Sermons
The Least of These: Love With Actions
Guest Speaker: Mark Dynna Exploring Matthew 25, and the relationship of faith and good works.
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The Least of These: We Will Always Have The Poor
Guest Speaker: Seth Freeman Exploring Jesus’ interaction with Judas, we will explore our attitudes with the materially poor, confront our own God complexes, and look for ...
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The Least of These: Prayer and the Poor
If our relationship with God is like a boss and employee relationship, then we will never help with our charity because we are focused on our benefit. Jesus gives us a better mo...
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The Least of These: You Can Live Without Love
It is a daunting task serving the least of these. We make a little progress, yet it is only a dent (if that). We become jaded or hard hearted towards the world and the people in...
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The Least of These: People of Peace in a Season of Unpeace
Guest Speaker: Bishop Cliff Fletcher Jesus is the Prince of Peace who both gives His followers peace and commissions us to bring peace to others. A robust Biblical understanding...
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Faith & Finances – Community Gifts
Guest Speaker: Dennis Camplin Like all worship, giving is not a private matter between you and God. God has redeemed a people for himself. So, we are called to practice giving t...
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Living Well – Human Virtue and God’s Hidden Agency
Guest Speaker: Joel Russell-MacLean God does not speak audibly within this story. No angels appear. There are no miracles. Only twice are we told that God acts. God’s “hidden ca...
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Living Well – Grandma Buchanan’s Testimony
What is it that steers the rudder in the day-to-day events of life? In the story of Ruth, was it good luck, good management, good advice, or some other underlying influence that...
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Living Well – His Kingdom Come
Let’s notice how Boaz uses his power and influence in a God honouring way. It’s all for the good of others. The takeaway for us in this idea is that we all have a kingdom—a spac...
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Living Well – Finding God’s Love Where it Hurts the Most
Tragedy and pain have the tendency of reshaping a person’s outlook: on life, on themselves, and on God. In this sermon I want to look at how Naomi, Orpah and Ruth each processed...
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Living Well – From Bad to Worse: A New Perspective When Things Aren’t Working Out
How do we deal with circumstances that are not what we had planned or hoped for? The story of Ruth is a story of hope and promise but it begins with a man and his family who hav...
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He Is Coming Soon!
Is it a warning or a promise? Yes, both. To those who have been trying to keep one foot in the world and on foot in the kingdom, it’s a warning that time is running out. For tho...
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New Creation!
The world and its systems seem so large and powerful. We’re all familiar with the phrase, “That’s just the way the world works.” It suggests permanence. In the face of this, our...
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Behold! The White Rider!
There are times when the opposition to who we are is so significant it feels like David and Goliath. The enemy seems too powerful. So, we are given a vision of real power that e...
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Raise a Hallelujah!
Hallelujah means let us praise God! This imperative to praise is born out of the certainty that God will judge his people’s enemies justly and take his people to himself a...
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Rage of the Dragon!
Know your enemy. This is the most basic rule of warfare, but one we too often forget. Behind all the hate of God’s people, there is one real enemy. He has been defeated and cast...
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Work of Witness!
Some days it can feel like the world is spinning out of control. We can struggle, not just our place in it, but with our role. However, our role has not changed—even during the ...
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Envy: God Made Me Wrong
Envy isn’t about not having enough stuff. Rather, it is the sense that I am not enough. Seeing things in others that I wish for myself. But, I need to be the only one to have th...
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