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This week we begin a five-week series delving into the book of Amos, one of the Old Testament prophets. Throughout the series we’ll be grappling with the question of how we can hear the Lord speaking to us today through the ancient, sometimes obscure prophecies recorded in the Bible. This week, we’ll especially be asking…

For the past two weeks we’ve been looking at different dynamics in relationships. What do you do if there’s a dynamic in one of your relationships that you don’t like? You’re stuck in a rut or a pattern of interaction that is unhealthy, harmful, or just frustrating for both of you; what can you do?…

Every relationship involves unique people, each with their own thoughts and desires, and each with their own free will. It’s one of the things that makes relationships challenging, and also one of the things that makes them powerful and beautiful. With that in mind, how can we work together toward common goals while still encouraging…

Who are you fighting with at the moment? How does that fight affect the rest of your life? This Sunday we’re starting a 3 week series on dynamics in relationships and we’re beginning the series by talking about fighting. Being in conflict can cause us a lot of stress and pain and so we often…

What is the weekend for? We take weekends and holidays as a chance to relax and unwind, to rest from our daily work. But we also know that Sunday is also supposed to be a day for worshipping the Lord. Is there a connection between those two things – resting from our work, and worshipping…

If God already knows what we need, why do we need to pray to Him? This Sunday we continue to look at the Steps of Repentance, four steps we can take to make real and lasting change in our lives; and in particular, we focus  on the third step: praying to the Lord for His…

For the next few weeks, our sermons will focus on a four-step process of repentance. This week’s sermon focuses on the first two steps in that process: first, examining our actions, thoughts, and intentions; and second, recognizing and acknowledging the ways that we tend to sin against God.