Here’s the reality: we can know about Jesus—know all the Bible stories, sing all the hymns, even come to church every Sunday—and still have hearts of unbelief. 

The twin parables about treasure explain how valuable the King & His Kingdom are.  And since they are the true treasure, it is reasonable to give everything up for them.

When Jesus talked about the "kingdom of heaven" he meant God's renewed reign in a broken world. God's kingdom started small, but because it is growing, we must proclaim it with confidence.

Each of us belongs to one of two groups: the wheat or the weeds. Though we may not be able to tell merely from outward appearances, the truth is revealed in the fruit or lack-there-of.

Jesus uses a series of parables. A parable both reveals and conceals at the same time. These parables are not merely stories; they resonate deeply with our own experience and challenge us to consider our own responses to the Word of God.

Walking in prayer requires intentionality. We can learn from Paul's prayer for the church at Colossae in both the WHO and the HOW of this daily practice of prayer. 

The Apostle Paul challenges & encourages us to rejoice in The Lord, a direct byproduct of our prayers.

Abounding in prayer an expression of our joy and contentment in Christ.

Pastor Phil walks through the Apostle Paul's powerful prayer for the Ephesian church. He unpacks how we need God's strength to help us grasp God's greatness and love for His people.

Christians are not promised an earthly happily ever after.  We are promised eternal life in glory because of the gospel.  Since this is true, we must learn to focus on eternity.

What kind of God is God, that the innocent suffer and the guilty prosper in His universe? God answers Job out of the whirlwind with His own questions--questions that show us that because God is sovereign, we can trust Him that His purposes are ...

Nobody wants to suffer or go through hard times.  The reality is that we will.  And since suffering is part of life, we must learn how to trust the Lord so we can suffer well.

Remember to honour God in every stage of our lives, in the beginning, in the middle years and nearing the end.

Jordan Legg walks through Proverbs 8 and shows us that since God's wisdom is good, we must apply it to our lives.

The word “proverb” comes from the Hebrew word “mashal” and means “a short, saying” that’s “easy to remember.” It can also mean “to rule” or “govern” The book of Proverbs are sayings meant to teach us wisdom, wisdom from God's word.

Nothing we have is ours as we are charged to be God's stewards. If all we have belongs to God, and if God calls us to be generous, we have no reason not to be irrationally generous. The question is - does our generosity reflect a dependence upo...

As we celebrate 10 years of God's goodness & faithfulness to our church, Pastor Phil explains that since we have been reconciled to God we must join the work of reconciliation.

The Religious leader's asked for a sign, the curious onlookers misunderstood Him and the small group of disciples followed him. Which group describe me?

Our words matter.  Jesus tells us that our words reveal and reflect our hearts.  Because our words condemn our hearts, we must ask Jesus to change us. 

What is the unforgiveable sin?  Pastor Phil tackles that significant question and explains that if people reject the only one who can forgive and save them, they are without hope.

Pastor Joseph talks through the problem of anxiety in our lives and how we can learn to trust the Lord more in our daily lives.

Pastor Phil explains that Jesus is the Servant-King and gives 8 reasons why people should trust in him.

Rick walks through 14 verses explaining what Sabbath is and how Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath and how we need to find rest in him.

Jesus is the King of kings who rules the entire Universe. And yet, he is also gentle and lowly in heart. He is so patient and understanding with those who humble themselves before him. He is our only hope for salvation. And since only Jesus can...