This father's day we celebrate our dads while also looking at Proverbs 20:7 and how we are called to leave a legacy of blessing for our children through a life of righteousness and integrity.

In a special service, we continue with our series looking at our call to holiness by discovering how the Holy Spirit can help us in a lifestyle of holiness. We also celebrate Pentecost and the day that the Holy Spirit arrived and birthed the church.

Delving into a new series looking at holiness and how we, as God's children, are called to be holy, Ps. Jade takes us through God's holiness and what it means. Brining understanding to the holiness of God, we learn what it means for us and why we should honor God for His holiness.

This Ascension Day we celebrate the promises that we can claim because Jesus ascended into Heaven. Looking at how these promises are possible, we take a unique look at the promises we're trusting God for because Jesus is working for us from in Heaven.

As we end off our mini-series looking at having a culture and heart of generosity, we look at practical manners relating to having a giving heart and how generosity is a reflection of our heart.

In a new mini-series, we look at what it means to cultivate a culture of giving. Moving beyond simply talking about finances and giving, we look into the heart of it all and how generosity should be a mark of the culture of disciples.

We love the opportunity to celebrate our moms! This mother's day, we celebrate the special ladies in our lives while looking at the lessons that we can learn from Jochebed - one of the many incredible mothers in the Bible.

This special service we celebrate the induction of Pastor Gareth. Conducted by Dr. Brett Smitsdorff, we also hear a sermon about how God can use you irrespective of age.

Closing off our series looking at the questions asked by Jesus, Ps. Christie delves into the question asked 'what about him' and uncovers why comparison may not be what we're called to do.

He is Risen!! This Sunday we celebrate Jesus's victory over death and look at how the grave couldn't hold Him! We also delve into another question that Jesus asked of His disciples after being found missing from the tomb.

Celebrating the Easter season and the day of Good Friday, where Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice for our sins, we continue to look at the unique questions that Jesus asked.

Today we not only celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem with cries of Hosanna, but we also look at one of the most pivotal questions Jesus asked: Who do you say I am?

As we start our new sermon series looking at the questions the Jesus asked during His time on earth, we look at the question in Luke 17:17-18.

As we close off our sermon series looking at 'A Form of Godliness,' we look at the four steps that we can take to allow the Holy Spirit to aid us in living a more Godly life.

During our 'Mission's Sunday #10/2,' we welcome Pastor Angelo from BECAM-NET for an inspiring update on what BECAM-NET is busy doing and an encouraging word on how we should be involved!

This week we continue with our sermon series looking at having a form of godliness. More specifically, we look at how we sometimes deny the power of the Holy Spirit and the consequences that follow from doing so.

Starting a new series, we look at having a form of godliness and the warnings that Paul issues about this practice. We also delve into what true godliness is and how it can only be attained through the power of the Holy Spirit.

This Sunday we delve the various expressions of worship and how each of them reflect the desire we have to worship in our heart. Looking at this in a Biblical view, we see how God's Word ties our worship to our hearts and how we should worship our Lord with the fullness of our love.

As we close our series looking at how God's plan is greater, we look at the four stages or characteristics of God's plan. More than anything, we see through the life of Moses how following God's plan requires a step of obedience.

This week, Ps. Christie looks more closely at God's plan and why we need to trust in His plan. Delving into the faith it requires and why we can have certainty in His plan, we discover why we can leave it all to God.

Moving into our theme for 2025 and our sermon series looking at how God's plan is greater than ours, Ps. Shepard delves into our plans. Looking at the attitudes we should have when planning, we see why planning is Biblical but should always include God.

Launching our new theme for the year of God's Plan (Is Greater Than) My Plan, we look at how God has had a plan since the beginning and always operates with a plan in mind.

As we come to the end of our first week of prayer and fasting, Miklos talks about the importance of humility and how, only through true humility, can we experience revival!

Looking at our prayer we see how the Holy Spirit can bring about revival prayer! More than this, we see how we have power in prayer to do the miraculous through the name of Jesus!

As we continue with our season of prayer and fasting, we look at how a revival stirs up a new intimacy with God. While it may be lacking due to our busyness, the Holy Spirit is able to revive us back to having an intimate relationship.

Revival means remembering that we are called to have GOD as our FIRST LOVE. This evening, we remember that and spend time praying that the Holy Spirit will return Him to the forefront of our hearts.

Kicking off our season of prayer and fasting, we look at what revival really is and how we can experience it through the work of the Holy Spirit!

Finishing off looking at the vision of our church we look at Go! Called to make disciples of all nations, we see how we should be sharing the Word of God with others and bringing them into the Kingdom.

Continuing looking at the vision of our church, this week we look at how we are called to grow spiritually and into a life of service. Looking at the tools that God's given us to aid our growth, we look at the impact of what our growth does and why it is so important.

Kicking off a new year has never been so great! This week we start a sermon series looking at the vision of our church - starting with our call to Love God and love one another!