God seems determined to remain hidden. Where we would expect powerful revelation to motivate belief, we follow three kids onto a mountainside who come away with a secret. This p...
read moreToo often the church talks about our building the kingdom of God on earth. However, Scripture reminds us that any kingdom we build becomes Babylon. Jesus’s Parable of the Growin...
read moreAs Pastor David prepares to leave for his sabbatical, he looks at the biblical roots. Sabbatical is not for pastors alone. Each of us is called to a rhythm of rest and all of ou...
read moreWe believe that mission is the reason for the church’s existence. Scripture describes God’s great mission to redeem and renew all of his creation, particularly humanity. God has...
read moreBeing Scripture Centred is important for our church life, but if we are not putting Scripture at the centre of our personal lives then the value doesn’t mean much.
read moreWe believe that prayer is essential to following after God. Like Jesus, we need frequent times when we are seeking God for a reaffirmation of our identity as God’s people and a ...
read moreWe believe the community called church is a new family. This means we intentionally invite people to become a part of our life together. As well, we foster an environment in whi...
read moreGod is not a service provider. As a result he is not interested in only healing a foot, curing cancer, or any other one-off act. God is about restoring all things. That means he...
read moreDivine healing isn’t magic. We do not wield Jesus’s name like an incantation, guaranteeing a prescribed result. Healing is a part of our relationship, rooted in the grand story ...
read moreThere are two extremes to avoid in this topic: that God always heals and that God never heals. However, we cannot look at healing in and of itself. The act of divine healing mus...
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