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Peter's sermon in Acts 2 highlights God's boundless grace, the importance of grounding our lives in scripture, and how ancient prophecies connect to the earth-shattering events fulfilled in Jesus.

Pentecost Still Matters
We can debate the terminology and timing all we want, but scripture is explicitly clear: we need the Holy Spirit.

Part 2 - The coming of the Holy Spirit, 'weird' Christians, & the tepid Canadian church
How will you respond to what you see the Holy Spirit doing, and how should we respond as a church?

Part 1 - The coming of the Holy Spirit, 'weird' Christians, & the tepid Canadian church
The Holy Spirit is for all followers of Jesus, not just the ones you think are ‘weird.’

Allow*, Celebrate, & Expect God
This year, instead of self-dependent resolutions, we need ones that rely on God.

The Glory of God to the Lowest
The good news of Jesus is for all, and the lowly and forgotten are often among the first to receive blessing from God.

Jesus, Joseph, & Just Masculinity
What does Matthew, the gospel writer, mean when he writes that Joseph was ‘a just man,’ and what do the other brief details of Joseph's decisions show us about a biblical view of masculinity?

It's Giving Tuesday, and everyone wants your money, except it isn't really yours
The future glory of the church, his bride, was at the forefront of Jesus’s mind when he climbed Calvary’s hill. God so loved the world that he gave His Son, and His Son so loved the church that he gave Himself. Good Friday is immeasurably greater than Giving Tuesday.

The Broken Path to the Saviour of the World
As beautiful as the Christmas story is, we sometimes struggle to see the connection between a story set hundreds of years ago and our realities today. However, the facts surrounding the birth of Jesus, as found in the Biblical gospels, are anything but typical.

What to do when everything goes wrong
Guest preacher Andy Arnold from Oceanside Church in Nanaimo helps us understand God's instructions when we face significant life obstacles. For the followers of Jesus, it all starts with remembering who we are because of him.

Freed to Give
There’s a big difference between giving out of obligation and giving freely. In Exodus 25, God’s people are invited to bring offerings to build a dwelling place for God, but God doesn’t demand them. There is freedom to give to the one who gave everything for us.

How to See God
We can easily see sacrifice in the Old Testament as a gruesome, even archaic, ritual that seems completely removed from our modern sensibilities. However, the sacrifices we see in those ancient texts, including the book of Exodus, crucially symbolize future redemption through Jesus Christ, enabling the Israelites (and us) to approach God, see God, and even feast in God’s presence.