Sunday Resources

Jesus commanded his followers to continue in a practice called “Communion,” or “The Lords Table.” This message explores the meaning of communion to Jesus followers; to remember his death until he returns. . . .

This message explores Jesus words from Matthew 18 where we are given some incredible directions and tools for making peace in our world that is so often filled with fractured relationships. . . .

The Westminster Catechism declares that the chief and highest end of human life is “to know God and enjoy him forever.” All the ways and shapes this takes place in our life is called “Worship.” This message explores how this takes shape in our life. . . .

This message explorers many of the questions that come up around the topic of baptism: What does baptism mean? Who should be baptized? What is the symbolism behind baptism? . . .

In this interview Pastor Dustin speaks with Jef and Renatta about so many amazing things God is doing in Malawi through the work of Village of Hope!

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Experts say the average person has 60,000 thoughts a day - 95% are repeated, and 75% of those are negative. In this message, we’ll explore how to use the tools we've been given to fight back in the battlefield of the mind. . . .

Instability and uncertainty make anxious thoughts nearly inevitable.
What if there was an antidote through a simple, familiar practice? . . .

This week we celebrate the amazing generosity of God through our church community as we have paid off the mortgage on our lands and building! We also look back on some of the journey and God’s faithfulness as we consider our relationship to everythin . . .

One of the incredible impacts of Jesus resurrection on us relates to the way we see ourselves. The humility that comes through the gospel means we can be free from some much of the striving and criticism we often live under. . . .

The resurrection of Jesus Christ means that we have hope and joy beyond the walls of this world. Jesus defeating death – really does change everything! . . .

Every year on Good Friday, Jesus death on the cross is celebrated by Christians all over the planet. Why has this method of execution become an emblem of hope for so many? . . .

For centuries, the church has observed the Sunday before Easter as Palm Sunday; remembering the triumphal entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, just days before he was crucified. As Jesus entered, the crowds were waving palm branches and shouting “Ho . . .

A feast always leaves us feeling full and satisfied. When was the last time you felt full and satisfied, spiritually? The demands of life can often leave us feeling not just tired, but depleted in heart, mind, and soul. Jesus experienced the same thi . . .

Do you ever wonder if you're getting the most out of life? Is there more? Possibly without realizing it, you've settled; you’ve been living a powerless life for too long. It’s time to connect to the power source. It’s time to unleash the power of pra . . .

This message explores the overarching message, chronology and genres of the Bible. In understanding some of these things larger perspectives we are better equipped to read the Bible and hear God speaking to us. . . .

Psalm 119 is written entirely in praise to God for his laws. In verse 102 the writer announces: “I have not departed from your laws, for you yourself have taught me.” They are saying: when I open the Bible I feel as though God is personally teaching . . .

This message explore a quote from Richard Foster: “More than any other discipline, fasting reveals the things that control us… We cover up what is inside of us with food and other things.” And looks at this prayer from the Psalms: “Turn my eyes from . . .

Our Society has a digital device problem. This message explores the questions: Would you like a different relationship with your phone / technology? And, could your relationship with technology be impairing you spiritually? This message looks at the . . .

Have you ever felt like you're not enough? Or felt like you have no idea what you're doing, and you're just waiting for someone to find out? Everyone experiences feelings of inadequacy, and those feelings can even lead us to say "no" to God. The prop . . .

In our culture, getting ahead is all about making a name for yourself—building a brand, working harder, and striving for more... for you. But what if the key to true significance isn’t about becoming greater, but less? In this message, we’ll explore . . .

The book of Proverbs, which is included in the Bible, is perhaps the most famous text in the world on wisdom; millions of people for thousands of years have looked to it for help. In the Bible “wisdom” is competence in regards to the complex realitie . . .

The book of Proverbs, which is included in the Bible, is perhaps the most famous text in the world on wisdom; millions of people for thousands of years have looked to it for help. In the Bible “wisdom” is competence in regards to the complex realitie . . .

The book of Proverbs, which is included in the Bible, is perhaps the most famous text in the world on wisdom; millions of people for thousands of years have looked to it for help. In the Bible “wisdom” is competence in regards to the complex realitie . . .

It is natural for us to desire the approval of others, to desire to look a certain way, to be liked and accepted. But both Solomon and Jesus remind us that this leads us into a snare - and it will end badly. Fortunately they give us the secret to avo . . .

The book of Proverbs, which is included in the Bible, is perhaps the most famous text in the world on wisdom; millions of people for thousands of years have looked to it for help. In the Bible “wisdom” is competence in regards to the complex realitie . . .

It's been said - "Show me your friends and I will show you your future." Our closest relationships shape the direction and quality of our lives. Proverbs, the most famous collection of wisdom, speaks powerfully about choosing our close relationships . . .

This message explores what is written to the church in 1 John, chapter 1. At a Christmas service you can go to parts of the Bible that describes the Christmas events; recordings of shepherds, angels, wise men, and the manger. 1 John 1 is obviously no . . .

The amazing message of Christmas is that the infinite, all powerful, eternal God became a Human! This message looks at why the incarnation of Jesus is so significant to us, today. . . .

700 years before Jesus came, Isaiah prophesied that someone special was coming. Well, special is quite the understatement. Jesus is special beyond our ability to even understand. If he came only as Saviour that would have been enough. But it’s even b . . .

Have you ever considered the idea that the birth of Jesus is the greatest disruption in all of history? His birth changed forever how we can live in relationship with God the Father in this life, and by defeating death and sin he secured our eternity . . .