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There is a kind of exhaustion unique to our moment. Not just physical tiredness. More like the fatigue of constant noise. Headlines. Notifications. Podcasts at double speed. Opinions arriving faster than we can process them. We are endlessly connected and yet, somehow, profoundly disconnected.
And maybe that’s because one of the deepest spiritual crises of our age is not disbelief, but distraction.
SERMON SERIES
We’re going to collect different voices from our community, and invite each to explore a key theological idea or tradition that’s fascinated them.
And here’s what we hope happens along the way: that you find yourself more inquisitive and more thoughtful about life’s biggest questions.
The Psalms are a faith songbook, and while they don’t have that same catch-ability today, they used to. Across these short and lengthy poems, they cover the full range of the human experience as it's lived with God as the audience.
This spring series is still about movement. Getting out and going further. The second part of this series will cover Acts 13-28. These stories have this entrepreneurial edge to them. They're full of apostles and leaders making things work on the fly, taking bigger risks, and learning from mistakes.
This spring series is all about movement. Getting up and getting out. The first part of this series will cover Acts 1-12. These stories are wild and entertaining, and they're also where the church gets its start. The first half of Acts tells of the early teetering steps of the Jesus community learning to walk on its own.
What if miracles aren't distant, rare occurrences but woven deeply into the fabric of our everyday lives? In the series, we’ll explore miracles not just as extraordinary interruptions but as natural expressions of the beauty, wonder, and interconnectedness of our world.
As we celebrate this day, fill our hearts with joy and our lives with the power of his resurrection. Help us to live as Easter people, sharing the good news of Christ’s victory over death. Let the light of the risen Christ shine through us, bringing hope and love to the world. In the strong name of the risen Christ, we pray.
Stories of unlikable characters. Stories of everyday encounters. Stories with preposterous implications.
This year we return to the most scandalous stories Jesus told — those we’ve come to call his parables of grace.
In this series, we journey through Paul's letter to the Ephesians, uncovering the profound "If/Then" truths woven throughout its message. Paul reminds us that if we genuinely grasp who we are—beloved, chosen, and redeemed—then our lives naturally transform.
Counterintuitive as it may seem, creativity for its own sake, including a creative practice that’s just for you, will draw you closer to God who created all and called it “good.” We hope new sparks fly out from there as we consider creativity in technology, spirit, and relationships.
It’s a striking feature of the scriptures that, as the story of Jesus’ birth unfolds, key characters sometimes burst into song.
There are songs of resignation, of protest, and of exultation.
Has it been a while since you read the story of Abraham and Sarah? A quick flip through Genesis 12-25 reminds you of the zigzagging steps they take to be faithful to God’s promises.
What anchors us as a community? We embrace intellectual honesty, cultivating a safe space where tough questions are welcomed and authenticity is valued. We're driven by spiritual passion, recognizing the depth and mystery in faith that inspires us daily. With Jesus firmly at the center, we navigate life guided by his teachings on compassion, justice, and inclusion.
Take a second, and make a list of the things you do to shape your spirituality.
Chances are that some your answers are obvious. Liturgy. Mindfulness. Lectio divina. Alternatively, some of them might be more idio syncratic. Long walks? Intermittent fasting? Four day work weeks? Whatever building blocks we use, the truth is that we can always get better at attending to life’s sacredness.
We’ve asked the teaching team to choose a favourite book off their bookshelf and tell you why it matters to them. We’ll cover great fiction, fiery theological texts, and classic nonfiction.
It’s so much more than a grade seven book report. We’ll talk about wisdom, passion, and curiosity. We’ll talk about how the written word plays a big part in what it means to be faithful and still open to new ideas. We’ll make it fun.
Colossians is a fascinating study in contrasts. This series will explore the relationship between the cosmic vision presented by the writer and the practical, down-to-earth advice offered to the readers.
Easter plops us into a world that is supposed to feel brand new. We’ve just experienced resurrection, after all. Shouldn’t the world be all white daisies and blue skies? Well, yes and no.
Together we rehearse Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, his death on Good Friday, and his resurrection on Easter morning.
For thousands of years, poets, seekers, and practitioners have tried to uncover what it means to encounter God. With words. With silence. With gratitude. With lament.
Few characters rival David in the Hebrew bible’s long list of heroes.
He rises from obscurity, subdues Israel’s enemies, survives death threats, and eventually takes the throne.
In a world where we are inundated with how-to videos, aisles of self-help books, and instructive TikTok personalities telling us how to heal our trauma and take care of our skin, it can feel like we’re doing everything wrong.
As we enter the Advent season, let’s approach Jesus’ life from a new angle. Not simply his birth, but all the stories that come before his public ministry.
Jesus taught primarily in parables. Short pithy stories that surprise us with Jesus' unique perspective on life. These parables centre around three main concepts. Kingdom, Grace and, wait for it... Judgment.
As pastors and friends, this is a question that emerges in conversation pretty regularly. We all have doubts about what we believe, questions about whether our beliefs are well-founded, and we struggle sometimes to find the rhythms and habits that support the faith we want to foster.
