In our series, Summer on the Mount, you’re invited to discover the challenging and life-giving teachings of Jesus. We’ll see that followers of Jesus are called to create an expression of community that contrasts with many of the core values of cultures throughout history. The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus’ manifesto for what it means to live in the kingdom of God, here and now. This isn’t a mere list of dos and don’ts, but an invitation to allow God’s grace and love to shape us inwardly so that outwardly we put God’s way of life into action. Come prepared to be encouraged and challenged by the radical teachings of Jesus as we spend a Summer on the Mount together.

In our series, Summer on the Mount, you’re invited to discover the challenging and life-giving teachings of Jesus. We’ll see that followers of Jesus are called to create an expression of community that contrasts with many of the core values of cultures throughout history. The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus’ manifesto for what it means to live in the kingdom of God, here and now. This isn’t a mere list of dos and don’ts, but an invitation to allow God’s grace and love to shape us inwardly so that outwardly we put God’s way of life into action. Come prepared to be encouraged and challenged by the radical teachings of Jesus as we spend a Summer on the Mount together.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

I Witness: Stories of the Risen Jesus” is a series that highlights several events that occurred after the resurrection. These moments with Jesus, after he was raised, matter both for how we understand the movement he launched and how we live it out each and every day.

I Witness: Stories of the Risen Jesus” is a series that highlights several events that occurred after the resurrection. These moments with Jesus, after he was raised, matter both for how we understand the movement he launched and how we live it out each and every day.

I Witness: Stories of the Risen Jesus” is a series that highlights several events that occurred after the resurrection. These moments with Jesus, after he was raised, matter both for how we understand the movement he launched and how we live it out each and every day.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.

On Easter Sunday we celebrate that about 2,000 years ago a grave refused to stay closed. A person refused to stay dead. Jesus stepped out of a tomb to bring healing and hope to the whole created order. Join us as we partner with a good God who hasn’t given up on us and invites us to bring peace and hope to our families, friends, neighbours, and world. Jesus is truly: Like No Other.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.

Last Words is a series that examines Jesus’s words from the cross. These “last words” communicate the good news of what he has done for us in his self-offering life and provide an example for his followers in how to live out the Christian journey.