called “Long Division” from Romans 16.17-27. We learn how false teachers sway people, and how to avoid this as followers of Jesus. (We also learn a little...
Teamwork
In this worship broadcast, we hear a message called “Teamwork” that takes a list of greetings sent by the apostle Paul, as he begins to close his letter to the church in Rome, and applies...
The Needy Church
In this worship broadcast, we hear a message from Romans 15.23-33 that helps us understand the local church does not exist within its own bubble. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper at the end of the...
One Voice
In this video, we hear a message about the importance of setting aside selfishness in favour of serving others – something that will become very important as the church emerges from the pandemic, with many...
Eating and Drinking
If I follow Jesus, should I be a vegetarian? Vegan? Pescatarian? Or can I eat whatever I want? Can a Christian take a job that makes one work on Sunday? If I love the Lord,...
Love Wins
In this message, we learn about challenges to our understanding of love – a debt we cannot repay. It’s based on Romans 13.8-14, with support from Ephesians 6.10-17 and 1 Thessalonians 5.1-10. You can watch...
Not Quite Libertarian
There has been no time such as this in our lifetime to share the relevance of Romans 13.1-7. In this service, we hear a message about what it means to submit to civil authorities, and...
Financial Margin
What do the most misquoted verse in the Bible and the weeks after Christmas have in common? In this service, we hear a message that answers that question. You can watch the whole broadcast here,...
Picking up the Peaces
On this second Sunday of Advent, we talk about peace, which is something we often find hard to come by at this time of year, and even more so during the pandemic. Anxiety is common....